The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-01-25
january Jin5lea.

Doctor Henry was up from Chamber.
lain Wednesday.
See ad. Of farm wanded for cash." in
to-day's Graphic.
The Misses Hamburger departed fol
Parker Sunday morning.
A report Of the doings at Bismarck viii
be found on the first page.
Louis Richards 10 busy with . force OF
men and tsamsh harvesting his ice.
Born-To Rev. and Mrs.. c. b. Smith.
. son, Tuesday, January ~. 1889.
A gentleman will never stare after q
lady whom he passes In the street.
There is about . foot Of snow on the
level between here and Plummer's,
The farmers report more snow nerth
and south than in and near Kimball.
Miss Minnie Gregg has been very sick
st the home of HIS. Dams this week.
Mr. Frank Kiasella left for Dubuque,
Wednesday. He will 90 on the road.
"At my fingers ends"-One of Ester
brooks delightfully."- easy writing pens.
Mr.. John Parker has Of late been coz
fined TO his house wrestling with q car
bxncls.
Rev. Mr.. Lou ghran will preach a. the
Presbyterian church next Sunday on the
evils OF gambling.
Mr.. A. W. Hannsmann received the
sad news that his aged father died in
Hartford last Friday.
We are having u first run of sleigh
ing this season, but the snow is too bad
ly drifted to make it good.
Resolved, that Canada should be an
nexed to the United States, will be deba-
ted at the high school to-day.
Mr.. Chas. Ochsner, of Carthage, (Dak)
brother Of the Ochsner boys, is here. BE
will go to Wisconsin with Mr.. and Mrs.
"E. p"
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. P. Ochsner expect to
start this week for n visit of two weeks
to the old home at Bear Valley, Wiscon-
sin. Mr.. Ochsner will extend his trip to
Chicago.
Mitchell will try to console herself for
the loss Of the territorial fair by hold
ing q south eastern Dakota fair" on the
week preceding the territorial fair at
Aberdeen, which will occur the last
week in September.
] N. Barkes, the furniture man, has
= new advertisement in to-day's GRAPH
&c. Mr.. Barkee keeps q large and varied
stock of goods suitable to his line of bust
ness and his prices will always be found
very reasonable.
dad" Robinson hung out a lot Of
linen busters and straw hats Monday.
advertised great closing out sale of sum
mer goods TO make room for o big stock
of overcoats. Guess he thinks maybe
winter will soon be here.
David Bruch took possession of the
Dakopo!is Hotel a week ago to-day. Mr.
Bruch is "a experienced man at the bust
ness-hsving successfully managed a no.
tel at Lisbon, Iowa, for q number of
years-ann the Dakopolis will, %undoupt-
eddy flourish under his care.
An exchange gives the following
advice: when a man points y gun at
you, knock him down. Don't stop TO ask
if it is loaded. but knock him down and
don't be at all particular what With.
If there is to be u eoroner's inquest let it
be owe some other fellow-he yont be
missed"
Old man Wigs, q wei, known weather
prophe1 of Northern Idaho, announces
that the winter Jet to como will be the
severest ever known. He bases his pre-
dictions on the assertion that the moon
is a~ay out of its place in the heavens,
being several degrees further north than
usual, which In his opinion, is an unfail-
Ing sign of cold weather.