The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-12-26
Merry Christmas.
A green Christmas.
La Grippe is with us again.
The days will now grow longer.

A green Christmas.
La Grippe is with us again.
The days will now grow longer.
Capt. W. H. Curtiss has gone to Huron.
Milo Hoon came up from Chamberlain
Sunday.
George Pilger was up from Chamber
lain Friday.
C. j. Maynard came home from Sioux
City Tuesday,
There is no n who can fill a stoeinkg
like-a fat girl.
r. E. Miller is doing his usual large
holiday business.
Over a Thousand trotters entered the
2::30 list this year.
A Mitchell man cleared $3.50 on gar
dan truck this year.
G. D. Savage has been helping on the
Register this week.
The weather remains pleasant but
about 20 degrees colder.
The Mitchell pet stock show is to be
held the last four days in January.
The heaviest snow storm in years swept
over the Atlantic coast a week ago We'd
nesday.
Miss Christine Matson left Tuesday for
a visit with relatives in Clay Point, Clay
county.
Tile South Dakota teachers association
meets at Sioux Falls the first three days
OF next week.
John Ryan has traded his Main street
property here for two lots in Morning
Side, Sioux City.
Mrs. Fl. c. Halversoa went east Tuesday
morning to spend the winter with her
sister in Chicago.
1t is a great misfortune not to have
mind enough to talk we'll, nor judgment
enough to be silent.
A.G. Eberhart. a former resident OF
this place, was married at Washington
Springs on the 18th inst.
A consignment of of 5000 canaries ar.
riyed in New York City one day last week
from Harrisburg, Germany.
The GRAPHIC is published n day
ahead this week SO as not to interfere
with the doings Of Santa Claus.
The city OF Woonsocket now receives
about $50 per year in water rates from
those who have tapped the mains.
Mrs. John Parker returned Friday
evening. She is slowly gaining health
though by no means strong as yet.
Dearest susie:-One Of those eleganr
ties at Brenne's would grace my Christ
mas present stocking wonderfully. YOU
own Joe.
The man who does the business is tn.
man who advertises. He gathers the dol
lars while the other follow picks up thu
pennies.
Mrs. E. B. Barton arrived from Aurora
Nebraska, Saturday, and will spend tht
holidays with her parents Mr.. and MIR
s. R. Nugen.
We would suggest to husbands thai
they restrain their joy over the present.
given them by their wives until they ge,
the bill for them.
N. P. Abbott's many friends here will
be panied to know that his condition doe
not improve. He is still very sick at hi
home in New York.
Capt. S. R. Nugen, who has been con
fined to his bed some time, is now on tn,
rapid road to recovery under the treat
ment Of DR.. Goodrich, Of Chamberlain.
CFoster predicted a big storm to leave tn
Pacific coast Sunday, cross the Mississippi
about the 23rd and strike the Atlantic
about Christmas. We have seen nothing
of it vet.
We congratulate the Chamberlain Reg
lister upon it's securing a standing adver
tisemant from John Parker-sOmethin,
that no Kimball paper was ever able t
accomplish.
COMMISSIONS Gregg says that he Is
promised all of Brule county's a~rtesiar
well drilling outits-three in number
before Jan I. An expert will accompan,
each machine.
A shoe dealer says that girls between
l6 and 10 have larger feet than after g
aud "a. That is the very age when boy
have bigger heads than at any subse
quent time in their lives.
A social event of the season will be
ball in Chamberlain at the opera-hous
under the management of the fire depart
ment on New Years eye and n of Stab
Ter & Sons tine sup3ers at the Brul
House.
Affairs are such that there Is no i'm
! mediate necessity for a special election
!, to fill the two vacancies in the member
snip Of the city council, and the matte
viii lay over until the regular election
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