The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-01-04
5anuar2 Jinsles.
a girl can polka,
A girl can waltz.
And y girl can double chassez.
But she can't wear II parrot
Plymouth Rock pants.
Because sl.eaint built that way,

hiihoa Is Pielit Say tAiS "iutef.
Regular meeting OF the city dads Mon
day evening.
Call and get a sample copy of the
fcXas Siftinss.
Say, the GRArnrc's go, a new cutter it
will sell cheap.
It's boundt to be a short winter anyway
you can figure it.
Many of the merchants are busy in
voicing their stocks.
A masque ball took place at Chamber
lain New Years night.
Be not ashamed Of your lot-even il
there is a mortgage on it.
The U. S. land Office at Deadwood is
to be removed to Rapid City.
Straw hats. linen busters and parasois
were on the streets New Years.
A falling meteor lighted the whole
town for a moment Monday evening.
This is the time of year when the aver
age girl has plenty OF chaps on herhands.
j. Il. Conant has sold the P~lanhinton
House to j. A. Mcconnell, the former
owner.
Planklnton is talking about a s15,0 @
hotel, electric lights, more railroads,
etc, etc.
The old settlers say. ITS Just like the
winters of 81 and SO, only not quite SO
much So"
Geo. Peabody said it is much better t o
teach n boy how to make a dollar than TO
give him one.
This is the time eff year when the fam
lily man sprinkles Kerosene on tho butter
to make ii last longer.
Start the new year IN right by sub
scrlbing for the best newspaper in Brule
County-the GRAPHIC.
1t will be more satisfactory all around
If YOU would subscribe TO the GRApulc
instead of borrowing it.
Mrs. Pope was cutting and putting up
hay Saturday, Dec. 2sth. Just make u
memorandum o. Tete East.
Formerly country editors
who wore the I lymouth Rock IS. 90 pants.
Now every other fellow wears a pair.
Tee Miliiard Richards Company go in.
to Minneapolis to %reorganizc. \ more
attractive entertainment viii be put OIL
the road
The hustle, may go but the corset never.
The natural love of the feminine portion
of humanity of being squeezed will pre-.
vent that.
"furnovers' are so called because
they We're first made from mince PIES and
when eaten at night Il man would turn
over about seven hundred times be-
fore he coulC get to sleep.
A meeting of farmers and others will
be held tomorrow-Saturday--to discuss
the proposition of G. w. Hayden to erect
a Touring mill here, to be built and oper-
ated by a stock company composed OF
farmers.
A kimball young man blackencd his
musta.he with stove polish Sunday, aud
Monday morning his best girl face look
ed the envelope maps of Chamber
lain, with railroads running from her
mouth TO her ears.
Tho Fargo Argus reprints tho item
in the GRAPHIC referring TO Jos. klinga,
mans hog which was buried in II straw
stack last winter forseventy DAYS, md
which weighed 800 pounds when sold.
and remarks. mo razor backs in Da-
kota."
A beautiful view of tho eclipse was
had in Kimball New Years. IT first be
came visible q little before3 O'Clock. AT
4 O'Clock the shadow almost completely
covered the sun At five, just as the
sun sank below the horison, the eclipse
Was over.
a man who never told q lie. a woman
whose tongue never got tho better Of hei
judgment and man who could publish
a newspaper to please everybody, are
the three social white elephants which
would be leading cards in the circus OF
the world.
New job material is constantly being
added to the GRAPHIC office and we are
prepared at all times to turn out any
kind Of job work, from the delicate per
f"med wedding card with embossed
orange flowers to a flaming yellow shee
poster with a cut of q Durham bull.
w. NJ. Pratt's brown pointer was fount
dead by its owner west Of Richards ict
house a few days ago. the work of somt
one. Some of tho officials are on to I
close clue. and should the guilty part,
or parties be definitely spotted there viii
be plenty Of trouble in store for them.
A year ago Tuesday the worst snov
storm seen in the for years was rag
ing. 1t left snow banks piled all alcn:
the west side OF Main street 10 feet higl
which remained until spring. 1t wa
the beginning of n railroad blockad
which lasted to more or less extent al
winter.
An Aurora county farmer dug a well
and the water obtained was SO thiclll,
covered VIVA oil that the stock wou.,
not drink it. He bored several thousan,
fect-more or less-for petroleum belor
he learned that one Of the ~young-one
had spilled the greater part of a gallo,
of oil in the well.
An exchange p%ertinenily remarks this
, men who are advertised in the paper
arc the men who transact the business O
: the town. You can pick mp = news
paper and tell in . few minutes who doe
the buying and selling and keep aliv
y the interest of the place. a newspape
invariable reflects the worth, e~ntcrpris
and intelligence of the community i
i which it is published.
: A team belonging to Frank Tronel