The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-20

~.~ - ASNA kAS
Miner county destitute.
A son of Chief White Eagle. al Grow
Creek agency, committed suicide satur.
day. Domestic trouble.
NJ. Novotny sold s45e worth of live
to the Sioux City buyerl last week
who was here with the poultry car.
The cornet band boys will give an
other dance New Years eve. There will
be some good music this time.
The GRAPHIC has turned out some
Invitations for the l.. o. o. +. en-
t%ertainnent and banquet Christmas
If any man wants to add four new
stars to his flag that's his privilege.
But Uncle Sam will not do it until July
4th next.
Someone will get caugh. yet deposit
manure at the south end Of town
and then they'll have ONE fun loading
1t up again.
A little girl concluded her composition
on man with the sentence: "a mans
body is split half way up, aud he walks
on the split ends"
Unless the Redfcld Observer man is
lying. the latest fad with the girl of the
period is a little pocket in the top of her
stocking to keep her gum in.
A Washington SPECIAL says among
other appointments expected from the
White Hsuse Monday was that Of j A.
Stroube as postmaster for Chamberlain.
The man who won the American Ag-
ricuitaralist prize for the best aero Of
potatoes this year grew 7as bushels on
one acre of ground. That man was
what you might call a farmer.
The GRAPHIC acknowledges the re-
ceiet of another one OF those handsome
desk ealenders sent by the Pope Manu-
featuring company OF Chicago. makers
of the popular Columbia bicycle:
Edwin Greene, of Pukwana, saw W.
III. Pratts advertisement of "stove for
sale" in the GRAPHIC and came up and
bought the stoye-a simple illustration
of a 25 cent ad. making q $40 sale.
W. c. Morris received this week an
assortment of holiday merchandise and
beautiful pieces in silver plated goods.
There will be no trouble to find q nice
article for a Christmas gift ut his store.
The presence OF the Sioux chiefs at
Washington indicates that there is to be
more or less trouble before the reserva.
walton is opened. Well, we have waited
so long we are used to it. but opened it
got to be.
Matthias Marty and ]. II. Klingaman
both drove into the ditch at the end OF
Main street Monday night. Fortunately
no injuries were sustained or the city
would have had a bill of damages TIC
pay for its carelcsqnes.
The Sioux Chiefs went to Washington
last week. Major Anderson Of the Crow
Creek agency started a week ago to-day
with White Ghost, Dog Back, VIII, Big
Name and Eel Star. Alex. Rencountel
went along as interpreter.
n g. Felker has had his Jesrey bull
pride Of the North" registered in tht
American Jersey Cattle Club. His mum
Der is 1895. The bull was bred by NJ
Railey. Of Ludden, N. b. He is by
Grand Excelsior $4,000 cut of Mari,
Dagmar (s02lG.) He is three years ole
and a fine specimen.
Mayor Richards has appointed his son
William G., to the Office of city marsha
and night watch. His pay will be $50
month. Sir William makes his head
quarters at night at the engine-house
where he passes the intervals of his beat
in reading the bible. the GRAPHIC ant
other moral literature.
South Dakota will soon be known o
the banner poultry state Of the Union
In no country under the sun can NOR,
and better poultry be raised than i,
South Dakota and as cheap. The eli
mate is peculiarly adapted to the rearing
of young turkeys. and after they are 81,
weeks old 1t costs nothing to bring then
to maturity.
Some people have gall enough to DC
rosit a load Of manure in a mans from
yard evidently. The editor of, this pm
per has just been to the bother and ex
pense OF burning of about 500 loads 0
the stuff that has been drawn down t.
the south end of town-all of whicl
was as much TO the annoyance of TIL
residents Whereabouts as anybody.
The hybrid dog-wolf belonging to w
l.. T~horpdyke bit little Peal SedgwicI
terribly, Thursday. The little girl an
Mr.. T~horndyke's son Lawrence wer
playing with the animal whom it tnrneo
on Pearl in a fit Of savage displeasure
inficting a scalp wound several irche
long and biting her orm to the bone
The beast had never shown a PREACHER
Gus disposition heretofore. 1t wa
promptly killed by its owner, who vii
probably invest IN dogs of unmixc
blood hereafter.
"a newspaperman and a newspape
editor that people do not talk about al
sometimes abuse" says an exchange
ARE rather poor concerns. The me
and business that an editor sometime
feels 1t is his duty to defend, at The ris
of making enemies of another class. er
the very first to show ingratitude. TIL
editor who expects TO receive much chal
ity OF gratitude will soon find ONT hi
mistake; but he should GO ahead and So.