The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-02-22

gave Q I'VE o CLOCK tea at the home os the
latter Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. w. Sedgwiok enter
tanned a G. A. R. social a, their pleasant
home, Wednesday evening.
Ralph w. Wheelock, of the Mitchell
Republican, wants to Be the next re-
ceiver of the Mitchell land office.
The n, E. church society are solicit
ing subscriptions for a parsonage to be
built upon the lot adjoining the church.
The Misses Gertrude and Myrtle MI
gen entertained a small company Of
friends at their home Wednesday even.
ing.
Mr.. III. L. Gates arrived Wednesday for
a few days visit. He is looking exceed
ingly well, and his friends are all glad 10
see him.
Mr.. L. c. Austin, in . communication
from the far west, has something to say
about the trsasursr's report, in to-dsy's
GRAPHIC.
Mr.. WV. Norton is engaged in the
flour and feed business in Alliance, Neb.
raska, and doing well, he writes tho
GRAPHIC.
There are Twenty-Five counties in Da
kota where arlesian wells are q fixed
fact. The number Of successful wells is
ninety seven.
The Knights OF Pythiss will present
Kathleen Mavourneen sometime next
month. A reading rehearsal was held
Tuesday night.
The Kimball correspondent to the St.
Paul Globe gives one of our city coun-
cilmen Q hard dose in last Sundays edi.
tioa Of that paper.
Queen Victoria's wages are 81, e29, 900
per year. In addition to this she re.
eelves an annual allowance of $500, 900 n
year for pin money.
A Cincinnati man can eat 100 ra W eggs,
shells and all. in 10 minutes. He takes
a swallow of whiskey after zach egg to
keep the eggs from Matching.
MIR. 3. p. Ochsner was not asleep while
away, as is evident by the large mount
OF shelf and fancy hardware, tinwars.
etc. lately unpacked by his firm.
There was a sound of revelry by
night"-It was when Our Choir" we're
singing "Who built the Ark" at the
Costello school house Friday night.
The eastern papers say that close OBJ
servors compare the present winter with
that Of 1SG9-70, when cold weather did
not set In until Feb. 20 and lasted until
April.
A bill has passed the house giving three
years time for the redemption Of land
sold for taxes or at any timc before the
execution Of tax deed On payment of IL
per cent. interest.
The remains of the late Theodore
Roberts were disinterred from the Kim.
ball eeme,ry Wednesday and by his
fashsS taken, the following day, to
Wotsrloo, Iowa for interment.
All ladies interested in continuing a
missionary society in connection with
the Presbyterian church will meet with
Miss Currcns Tuesday afternoon. An
election of officers will take place.
A basket missionary social will be
given at the Presbyterian church in
about two weeks, the proceeds or dona-
tons to 60 to the Board of Home Mis-
sions who so kindly assisted in keeping
a pastor.
Sheriff Van Horn will skim over the
country in a handsome new buggy taken
out of J.. NJ. Grsene's Kimball establish.
ment, Tuesday. 1t Is the best medium
priced buggy that has been in Kimball
for some time.
The Silver Anniversary of the order of
Knights Of Pythias was observed in
Mitchell Tuesday evening by q grand
banquet given by the Mitchell lodge, a.
which many Knights were present from
the surrounding country.
The man whom you boost up the tree
moi only forgets to to toss you down
some Of the fruit, but Is as likely as no.
to pelt you with tine cores. This is SO la
politics. business. society and is gstting
TO be so in religion. In fact some people
live in cheerful forgetfullness of a here
after.
By bills printed at this office 1t will be
seen that NJ. Slechta will hold an auction
sale of live stock and farm tools at his
placs in Wilbur township, 81 miles north
of Dunlap. on Tuesday. March 6. The
sale will afford an opportunity to buy
some stock and farm implements dirt
cheap.
"Amaathy," sale the OLE lady from the
head of the stairs, what does that young
Teller mean by staying SO later" "Ex-
cuss me. Mr.. Herring. for one moment"
said Amanthy; aud she closed the parlor
door softly and whispered hoarsely up
stairs: Il think he means business, ma;
you go to bed"
The Gay Rovers," Messrs. Walter
Klingaman, Mark Maynard. G. A. Rob.
bins, Louis Knowles, and John MeCart-
ncy, accompanied by the '~'Inveterate
Gum-Chevers," Misses Bertha wentzy.
Nellie Reed, Kate Cushing. Nelly War
nsr and Nina franklin, attended the
Literary at the Costello srhool house
Friday night. They report the exercises
as being highly entertaining throughout.