The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-01-24

Dan McGinty and L. A. Grippe have
thrown the "elixir of life" into the
shade.
Rev. Mi. Wyckoff has been confined to
his bed the past week-a victim Of la
grippe.
The %Plankinton postofice has now been
settled by the appointment of w. L. An
derson.
Messrs. Hammel and Hannemann are
putting a new ceiling in the Presbyterian
church.
Persons with weak lungs should be
careful not to take cold while suffering
from influenza.
1t is very hard not to believe a maj
when you hear him saying good things
about yourself.
Another cold snap Sunday night. The
Thermometers around town registe red
from Is to 90 below.
The sleighing is irst-class, and our
farmers will be enabled to get their log
ging done in nice shape.
eff I die l want my wife to have what
have" is the wording of a will filed for
probate at Pittsburg last week"
Senator Stanford of California has
given Susan B. Anthony S50ofor the ben
eft Of the woman's suffrage cause.
a bunch of KEYS was found on Main
street Wednesday morning. Owner can
have the same by applying at this Office
Drs. Dix, Dix g. Dix successors to Geo.
P. Dix s. Daughter, are still at the Da-
kopolis. They will remain only a few
days longer.
There has already been four different
bills introduced in tho legislature pro-
yiding for IN extension of time for pay
ing the 1889 taxes.
The schools have been closed all this
week, as we'll as last, Prof. Treat not hay
ing sufficiently recovered to be able ia
resume his duties.
Mir. Jacob Bloeser, son of Mr.. Geo.
Bloeser, died at his home in Waterloo
a week ago last Sunday. His father ar
rived a few days before his death.
An Arkon, Ohio, man after eating
half a rabbit on a wager, ate forty raw
CLAIMS, a dozen fried oysters and a pump.
kin pie. He suffered no i'll effects.
1t is better not to pooh-pooh the Ia
grippe and say it is all Imagination and
so forth. First thing you know you'll be
laid out flatter than a pancake with it.
The Chicago health commissioner, las,
week, estimated that there were 125,OO(
in that city sick with the influenza. o.
that number 1900 were school children
$50 policemen were laid up.
As soon as prohibition takes effect il
Y~ankton-if it ever does, to any consider
able extent-a position bridge is to b,
constructed to the Nebraska shore. A
least, that's the talk down there.
An exchange says that a man who di,
not care two shakes Of a lambs tail abou
the newspapers. rode fourteen mile
through a heavy snow storm to get
copy Of a weekly that spoke of him as
prominent citizen"
Bijou Hills Times Mr.. Astin put u,
eight pigs forty days ago and has onl
fed them two hundred pounds of short
and forty pounds Of bran (all scalded
during the time, making three-fourths of
pound of feed per day for each pig. The
are half grade suffolks.
In renewing his subscription for an
other year, Mr.. E. j. Wells writes tina
he expects to visit Kimball during tn
coming year and shake hands all arount
II Elmer will let us know when he
coming we will have the band out. W
all would like to see the boy.
Feet socials are the latest fad in tn
East. The young ladies stand behind
screen where only their feet can be see
and the young men guess which is who's
They were going to have one down /
Plankinton a few nights ago but the
couldn't find a screen big enough.
II your newspaper happens to tread o
your toes a little in performing its mi.
sion, don't get your back up and abus
the editor, but stop and see If you can
remember some kindness it has show
you in the past. Then reflect that 20
may want something in the future.
The pension department at W~ashiDgto
has upon its rolls the names Of twent.
8 wen widows Of revolutionary soldier
who have been regularly paid pension
up to the present time. Three Of the
are n~inety-seven years old and two al
ninety-six. The youngestis seyenty-on
Mr.. All. Burkhoider, junior member
the firm Of Burkholder Bros, publshe,
OF the Chamberlain Democrat, was ma
ried to De Lana II. Monforc in Chambe
lain on the 18th inst. The bride an
groom are now in Springfield at tt
home Of the brides parents enjoyin
their honeymoon, whittier the GRAPH
sends its hearty congratulations.
Representative MAYNARD Of this coun,
has introduced a bill in the legislatul
defining the duties and salaries of count
judges. Another similar bill has bee
introduced by a Mr.. Bowel authorizir
the county commissioners to fix the sa
aries Of county officers. Still anoth
80" hos been introduced by scnat'