The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-02-01

Pen might appropriately write its cpl
taph.
The sun never sets except in the West,
but a hen will set anywhere. This shows
how far more liberal minded than the sun
the hen is.
The big burss and the little burgs UP
north arc nov making ready to enter the
race for the capital of the future state of
North Dakota.
Louis Richards finished harvesting ice
Tuesday. 800 tons have been gathered,
more than double the amount stored in
any former year
Several Ohio papers have re -printed
the GRAHuIc's account of Mr.. Louis
Richards process of harvesting ice with
gum arabic, etc.
Mr.. Chas Hooper. of the White Lake
Times. came up to Kimball Monday to
have some "picters" took. and made the
GRAPHIC Il pleasant call also.
Doc Herring says a rabbits hind foot
cures rheumatism, aud he carries one in
his pants pocket-Warren Ill.) Sentinel.
Ed. Brenne and G. s. Blodgett put
their faith in n small potatoe.
The Rev. Mr.. Loughran will preach at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and evening. Subjects
Gambling" and Death on a pale
horse"
Plankinton Beacon: DR., Milliron re.
ports un unsual run Of work. The doc
tor is very popular with Plankinton peo-
pile and we hope he will remain perna-
nently.
A farmer IN the southern part Of the
county is talking of selling out and GO
ing to Washington Territory on account
of the poor health of three or four OF
his dogs.
Meierstein and Freese shipped 5000
pounds of dressed poultry to New York
city last week. The Dakota hen Is a
glittering success in the markets of the
effete East.
Subjects at the NJ. L. church next
Sunday: 1890 a. M. The Visible
Church." G330, p. M, Pardon" Ray
Thomas. leader, 1880, p. M. "Discon-
tent In a Palace"
w. A. Scott. the former editor of the
Pukwana Press. now engaged in the real
estate business in Mitchell, has issued a
very nice advertising sheet entitled the
Mitchell Advertiser.
A bill has been introduced in The house
to create the Office of district attorney for
each judicial district and abolishing the
Office OF district attorney for each county,
with a salary of 81. 1000.
Saturdays ST. Paul Globe contains a
short biographical sketch of our well
known townsman, Charles s. Blodgctt.
The sketch is partially spoiled by one OF
the Globes horrible portraits.
Mr.. William Saylor left for Waverly,
Iowa, Monday. where he has accepted q
good position. We hope it will be bu'
temporary and that Mr.. saylor and hi
charming young wife Will again DO res.
idents Of Kimball.
The GRAPHIC is the rcsipicnt of q Ion.
letter from Mr.. Rollin Topping. FL
writes that Mrs. Topping and himself or
we'll and wish to be remembered to thsi
KimbaIl friends.
, N. B.-"Mrs. Topping is his mothe
--theboy isn't married.
Many a carefully nursed house plan
droop.d and died under the chilling breat
OF Mr.. J. Frost last Friday nigh,
People who carelessly leave their wiz
dows up at this time Of year shout
! know q sudden change of the weather
liable to occur a any time.
Monday evening was the 44th annivel
sary of Mr.. snd hrs. 8. r. Nugen's Voc
. ding. About twenty-five couples pal
their respects to the venerable pair an
were nicely and Hospitality entartainet
Tbs guests presented the aged ooupl
with two handsome patent rockers,
nice lamp and other smaller gifts.
Primary instruction may reasonabl
c be given at the expense of the taxpaye
but we hold that no community is just
e fed in compelling taxpayers to eontri'
ute to the support Of institutions tn
9 teach tho Greek, Latin, and other depar
monts of fancy learning This is Il
opinion Of one Of the most learned me
in the United States. Chas. A. Dana, al
in this day of highfAlutin' impractical
education, 1t is very pertinent.
q Little Joe Harker is a second edit,
,r of little can Right" the wonderf
japanese acrobat. With Frank Cushil
l. little Joe, who is but nine years of az
and small for his years at that, does sor
'e exceedingly clever work which would
ID highly creditable to a much older gyl
mast. He also does some difficult feats