The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-03-01
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It's tho frs, day of spring.
Township elections next Tuesday.

day evening.
Editor Owen was up from Chamber
lain yesterlain.
Mrs. d. W. Butler entertained company
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Barney Hir,h and family expect to
retur to Kimball.
Mr.. Thomas Ryan has been spending
fow days in Pukwaas.
Next Wednesday is Ash Wednesday,
the beginning of Lent.
Mr.. j. H. Richardson made a business
trip to Mitchell Tuesday,
We can print your township election
tickets in nice style and cheap.
Louis Richards has a handsome sorrel
stallion. recently boughtin Iowa.
u. II. Boekiinger sold his household
goods ct auction Saturday afternoon.
Dodge & Byrne have a lot of chickens
straying around town. Got out of the
coop.
Kathleen Mavourneen will be presented
by the X. of P, Saturday evening.
March 16.
Edwin Clifford, the actor who was
here this winter, died in Nebraska two
wesks ago.
The uext eneampment of the South
Dakota Veterans association will meet
at B%rookings.
THIS office has a handsome large horse
When you want some bills OF that kind
give us e call.
Mr.. B. +. Mason arrived from Rock
Island. H., Friday and has gone on his
farm near Dunlap.
A number of our young people spent
y merry evening ia the parlors of the
N. C. church Tuesday.
The most modest girl ever discovered
TO far, lives in Terra Haute, Ind. She
wont listen to g bear story.
F. NJ. Toomey's team ran away early
Saturday evening. They lit out for
home from the lower end OF Main street.
Subjects at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday: morning, The Tree of
Life" evening, THE Restless World
> fhe city of Plankinton has a suit in
the present term of court wherein Grey
:, Bros. are plaintiff to the amount of So
500.
Doctor Hollinser's mare, that had her
leg broken two weeks ago, died last
Thursday, probably from blood poison
r ing.
II A caucus will be held at the engine
house Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock for
= the purpose of nominating township
officers.
= Agrnnd wolf hnnt in the vicinity oil
Canton participated in by about eleven
y hundred men, boys and dogs, resulted il
nary a wolf.
!, A .ticket CLERK, or "spotter''-ol
whatever you call ~'cm-makes frequen
!, trips over the Milwaukee lines in Da
kota 10Y a-days.
Tho cold wave last week swept owe
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the country from the Rockies to the AT
I. %lantic. IL was from 30 to 40 below
y throughout New England.
Some of the youngest pupils in thu
. high school are rehaarsing Tho Turl
., Of the Tide" with o view to 500 pre-
senting the same to a critical public.
The Norris Sisters were unpacking
" beautiful assortment of Spring milliner.
"a and fancy cooks Tuesday. Tho ladie
III will lind some perfectly lovely" hat
i, in the invoice.
ID WIN. Barkdsll, whose farm is nea
Goyle, has made up his mind that thsr
is money In horses, He intends to bu
1T. so young brood mares in the Black Hill
at this spring as a starter.
ne The way freight will only run Tue
ne days, Thursdays ard Saturdays unit
nd further notice. For the benefit {
ct shippers the Monday morning passeng'
nc will carry the refrigerator.
~ Some few Of our young people HI
at Miss Bertha Nentzy's homo last Sa
u urday evening, where they organize
j themselves into a singing society, wi
Mr.. @. A. Robbins as president.
Ids Mr.. Harry L, Snow has startsd a new
paper in Reeseyille, Wisconsin, call
The Weekly Review. and a neat lookil
les sheet il is. We hope Harry will make
success of it.
md Il. B. Taft has been out and look
over Washington Territory, made up /
). mind that Bruie county is good enou
for him and has been to Kentucky a
!. bought some standard bred trotti
stock for his farm,
l. missionary concert and sociable w
'ee take place at the Presbyterian chur
Tuesday evening, March 49, An
interesting program has been prepa-'
consisting of recitations, readings, c
Children's exercises will be the prin
pal feature of tho occasion. All are
vited und it is hoped that an interest v
be taken la the objeet-Home Mission
The pupils of the high school lssu
1DS scHil -bIohihiy PopeA ~ ~" ~
Gazette. Miss Nelly Warner and n
Bertha Wentzy hare had charge of
ans editorial department. up to he pres
;sen- time. Mr.. Mark Maynard is now cdr
to The matter is written Instead of prin,
1t Of and consists OF editorials, locals, mia
Fire l@aneous news and advertisements q
other newspapers. The GnApHIc VIC
Feb. like to exchange.
turn Doctor NJ. G. Felker started out NJ
20 to day morning and collected S37 for
'hlnc j. Brady, who lies very Ill and in ne
Or circumstances. OF tho amount re-
\ the $50 was given by Mr. Felker. +
low Miller, j. N. Barkee and James A.
local in equal amounts-$5 each. When
they money WINS given TO Mr.. Brady. he