The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-02-21

The ladies' l society VIII meet at
Mrs. Milliron's Tuesday a%sternoon at 2:30.
Attend the sOciable at the home of Mrs
Barrett, Tuesday evening and have a good
time.
Mr.. W. S. Gillen came home from Hud-
son, Iowa, last week ready for spring
work.
John Martin, ST., who lived near
Bijou Hills, died Of consumption a week
ago to-day.
Congressman Pickler has remembered
the GRAPHIC with a package of Uncle
Sans seeds.
L. S. Freese commenced work on his
creamery Monday and it is to be pushed
to completion as rapidly as possible.
John R. Lowe contemplated delivering
a lecture here this week but has post
poned the meeting until a later date.
The law requiring a fee of twenty-five
cents for cancelling chattel mortgages
which have been filed has been repealed,
The Gopher discriminating Co" is the
name of a new concern with h~eadquart-
ers at Winona, MINI. What next?
"%Shackton" is the name of a new
"town" out Oh the reserve 30 miles west
of the river. Its a very appropriate title.
When a man is young he thinks to re-
form the world, but when he gets older
he is satisfied if he is able to reform him
self.
The GRAPHIC is a little short of read
ing matter this week owing to the illness
early in the week of one of its cOmpisitors,
Miss Franklin.
The alliance was reorganiZed in Plain
field Tuesday night, and under j.. R. loves
stirring appeals twenty new members Ell
rolled their names.
A COW belonging to Vim. McLane, near
Elkton. has given birth to four calves
within ten months-twins in April last
and twins the present month.
Edgar Moss has had his pension in
creased from So to IS per month and John
Reinheart. now of Elgin, Fayette Co.,
Iowa. from So to SIG per month. Dennis
Ryan was the attorney in both cases.
There will be preaching service in the
Presbyterian Church on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday evenings of this week.
The sacrament Of the Lords supper will
be administered on Sabbath morning.
Here is a conundrum that has found its
! way into the newspapers: "Afarmer had
thirty hogs and killed them all in five
days, slaughtcring an odd number each
day. How many did he kill each day?"
The C. NJ. & st. Paul orchestra will
give a grand ball at Smiths Gpera-housc
Monday evening. The music will be cx-
cellent of course and the management
will spare no effort to make the affair a
delightful one to all who attend.
j. R. Lowe addressed the farmers al
the Sinner school house Tuesday night
and talked at the school house near Aaron
Doty's in Smith township Wednesday
night.
Mitchell Republican, 9:-Chief clerk ]
NJ. Cone passed through to his home il
Kimball. He expects to return in a da,
or two to Pierre. He says the completion
of his clerical duties connected with the
legislative session just adjourned will
occupy no days.
In three Ohio exchanges that we pick
ed up a few evenings since there wer
nearly a dozen auction sales Of farm
property advertised The owners Of tn
property are probably tired of buying s;
worth of fertilizer for every acre seede'
to crops and are coming West litter virgil
soil.
The Los Angles, (Cal.) Tribune OF tn
18th inst. containing a picture and descrir
ton of o new market house now bein;
erected by Hervey Lindley and anothe
capitalist by the name Of Jones. TIL
building is located on Broadway, is bein,
constructed of iron and stone and viii
cost $4,000.
Mr.. o. B. circuit, city auditor. has az
cepted the position of manager Of tn
business Of the Cary-Lumbard Lumbe
Co. in Chamberlain and will assume Iii
new duties this week. Kimball dislike
to loose Mr.. Circuit and his charmin
wife, but all the same it wishes hin
plenty of good fortune in his new under
taking.
The Kimball House was closed Monda
owing to strained relations between til
, lessee, w. B. Shaffer, and the owne
: Louis Richards. Mr.. Shaffer moved OF
and opened q restaurant a few doors soutl
Mr.. Richards has a dozen hands at wor
cleaning and repairing tho hotel an
will, as soon as it is ready, move his fan
into it and manage il.
G A single page in a single issue of Il
Century taken for advertising, costs 500
Harpers $500; other magazines from So
3 to $50. A yearly advertisement of or
column in the Chicago Tribune costs SO;
$50 for the highest rates. The New Yor
: Herald charges $685. 0 for the lowest an
: $$89, 500 for the highest price column. Or
inch, or ten lies, one timein tho You'll
!, Companion costs $40. These figures al
cs,ss;Aarnhly higher than The GRAPHIC
rates and u advertising patrons ought
10 be happy,