The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-12-12
FLAKES.

The weather is like May.
o. E. Matson is at Plankinton.
Hicks predicts a cold Christmas.
The days will soon grow longer.
The Indian war still fails tomaterialize.
Henry Cushing still clings to his straw
hat.
The boys will have a pigeon shoot Sat-
urday.
Catholic fair is being held in Cham
berlain.
Ray Thomas is now in charge of Smiths
lumber yard.
A printer never wants his fingers in
another mans pi.
J. P. Beebe returned from Alabama
Wednesday evening. t
Mart" and Grant" Pattee came in
from Iowa last week.
The Parkston Advance Is getting rich
out OF mortgage sales.
The girls are putting glyeerine on their
lips to keep chaps away.
Mrs. Vim, Franklin and daughter Nina
spent Sunday in Chamberlain.
HIM. Potter and Mrs. Aldrich have gone
to California to spend the winter.
The county dads are thinking Of rent
ing new quarters for the county offices.
The commissioners have a car Of coal
on hand to run the artesian well engines.
Lots of men who drink to drown their
sorr0ws soon learn their sorrows to swim.
II you own any property in Brule coun-
ty, hang on to it. II you don't, get some.
Christmas and New Years as well rs
Thanksgiving come on Thursday this
year.
Edward Brenne is out with one Of his
striking and original advertisements this
week.
The weather moderated Tuesday morn
Ing and we are again enjoying a warm
spell.
Mrs. E. S. Freese and children left Sun
day morning to spend the winter in In
diana.
The resolutions adopted by the state
alliance at Mitchell wii1be found on our
first page.
Well, by gosh, what do you think now?
j. K. Smith, of Mitchell, is to be married
on the 18th.
S. j. Snyder has traded for a store in
Centerville and has been there Of late
looking after it.
County Treasurer House is occupying
the Barker house on Stearn's avenue at
the county seat.
Some men are like eggs. You can't
tell whether they are good or bad until
they are broke.
Gale Conant was up from Mitchell
this week trying to get q bet on the
weather for the next.
Christmas exercises will be given by
the Presbyterian Sabbath school Christ
mas eve, Dec. "a, 1890.
John H. King and F. NJ. Goodykoontz
went through on Sunday mornings train
en- route for Washington.
The young folks have been amusing
themselves on the ice Of the artesian lake
during the late cold snap.
For the report Of the district court
proceedings published to-day the GRAPHIC
is indebted to j. d. Farrell.
The NJ. E. Sabbath school will give a
Christmas entertainment At the church
on Christmas night, Dee. Is, 1880.
Canton is advertising for bids on S17,
600 worth OF water bonds. The bonds
draw 6 per cent. and run 20 years.
Milo Hoon was here over Sunday. He
has quit work on the Mitchell Gazette and
is now working on the Chamberlain Reg.
lister.
The GRAPHIC neglected to mention last
week that Brer. Weeks had moved hif
Office over the Farmers and Traders
Bank.
The GRAPHIC has added another name
to its deadbeat list in the person Of W.
A. Shuitz who skinned out u few weeks
ago.
Thefts of coal have taken place about
town several nights recently. Somebody
will get a load OF bird shot one of these
nights.
There Is a man In this town 80 slim
that when he comes in at meal time, hi
don't know whether he is hungry or his
back aches.
Running around with the girls is very
pleasant pastime, but remember, young
man, that it takes hog and hominy tt
TO keep house.
The new baby hippotsmus in Central
Park. New York, has = mouth seventeen
inches vide. Almost equal to that Of Z
Plankinton girl.
Wecan't tell you, Rudolph. why . wc
man sits on the ioo1 to pull On hes stock
ings, but We suppose IL Is becsuss shl
can't sit on the wsli.
Three bad boys arrived at the Hankin.
ton reform sGhool last week-one from
Lincoln county, n from Sioux Fall
\ and nuo from I oLo Cnun<u