The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-12-31
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The Hastings Times has entered upon
its second year.
Ponca needs u laundry and will give it
substantial support if it will come to stay.
The farmers in the vicinity of Ong have
organized an association to build an ele.
vator.
The Harrington Bank and Trust COM
pany is new born enterprise at Hart
ington.
A piece of wire fence few up and struck
a5-year-old Cunning county boy in the eye,
destroying his sight
Broken Bow citizens vii. raise o collcc-
tion of grain and other farm products to
send to the worlds fair.
A band of salvationists has been be-
seiging Holstcin and will build perma-
nent mission hall there.
The next convention of the Cass County
Christian Endeavor society will be held at
Weeping Water, March 0.
The Harrington ,Nonpareil- Democrat is
no more The name OF the paper has been
changed to the Leader and made an eight
page paper.
C. n. Barnard, of Table Rock, drove a
horse into an unused we'll and the animal
had to be killed before it could be drawn
to the surface.
The Falls City Journal was twenty-five
years old, and notwithstanding Editor
Edgecombe's atTliction with total blind.
ness, it is one of the brightest papers in
tho state.
Rev @. +. Deal resigned the general
agency Of York college few days ago,
but the board of trustees almost forced
him to resume his duties and he is now
atwork again for the institution.
Ponca is In trouble with her waterworks
but she is not the only one in the same fix
by any means. Wayne has n new plant,
which, like Ponca's, has been ont of kel-
ter and has disturbed the serenity of its
builders to n considerable extent. The
town Of O'Neill was to test its recently ac-
qnired system of waterworks last
Saturday, Not long since Niobrar;s
awardeda n contract for the establishment
Dfwaterworks at that place. Wakefield
has voted bonds for waterworks, ard
there are other towns that contemplate
having the same kind ola luxury.
A successful case OF skin grating is re-
ported from Table Rock. A farmer named
Hoig, living four miles west of that place
had his arm caught in a corn shelter and
4 badly mangled. His physician recently
decided that the operation of skin graft
ing would be necessary and Mrs Hoig
was taken as ono of the subjects Twenty
pieces of skin were removed from the
woman's arm and, dividing each in equal
parts, the surgeon grated the pieces into
Mr.. Hoig's arm. Both husband and wife
underwent the operation heroically and
are now on the high road to recovery.
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A Revised Version.
Wee Brother--Tell me stowy bout
zee old woman who lived in shoe.
Little Sister-Oh, I'm tired of that.
I'll tell you bout an old woman who
lived in o fiat, an had so many children
she-she had to sleep on the door-mat.
Hard Fate.
Little Dot-Oh, dear! wish wasn't
= girl.
Teacher-Yeu do? Why?
Little Dot Cause like to sit with
] the boys.
81 An Affectionate Son.
Mrs De Neat treprovinglyJ-l put a
cake Of soap on your washstand nearly
three months ago, and it's as large as it
-Ras then
s Small Son Yes, mpmma. Tm--I'm
keepin' it to remem Der you by.
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Soul!ess Corporations.
q Rural Child don't believe the canal
companies cares much for children.
Mother--Nihy not? II
Rural Child In the summer they put
The water in, SO well get drowned, and
Ia the winter. they lev the sater out, So
4 NE can't skate. =