The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-12-10
DECEMBER

FLAKES.
December 10th.
1t Will suon bu 60
Clear and cold this morning.
ptFiItiier'a Is raging in laulton.
y. u. Savage returned from iow. Tues
day.
Two weeks from tonight will be
Christmas Eve.
aroas famine is reported from many
places ~ SoLtl, Dakota.
Mr:'. John Hilton returned from Dubu.
que, ioHa. Tuesday rish:.
The Wofld's Fair building that South
Dakota erected cos, sIo,aa2c7.
Jciin BSrnc came in from lava Friday
night ard Mill sta. during the winter.
Ia. Weeks made a business trim 10
chamberlain the first Of The week.
Jchn Eecd came UP frnn Sioux City
M9iday to make a visit to his claim.
Mrs. ii. D. Austin entartaiued a large
party Of young people last Wednesday
rNel!ing.
Plenty llerscs. ,i,e Indian WHO killed
Lieut.. Casey, is said to be dying Of
cansumition.
Sam Taidlurk shipped three caf-!uads
OF ya!ng cattle i'll uoin sioaN City the
hf>t Of tile week.
R@tt. Barr LET; last Sunday morning
Tor A~ilaina!iee, Iowa, 10 see his father
Mi,e is vary sick.
fi:,,k Gushing left Monday for Iowa
wArFe he commences All engagement,
rs Il travelling, troupe.
NIB. Lucas, of Cas1al;p, was in low,
>iidaN. lie was on his way l,cmr from
tic Chamberlain race.
The race last saturday at Chamber
lam h@!wce;, Belle X" aid line black
horse WAS wen by the former.
If il,ry keep cn finding petrired men
II The isd Lands they will 0e so com.
''ln:, during The next wear that every Old
niall Who wants one can have one.
During the month of October tile rail-
roads NJ Sont', Dahcta received ,VE'
h%lS'lel, ut wheat. This is the largest
',aui ever made fraM the state III any
Month.
lialf fare rates to The Worlds Fair is
The cry fi the country totlay. Ii people
,'Giilh hr assured Of half fare ratns a!t.r
;!nY get to Chicago it would tie worth
more I" The ;ock.tlnrk.
The first snnssnlr half dollar was
'';fael ont nj The Philadelphia mint
last week ard was sold To James VI.
Ellsworth, chairman of tile liberal arts
OF t;lr Columbian exhibition for $1,000.
Miss Ellen Hannah Left for Dubuque,
Iowa, Wednesday morning. Miss llan-
nan las been a resident Of Brulc county
tnr nin" years and lraYes many friaads
in kimhnli who regret her departure.
knowles & Greene of Mitchell have for
ilcsiiay trade The finest line OF Fancy
Decorated and hand painted French.
AUSTRIAN. German and English chin,ware
and lamps tuhr found in South Dakota.
freight will BIZ paid ly them to any
town in the State.
The Grand Army, Wmmen's Relief
Corps and Soma OF Veterans are going to
have Il joint installation ot officers fol
Lowell by refreshments aud IA social tine.
the first week in January. 1t will he an
open meeting to wi,i"h all friends Of the
orders vii! he welcome.
Tho second auditor Of tile treasury has
'm"t. figuring on the amount it would
'nla Ia pay old soldiers or their repre-
sentaiisps tho difference that existed
during The war mtwren paper currency
md gold. lie claims that it vii, take
SlN. 92.. 300, Or perhaps a2f0GD,ON if
officers were also paid Il difference.
White lake Wave: Fred Hubbard
years q ye maiitativp look nowadays.
He says he is trying 10 figure ont how
'oIg 1t will lie before his son will he big
enough IT, clerk in the store. At present.
the hnv weighs abOnt seven pounds.
"inthrs and all. He will celebrate his
birthday on the 2nd day of December.
4 Young man hastily entered his
boarding place the other night saying
that lie had just encountered a hurri.
caEc. Tile rest Of the bOardcrs forgot
his punEing proclivitirs and rushed
to thu door to see the storm, when he
remarked that he had only been to cali
on his best girl and it was her pas zane
which hurried him out. Hurry-cane.
See?
Pierre JvGrHAi:-Tierre is sGuarinp
herself to meet the incoming legislature
The usnni inaugural ball will he a feature
fof The display. when the horny handed
Legislators will have chance to display
their store bought s%pike-tailcd coats
sweat their yarn socks and rerel among
the maiden Youth and beauty OF the
Capital City, while their wives are home
tossing the hired man, cutting slough
grass with q scytne; patching her hns
bands oycralls and tending the cows.
story is going around abouta MAJ,
whose wife lad gone visiting and woulf
not listen to his appeals to come liolut
before !ier visit was out. lie took a ropJ
of tbs l,on,p paper and calofully clipped
out just one item, then sent the paper I,
her. She wrote and asked what TIT
item was about and he refused to tel
her. The sch. me worked admirably, alt
in less than a week she was at hume K
lind out what had happened that hcl
husband did not want her to know about
An exchange says: Man have v;riuls