The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-01-06

business here.
Congratulations are in order for the
turkeys that are left.
An Oriental Order of Humility Lodge
is to be started at Fargo.
The county commissioners are in SEES
sion 81 Chamberlain this week.
The Klmball Mills are in need of
wheat. Bad roads keeping the grain
back.
The first Of . series of club dances will
probably be hsld some evening next
week.
II every man was Is big ~ he feels
there wouldn't be standing room in this
country.
The Masons in Chamberlain had .
blowout hast week, too. Installation Of
Of officers.
II. 8. Phelps, Of Chamberlain, has
sold his grocery stock to R. J.. Chute. Of
White Lake.
While the GRAPHIC is being made up
for the press the weather threatens an
other storm.
We acknowledge the receipt Of Vick's
annual Floral Guide" 1t is hand
some catalogue.
While waiting for the roads to open
up. many Of the merchants are busy in
voicing their stocks.
The Catholics dance, advertised for
Monday evening last, has been post
p0ned to the 10th inst.
Tie stray cattle picked Up 1t the
Nugen place came from Grow Creek and
belonged to the Indians.
Meierstein has just addeda fine cast
OF jacques celebrated fisvoring extracts
to the Artesisn Grocery.
When . man starts u to lecture he
puts on a dress suit. A woman before
starting to lecture puts on q n%ightgown.
A new ruling Of the postal department,
makes It encumbent upon postmasetrs to
charge one cent extra for advertised let.
tiers.
There are six books IN print on the
subject: "How to Manage q Husband"
Everyone Of them was written b; IN old
maid.
Dear Robcrt:-The reason q woman
sits on the floor to pull on her stockiags
10 because she can't SIT on the wall, We
suppose.
Tie saloons in Sioux Falls will be LEFT
unmolested until tie supreme court OF
the territory decides the legality Of the
local option law.
The majority Of the saloon men II
Mitchell will discontinue their business
pending Judge Trips decision upon the
legal question enyolved.
We would suggest 70 husbands ths'
they restrain their joy owe the holiday
presents gwen them by their wives unit
they get the bill for them.
Louis Richards is filling his ice.hous,
from the artesian lake. Another soaso,
he will probably move his ice-hous'
down to the edge Of the lake.
Postmaster Ochsner and his deputy
Mr.. hcKittrick. have been taking i
easy half the time during the past weel
and working like blazes the other half.
Hoods sarsspsrila Co. hsev MALE,
US two Of their handsome calendars
The calendar csn be obtained BY remi,
ting 9 cents to the nrm, Lowell, Mass.
The Kimbsll we'll seems to be the onl
one which Gray Bros. made . success
of. Now it's Highmore that will brin
suit against them for q. 500 damages 70
breach Of contract.
Kimball girls don't toboggsn, bu
they IAN slip up on an icy sidewalk wit
a grace, beauty and percussion that wi
close the eyes Of every man within
couple Of blocks distant.
In Brookaeld, Ohio, the other night,
hanging lamp fell upon three childre
sitting in . large arm chair underneath
and the oil taking fire. burned two
them 40 severely that they died.
About IL teams came into tow
Tuesday. in q bunch. Led by the III
lin boys and Arthur Mckee they hi
been breaking q road through from Il
southeast. 1t took two days TO do Il
work.
!. Miller's annual drawing took piac
Monday. NJ. John Vol drsSaiie III,
HnA hne steel engraving, nicel
MsWsE Mn =. p. Ochsner, tho secon
prize, ahandsome album; and Mrs.. Ge'
L. Mckay, the third prize. . beautif,
book OF poem.
Rev. Il. g. Furnier received Q ION /,
hard coal as . New Years present.
wss paid for by subscription, Mr.. W. I
Gross circulating the paper and buyiu
kthe coal Of Mr.. G. s. Blodgest. tt
ysscriptiou paper contained IS names.
fhaA-sre whole towns In 1erma,
thse~S1e little else ba{ make dolls I
American children. They are most
simple country f9pks. England's chill
rem spend Almost q. 900. 900 for Fren'
and Gsr'n16 dolls, and Americas chill
zen 4lm9s. double that.
The fail term Of the Dakota Universe
closed on Dec. 81 with sn attendance
over seventy. The term has been
! prosperous one. All the departmer
are thoroughly equipped. A larger
tendssc. is expected tho coming tel
which opened Jan. 8.
II may be sons consolation 70 {
family man, who, with heightened v
J sgs watches his small heap Of coal II
) idly disappear down the rapacious mi
of the base burner, to know that
. average ocean steamship consumes :
tons Of coal per day.
Everyone of the old settlers RENE