The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06

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Mr.. James Calder was down from
Plankinton to attend the Thanksgiving
ball en- Thursday evening.
Among the contributions to the needy
of Ransom county, n. D., from St Pau
was q big box full Of old plug hats.
A Smith county (Kan.) girl won sbt
the other day by hasking and eribbins
sixty bushels Of corn in five hours.
Dealers are paying from 81 to 4 cent
q poun d for chickens, 8 tot cents To-
turkeys and 5 cents for goose, live weight
The new officers of the Masonic lodg,
arc to be installed tonight. The install
latien is TO be public to . few invltet
guests.
Dell Laing has turned up again and al
right. except he left one Of his thumb
down in Mississippi, the result Of coup
ling ears.
That dead tough from Plankintol
was up seeing our angel" Saturday.
Wv. u. II ~. T.. ulhl8CIL plbCCU III
foregoing in type.)
Pierro's variety theatre has bee,
closed for want Of patronage. Wait It'll
the selons get there.
The Corn Belt Investment Co. is th,
name of an incorporation at Mitchell
Messrs. Rowley and Foster arc the prim,
movers IN the enterprise.
W. NJ. Pratt adver.iscs for sale a grand
square piano and 3 hard coal heatin.
stove, both nearly now, A chance 70,
some one to seeura 4 bargain.
Hammsl and Hannemann have seeuree
the contract fer the work on S. j
snyder's new house. Mr.. Snyder will
have u very attractive residence whel
completed.
The farmers IN the South part of thil
county and the northern part Of Chas
Mix will join in q big wolf hunt Satur
day. The roundup will BIO at tho BiJor
H!ll's gap.
DIR. Melville Constantine Felker has
blood Jersey bull at his stable-York't
old livery barnard he wants thos,
Interested in stock OF this kind to cal
around and see him.
The delay in laying the water pipe
along Third street is due to tao blunder
Of the pipe manufacturers in sending
wrong connections. etc and not prompt
iy rectifying their mistakes.
The stont., Of the Highland steel
farm near Dubuque. Iowa, have jus
sold n eix-month's old colt by Nutwoo'
for S $1,000. tae highest price ever re
ceivcd for colt of that age.
John Hines, son of Jacob Hines
whose home is Is miles south Of Kinball
died ON Monday. The deceased was 4
years of age and wal a cripple from in
fancy. He had never walked a step.
A batch of eleven postmasters wer
appointed for South Dakota Tuesday
Among which were Geo. Ross for Bio
Bills. and O. ]. Rex for White Lake
The lightning Is striking pretty close.
Eggs are higher IN price in KimbaI
than ever before known-that is, sine
its settlement. Dealers are paying I
cents for them. The advanced price
duo te q shortage In the eastern marks,
Yankton Press:-Postmaster Gilman
Of Chamberlain, has left for the east
presumably for Washington. 1t is be
lisved that no has been told that charge
against him hava been filed with the d.
partln.nt.
There are many men says IN ex
change, "of a superstitious turn Of min
who will not pay bills on Friday"
might have added that there are other
whose superstition extends to all othe
days in the week.
The Christian EndeavoY Society wi
give q social at the Presbyterian ehurc
next Tuesday evening. Dee. 10th. le
cream and cake will be served by tn
young people. Proceeds 10 defray tn
Christmas expenses. A cordial invitatio
is extended to all.
At Lower Brule agency Monday job
Thompson nearly killed Medicine Biz
in a row. Both are indians. Two year
ago Medicine Bird stole one of ThomE
sons squaws and at an Indian dane
Monday Thompson killed Medioin
Birds horse. The rev then followed.
When the train stops at Plankinto
nowadays the passengers are no longe
startled By the sudden appearance of
wild Icy individual, with an old viii,
hat janmed down over his ears, teariu
through the ears as though in search c
the unobtainablo whiohness of til
which. Editor Treat is teaching schoo
Calm, pleasant, sunny days and lovel
moonlight nights have made the weaths
everything to be desired of late. Nor
enjoy it more than the merry skaters o
the artesian lake. The nights especial
are such as to tempt them TO seek til
smooth surface of the lake tor nm ev,
ning's pleasure-such nights as
Round US pours a lambert light;
Light that seems but just to show
Breasts that beat. and cheeks that glow
The Texas Siftings Ia one of the be,
If not the very b%cst-paper Of its kin
in the world. 1t is finely illustrated an
worth every dollar Of the subscriptio
~price-S4.00. However, by an arrang
ment with the publishers. we ara enable
to supply II with the GRAPHIC for onl
81. so for both papers. This ia a speei
offer for 60 days only. and ought
bring the Texas Sift;ngs what it is aft,
"a lot of new subscribers out this wa,
Sec advertisement on ths second page