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

WeetlnG, Out you nave 10 saw MS legs on
to keep him from going to the circus.
The water from the new artesian well
in Woonsocket has formed Q lake Of
nearly 200 acres in extent and ice boat
ing is a popular amusement.
In another column will be found q list
Of some Of the "old timers" who growl
like sixty when their copy Of the GRAPHIC
fails to come to hand.
An Alliance meeting at the Center
school house. in Plummer Township, at
Z p. NJ, March eth, 1890. will be addressed
by j. r. Lowe. All are cordially invited.
The Mitchell land Office has ceased to
receive applications for lands in the
counties Of Brule and Buffalo, these
counties now being in the Chamberlain
land Office district.
A house occupied by q colored wash
woman burned in Chamberlain Wednes-
day and its occupant was burned with it.
She had been on a drunien spree for
several days.
Kimball ought 10 have q humane So
ciety. A man who will let q horse stand
out such nights as these-as has been tho
case with q horse left back Of Walkers
barn-ought to be brougt up with a jerk.
The Terra Haute Express thinks it not
at all strange that SO many homely
women get married, IL one pauses to re-
feet that an immense amount OF court
ing is done with the lamp turned down.
D. w. Butler has several Iowa parties
ON the string who want claims on the
Crow creek reservation, or, failing to
secure them there. In Brule county.
There is going to be a good immigra-
ton into the county this spring.
OF the American Building and Loan
Association Of Minneapolis, the st. Paul
Pioneer Press says that people should not
get scared before they're hurt. The Pion-
eer Press thinks the company will come
out all right and states that it has been
authorized to continue business.
The proved up claim Of Samuel f. Pope.
Sw4 2-l04-6s, five miles from Kimball.
after three years litigation, has finally
been cancelled by the secretary Of the
Interior, and contestant, Hans YACHTS,
been notified Of his 80 days preference
right to file thereon. Dennis Ryan was
the Attorney for vsgts.
Truth:-A compositor on the Journal
recently got q marriage notice by mis-
take among q lot Of items under the cap
ton Of "Wrecks and Disasters Of 1885,"
and when the forman heard that the
groom was a clerk in q dry goods store at
eight dollars q week. he said 1t had bet
ter remain under that head.
Editor Thorndyke, who is an inveterste
cigarette smoker, vas probably consider
ably intereated In the subjoined item
which appeared in his paper last week;
Ali. I. Whitman, Of the Flandreau Her
aid. says: when q person puts q cigar
cite into his mouth 1t apprOpriates his
brains. embezzlcs heart and lungs. besides
painting his liver yellow and making
his mouth taste like the bottom of q bird
cage.
Sioux City Journal:-The labor socie-
ties are asking: "What constitutes a
days work." That depends on your oc-
cupation. II you lay brick, 8 hours; IL
you keep house, 16 hours; II you preach
the gospel, 2 hours; II you are a porter in
. sleeping car, 20 hours; II you serve the
government, 1 hour: and il you are a news
paper man. 10.
The new ordinance INJECTING q fine Of
S25 to $50 for every sale Of intoxicating
liquor caused two Of the three remaining
saloons to lock their doors Monday morn
ing Kos Is now the only place open.
LATER-Since his Honor Dennis Ryan
has decided that the municipal authori-
ties have no right to NEEDLE with the "a
looms, Strsnsky's place has again been
opened. We think Mr.. Kos would have
made money IN the end to have paid his
fine.
The revival meetings at the Methodist
church closed Sunday evening with good
results. About 15 were added to the
church, many Of them among our most
earnest and thoughtful young people,
The church on Sabbath eve was crowded,
o. 1t often is. A short sermon will be
preached every Wednesday evening and
q sone service held every Tuesday eve.
ming. Al bible reading given everv Sun
day afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Wyckof will
keep N sale a fine lot Of sample bibles
for teachers and young people, at very
low prices.
L. D. Bardin shipped l6 horses to Troy
n. Y, Monday. The animals went in q
palace stock ear in charge Of Prof. Nick.
son, who also took with him his celebrated
trotting pony, dan MeGinty." The
horses were all young horses. bred and
raised in this county. and 1t is the first
shipment Of this kind ever made from THU
point. For years Brule county has beer
fbuyin9 horses and lie now beginning T.
realize OF the investment. In o few
years moro the county will make ship,
ments OF horses Is regularly "a that Of
cattle and hogs.