The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1891-02-20

copy Of the GRAPHIC of Jan. SOp
Hon J. NJ. Greene was smiling on his
many Kimball friends Wednesday,.
Miss Maggie Quirk was visiting friends
in P%lankinton the first Of the week.
G. s. Blodgett has been to Sioux City
with a car of hogs since our last issue.
James Abraham Glass looked over Puk-
wana Sunday and decided not to buy it.
j. A. Smith has moved his White
Lake stock of lumber to his Kimball
yard.
Supt. Potter has appointed w. II. Cross
school director in place of d. w. Butler
now absent.
II. II. Bockfinger was elected register
of Deeds in Oklahoma by 400 majol ty.
Bully for "Bockw
The poet Whittier is to write no more
poems. His closing days will be spent
in ease and pleasure.
Mrs. H. S. DANES has been confined to
her bed the past week from a severe at
tack OF the pleurisy,
+. r. Miller bought the Hollinger barn
and he has torn it to pieces and is putting
it up on his own lot.
Gilman & Stabler will close the Cham
berlain skating rink with a grand mas
quelade carnival on Saturday evening,
A big time is expected.
Mrs. W. B. Askew has been in Cham
berlain this week. She expects to leave
for Oklahoma next week.
Mr.. Earnest Glass very pleasantly en-
tertained a number Of his young friends
at his home Tuesday evening.
Samuel Baily, father Of Mrs. Pattee,
died suddenly in Grundy Center, Iowa, on
Saturday. His home was in Vermont.
Capt. W. H. Curtiss has been in Huron
recently on business connected with his
Office as secretaryo of the farmers alliance.
The point of the drill broke off on the
Chamberlain township we'll Tuesday and
Commissioner Gregg is trying to get it
out.
There will he an ice cream and cake
social at the Methodist parsonage next
Tuesday evening. A cordial invitation
8 extended to all.
We have been having snug winter
weather since February set in. The
mercury this week has hung about IS
above during the day.
In the senatorial fight lightning struck
j.. W. Conc three different times in which
he got one vote in the 14th ballot, one in
the goth and two in the goth.
DR.. j. H. Lucas, Of Sioux Falls, the
Presbyterian Sunday School Missionary
for South Dakota, will speak at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday at eleven
O'Clock.
Edward Brenne came home from Omaha
a week ago tonight, and started again on
his western trip Monday morning.
Senator Wilrodt has favored the
GRAPHIC with a copy Of senate bill No.
20, authorizing civil townships to con-
struct artesian wells.
New Years day an Ohio hen get COW
cred witha load of hay in a barn. Thirty
one days later she came to light alive
and in fairly good health.
Our Mr.. Covey has'introduced a memoir
ial to congress praying for an approprla-
tien Of necessary funds for the purpose
of Sinking an artesian wellon each school
section.
An exchange says: in putting up ice
place snow between the cakes. It is bot
tor than pulyerized ice, and when remov-
ing the cakes they come out without
any trouble.
II any Of the GRApHIc's farmer friends
have a peck OF two of onions lying
around loose we will gladly pay a good
round price for them. II you have any
scents bring 'em in.
There isn't IN Office along this line OF
road that has a better outfit for turning
out fine job work than the GRAPHIC Office
and If there is one that turns out bet
ter work we never a across it.
Forten cents you can buy a bundle of
papers at the GRAPAIc Office that will
keep the whole family in choice reading
for a week, and then they are worth more
than they cost for osher purposes.
Chas. Zelenka says he wants to see the
person or persons who maliciously started
the report that he bought C.S. Blodget's
dead hogs. Mr.. Blodgett informs the
GRAPHIC that he shipped all OF his dead
hogs to Sioux City.
If you do not wish other people to hit
you, do not hit them. If you strike the
first blow and get a harder INT in return
bear 1t like a man. The world has scant
sympathy for anyone that provokes a
fight and whines because he gets worsted.
Commissioner Gregg was in town a
short time Tuesday afternoon, and he re-
ports work progressing on tho Lyonville
well nicely. -Four wells are going down
in Brule connty--and still there is more
to follow.
Letcher is having an unfortunate ex-
perience with its artesian we'll. The
we'll some months ago got choked with
mud. In attempting to clean it out the
pipe was entirely closed by a piece of
rope and the well has now ceased flowing
entirely.
New Lemons, Oranges, and Cabbages
mt Rardin,s.