The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-09

10 terror he's never Il prey
His knoes-neycrs mitc together with fear,
Because he ANT built that way.
Thanksgiving the 29th.
Court will adjourn tomorrow.
Virtue is its own reward" So Is
vice.
The attorneys are all down to Cham
herlain attending court.
Mr.. j.. C. Ferris, of Hampton, Iowa,
was in town Wednesday.
j.. IL. King passed through this morn
ing en- route to Rapid City.
Mr.. f. A. Thomas keeps one hand
done up in a feather bed. Felon.
One of Mr.. Petrack's children was
taken with the diphthe1ia Wednesday.
Mrs S. G Boyce entertained a pro-
s-ressivc euahre party Mondsv evening.
Matt Marty, the butcher man, has a
new sausage machine. Chain up your
dogs,
Bracelets to be worn on the outside OF
the sleeve of the dress have been intro
duced.
The regular meeting Of the city council
Monday evening was adjourned until
TIE Goth.
Mrs. Fred Freeman was taken to the
Gankton insane asylum by Sheriff
Ochsner Monday,
This has been too busy a week for
the newspapers to furnish much local
matter aside from election news.
Tie Chamberlain Register and PulS
wana Press had Tadlock killed for Il
dead certainty by Bond last week.
MIR. Edward Coyle, Of Coyle, this
county. left Wednesday morning for
Pine Bluff. Wis, to remain until spring.
twenty-five young Indians from the
Lower Brule agency started Saturday
morning for the Hampton, Va, school.
A semi-Leap Year dance at the Taft
House III Pukwana Saturday night was
attended by some half dozen Kimoall
couples
Mr.. Everett Smith, for so long con
nccted with the Mitchell land Office, has
stepped out. w. j. Healey has taken
his place.
When it ONE to a girl eating oyster
stews to pay off u church debt. her
religious fervor is bounded by e very
elastic corset.
When a girl of sixteen looks into the
future it seems almost an eternity
When n woman looks iuto the future it
SENS as short as a rabbits tail.
The ladies of the NJ. L. church will
give a spelling school at their church
notwithstanding. Chicken pie
will be served and q good attendance is
desired.
Mr.. John Turpitt, of C~hstswortli.
H., has been visiting his brother, T. p.
Turpitt. The two brothers had not met
before in 80 years aud of course the
meeting was a joyful one.
On account of the editor being
called to Chamberlain to attend coert
this issue of the GRAPHIC has not only
been delayed but has also prevented
compiling detailed election returns for
this week paper.
Mr.. Freeland's daughter Francis had
the end of her thumb torn off at the
first Joint by a picket rope attached to a
COW Monday morning. Doctor Holm
ger sewed the end on with the chances Of
giving her a good thgmb again,
The Farmers and Traders Bank case
was tried yesterday, The case was
given to the jury this morning. Yer
cict not yet announced. Porter, Mckay
and Roberts are the attorneys for the
bank this time and have done excellent
work,
Last Tuesday night the large barn on
the old Pete Nelson farm at Red Lake,
now owned by Ressegieu, OF Sioux City.
and managed by W. o. Riley, caught
fire through the carelessness of children
playing with matches, md was completely
destroyed, together with nearly 100 tons
of hay. 500 bushels of oats and a lot of
farm machinery, making a LOGS of about
a thousand dollars. 1t sheltered the
horses of Custer and his men when they
passed through on their way to the Hills
where the. were massacred by Sitting
Bull and his Warriors -Puhrana Press