The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1891-01-16
JANUARY JINGLEs.

Inc N. OF L. OF Iowa meet In Sioux CITY
in August.
How many newly turned leaves have
futtered backward.
D. E. Robinson was one Of those burnt
out in tho Armour fire.
d. W. Butler left Monday morning to
look up a new location.
Protracted meetings are being held in
the NJ. E. church this week.
Miss Rose Lally is sticking type in the
Chamberlain Register Office.
Unpaid taxes will be subjected to a s
per cent penalty after Feb. LIST.
The finest winter weather east of the
Rockies is that in South Dakota.
Frank Conant and little "Bud" Brig
ham were up from Mitchell Monday.
Mrs s. ]. Snyder and Mrs. l.. MiIlirop
visited friends in Chamberlain over Sun
day.
Mrs. w. L. Thorndyke and children and
Little McGinty" leave for Colorado next
Monday.
The Kimball Milling Co. have knocked
the down price of Illinois coal a half dol
lar a ton.
Mrs. W, L. Thorndyke will hold a pub
lie sale of household goods on Main street
Saturday afternoon.
1 3D..
The GRAPHIC Is under obligations to
Chief Clerk Cone for reports OF the house
proceedings to date,
Sir William Richards saws he will be-
gin to put up ice when it is a foot thick.
Sir William may get left.
G. L. Mckay has gone to the Pacific
coast to join Joe Long, where they have
a job as contractors-of debts.
Gov. Mellette's message will be found
on the first page. It's good reading and
you better take time to read it.
The commissioners Of Chas. Mix county
have been petitioned to expend $4,000 for
a couple Of artesian well outfits.
John Paten, bookkeeper at the Sioux
Falls ~penitentiary, skipped last week.
His accounts are short over $1,10O.
The state agricultural board is in SEES
sion at Sioux Falls. It's chief business
is to select a point for the next state fair.
Persons wishing to communicate by
mail with l. P. Potter, Supt. of the county
schools. should address him at Kimball.
Nine wagon loads Of hogs came in Wed
nesday afternoon from northern Chas.
Mix, and a splendid lot Of hogs they were,
too.
man in Harner, Mich, is said to find
skunk raising q profitable business, but
he doesn't kick his stock around as some
men do.
At the special city election Wednes-
day, G. D. Savage was elected justice, aud
A. G. Whitbeck and Philip Bockfnger
counciImen.
Those interested are trying to get an
appropriation at this session Of the legis-
latnre for an artesian well at the Plank
linton reform school.
On being asked what a nephew is, a
Kimball school girl replied "It is when
your niece is a boy" a statement which
it would be hard to controvert.
II you can't get good bread from the
Kimhall Mills Patent it is your OWL
fault. Better bread cannot be made from
any flour On the face Of the earth.
The GRAPHIC has received a copy Of the
catalogue of the Baily Free Library al
Sioux Falls. Judging from its contents
Sioux Falls should long remember the
donor.
Sioux City folk are after Brule county
farms. By an advertisement in to-day's
GRAPHIC it will be seen that a South
Sioux City gentleman wants to trade
some Nebraska farms for Brule or Chas
Mix farms.
A reader Of the Democrat wants II
know why they always call q locomotive
"she." 1t is perhaps on account Of thu
horrible noise 1t makes when it tries tt
whistle.-Painesville (O.) Democrat.
Oh, get outl Its because it takes {
man tOTun 1t.
A. B. Lucas, of Castalia, went up Il
Woonsocket last week and purchased thu
artesian well outfit that was used to sinl
the big we'll there. The outfit was bought
for a company which has just been or
ganized iii Chas. Mix.
The GRAPHIC trusts that Mayor Blod
gett will SEQ with his W eyes that on
fire apparatus is in perfect working ordel
at every hour of the day and night
everything in working order and every
thing in its place.
A couple OF years ago no wedding wa
completely rounded of without a detailed
description off the wedding presents il
the paper. Now such an account nevel
appears, nor are the presents shown, ex
cept to intimate friends of the family
1t is altogether out Of form to make sucl
parade. Presents are given but they az,
not paraded.
Pierre Jonrnal:-Cllief Clerk Cone cam,
in under the wire an easy winner in hi
race for reelection to the position he 81
ably filled at the last term. One invinc
ible argument in his favor was furnished
by his wonderful celebrity in the dispatch
Of the house business, coupled with his
answering fealty to the party he has 81
ably served.