The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-12-05

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A pleasant little dance took place at
the Kimball house Thanksgiving night.
7. W. Taubman was up from Plank.
linton Friday, renewing old acquaint.
ances.
Everybody admires the girl who hon
estly tries to make her own way in the
world.
g. L. Plummer and j. B. Ryan came
home from Sioux City to spend Thanks.
giving.
A very pleasant social was held at the
residence Of DR.. L. Milliron on Tuesday
evening.
The GRAPHIC Is the only paper in the
county that publishes the real estate
transfers.
Newspaper men may come and news
paper men may 60 but the GRAPH. goes
on forever.
The weather turned cold Sunday night.
and at present writing seems more like
December.
The state dairymens' association meets
at DeSmet, Dec. II. A large ATTENDANCE
is desired.
G.. L. Plummer expects to have his fam
lily with him in Sioux City before the
year is out.
A. G. Case. came in from Charles City
Thanksgiving. He left for home the first
Of the week.
Mr.. Ray Thomas is to come here from
White Lake and take charge Of Smiths
lumber yard.
The Kimball Mills will send out a
Eyer in the shape Of a big ad. in next
weeks GRAPHIC.
Services will be held at the Presbyter-
ian church on Sunday, under the auspices
OF Rev. Mr.. Bayne.
A page for one insertion in the Century
costs $3.50. Harpers charge the same for
ads in their monthly.
The Kimball mills have the contract
for several carloads OF flour for the Chey-
enne Indian agency.
One of Chas. Mix brightest attorne, 8
"A. L. Hoppaugh, Esq.-was prowling
around town Saturday.
A 7oo-acre orange groye.is to be planted
this winter in San Diego county, Cal,
the largest in the world.
VIM. Kinsella will close out his bust
ness here and remove to Dubuque about
Jan. land we are sorry It's SO.
Al Depello arrived Thanksgiving to
look after his farm. Mr.. Depello is on
the Sioux City and Manila run.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Bardin are occupy
ing temporarily the house lately rented
by Fred Kemp, on First street.
The resolutions adopted by the state
alliance at Mitchell will appear In the
GRAPHIC next week or week after.
DR.. L. L. Milliron will be ut Chamber
lain while court lasts, after which he
may be found in his Kimball Office.
Another new deal in county newspaper.
dom-still the GRAPHIC Is the only
strictly moral paper in the Dakotas.
P. Quirk, Esq, will visit Plankinto1
three days a week ard patch up the un.
d%erstanding of the inhabitants thereof.
The national farmers alliance is in
session at Ocala, Florida. Louck's ii
there and TO is our friend, John r. Lowe
The GRAPHIC has just finished a job Of
5000 statements for j. A. Smiths various
lumber yards in Iowa and South Dakota
The council held their regular meeting
Monday evening, but aside from a few
bills allowed no particular business wa
transacted.
An exchange says that a nice juicy pc.
tato makes tho finest kind Of a penviper
the pen, when not in use, being stuck in
to the potato.
Miss Lucy Sedgwick will go to Colo
RADIO and render Mr.. %Thorndyke able as
sistance on his new paper. She leaves
with him to-day.
Mr.. Wade Barrett circuit came up from
Chamberlain Thanksgiving and ate turk
ey with his grand parents. His parents
accompanied him.
A machine has been invented for milk
ing cows. That Is very fortunate, consid
efing the interest which farmers wive.
ara taking in politics,
The removal Of +. A. Thomas and w
L. Thorndyke will cause two vacancies
in the city council which will have to BIZ
filled by appointment.
Any boy, Is years Of age or over, VIII,
cares more about learning a good trad,
than other considerations, a find
good opening in this office.
A young man who made a wager tha
he could court thirty young women in on
month, says he is "now on HE last lap.
He will win by a tight squeeze.
Mrs. +. A. Thomas and children left OF
Tuesday. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas vii
be greatly missed in church circles her
and their removal is q matter of regret t