The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-02-14

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Once more the GRAPHIC is led to re-
mark: this is q great countryl
Wm. Harker and family are to OCCUPY
the house to be vacated by 8. ]. Snyder,
A Kimball young lady Is 80 modest that
she wont wear stockings with fast colors.
The South Dakota flremen's tournament
will be held at Pierre June IL, 10, 10 and
Goth.
Now that the grippe is subsiding the
doctors will not do such a Russian bust
ness.
1t Is reported that over q dozen Indians
at Fort Thompson have died from 10
grippe.
Sheriff VanHorn received his appoint
ment as United States deputy marshal
Tuesday.
No one could ask for better weather
than we have been having for the past
two weeks.
make hay while the sun shines" Now
is the time for the Chamberlain boys to
III AXE hay.
The contest case of John Costello against
Ander Jansen has been decided in favor
Of tho latter.
The Senate has passed a bill prohibit
ing the selling Of tobacco to children
under 16 years.
The editor who presented his wife with
a new hat said he was puttinga display
head on her.
F. A. Thomas loaded a car of lumber
Tuesday morning and sent it to Chamber
lain on the freight.
As soon as a man gets q good fire going
and the room warm, in comes his wife
and wants to air the house.
Now that the reservation is opened we
will be some pumpkins out this way and
will have better train service.
The Palmer House at White Lake has
been sold to Plankinton party. j. NJ.
Handlin, the present proprietor will va
cate.
the president has appointed II. II. Nat
wick register Of the land Office at Cham
berlain and w. T. Lafollett, of P%lankinton,
receiver.
c. R. Huntley, the well-known sprinter,
was married to a Huron young lady last
week. Huntley will make Pierre his flu
ture home.
The Iowa house Of representatives have
now been in a deadlock for over four
weeks and nothing has been accomplished
in the way Of Legislation.
D. H. Henry had a bank started on the
reservation in an hour after the president
issued the proclamation. doc" is gray
headed but he is dreadful agile.
The secretary of the state board of
health, Of Illinois estimates. in his quar-
terly report, that Ia grippe has caused
10000 deaths in the United States.
Having more daily exchanges than we
can possibly look through, we will dispose
Of either the Chicago Herald, st. Paul
Pioneer Press or New York Sun at 81 cents
per month.
The GRAPHIC is pleased to learn from
the Register that Chamberlain's usual
diet Of fish and strangers has been relieved
by an in-fowNf fresh venison from the
reservation.
Don't you ever worry about Kimball
The east half of Brule county Is worth
more than the whole 100000, acres o.
land across the river in all that goes Il
support q town.
The Corn Belt Investment Co. O
Mitchell issue a quarterly, the first mum
Der Of which has been received. Sampl,
copies Of the paper with q state map will
be sent to any address on application.
Senator Greene from this county has
introduced a bill requiring telegraph
companies to MAINTAIN a suitable Office il
every city or town of the population O
500 or over Independent Of any railroa.
company,
Mrs. Michael Hammel, mother Of Jaco1
Hammel, died at the family residence, Il
miles south Of Kimball. on the 18th inst
The funeral took place Tuesday, ate
which the remains were laid to rest upol
the homestead.
The White Lake aldermen insist o.
drawing $500 each for every meeting
which they are allowed by law. Tn
Kimball aldermen work for nothing an
board themselves, while the mayor revel
in the princely salary Of 81 a year.
1t has been truly said take the enemie
that any well-conducted newspaper make
in the course of business and stand then
up in a row, and the balance Of the com
munity will say that the editor ought t
be proud that they are his enemies.
It may be some satisfaction to GU
farmers to know that Illinois farmer
lost 100000 On last years corn cro]
The estimate is made by the state boar
of agriculture, figuring the differenc
between the cost of production and tn
price received.
The star of Bethlehem will again b
visible this year, which will make II
SEVENTEEN appearance since the birth
Christ. 1t comes once in 315 years and
of wondrors brilliancy for the space {
three weeks, when 1t wanes and disappear
after seventeen months.
The meetings at the Methodist churc
a;e increasing in interest. Everybody
urged to come and help. The singing
Is excellent. Rev. Mr.. Potter will be wit
US next week. He says Kimball has tt
best chorus of singers Of any town Of i
size he has ever seen. Come in and hes
them.