The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-04-08

The school children and teachers are
enjoying . vacation this week.
The All Star Comedy company is billed
to appear at Gam Valley tonight.
The Parkston Advance says that o. B.
circuit will start a lumber yard there.
Judge Brown ran up and called n the
GRAPHIC on his way to Mitchell Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Morris was a guest Of Mrs.
o. D. Bacon, Chamberlain, over Sunday.
Please compare the GRAPHIC with some
other papers Of a similar class you're get
ting.
Supt. Potter handed in the report of the
last Institute too late TO appear in this
issue.
Reminds me Of the spring l came
herein go" is a common remark now
a-days.
This is the time of year when the
average girl has plenty Of chaps on her
hands.
Mrs. Mary Clayton and Mrs. Jennie
Wilson were up from the river ranches
this week.
Now is a fine time for the Kansas rain
to make their South Dakota ex-
periments.
Our potatoes are all sold, but Jas
Byrne can let YOU have plenty. and nice
mes they are.
The cross sewer on Main street at the
junction of First street has broken
through again.
New machinery has arrived for the
White Lake mill and the mill is to be
started up again.
L. Wait is expected from Eagle Corn.
ers about May first. Hope he will con-
clude to remain.
j. ". Orcutt, LIS. House, Clark Rowe
and Sheriff Morgan and brother were at
the Hub Saturday.
A. s. Gillen arrived from Doom. Iowa
Saturday to remain a week or 80. He
looks fat and happy.
The lays of the spring poet are fully
eQualed by the lays of tue hen-eggs
only 10 cents a dozen.
There will he no services at the Catho.
lie church Easter as Rev. Father Seycil
will be at White Lake.
L. D. Bardin arrived Wednesday even.
ing and left for Iowa next morning,
accompanied by Miss Ada.
The only way to win an argumen,
with a woman is to walk Of when you
have stated your side Of it.
Willie and Glenn McKittrick we're up
from Chamberlain this week spending a
few days of their vacation.
Sir William Richards now has twelv.
greyhounds. Seven Of them arrived las
week-ahead of the assessor.
A reader who fails to read our adver-
Using columns every week misses q
good deal of interesting matter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Defy were called
to Newbury, Iowa. last weekly the seriou,
Hines OF Mr.. Doty's father and sister.
1t has been nice overhead for q day O.
two this month nc far. But the troubl,
with such weather is that we are no
going that way.
The man who stole a red-hot stove has
a counterpart in Alexandria, where he
stole all the water out Of a cistern on,
night last week.
Mathies & Storm have added a hand
some new show case to their store, and
have filled it with a nice assortment o
spring hats and caps.
Gov. Mellette evidently takes. no stool
In the common belief that Friday is
day of ill omen. He has appointed Fri
day, the 22nd, Arbor day.
A Kimball Young lady read There's
destiny that shapes u ends rough" thel
pulled a table spread over her lower ex
trenities and burst into tears.
During the month of Mar oh 1870 car
loads Of emigrant goods have arrived q
Michel ! over the Milwaukee and beef
dsstri; uted over this section OF the state
Twins, a boy and girl, were born t
Sheriff and Mrs. Morgan Tuesday night
The little girl lived but a short time ant
was brought to Kfmbail Wednesday TO
burial.
]. D. Farrell sends us q new map o
Brule county with Lyman attached
showing the locations OF all the artesial
wells in this county and the schoo
houses. The map is a daisy.
South Dakota can stand more weeks o.
drouth than any state in the union, an,
it is equally true that a rain Of fort,
days and forty nights would not harm
her in the least. She's a daisy, that's
what she is.
The man who looks over a game o
checkers always sees better moves thai
those who are playing. So the man who
reads q newspaper always knows how |
should be edited better than he VIII
publishes it.
Please keep In mind that the GRAPH
is alwaye prepared to do any kind Of 10
work, from the delicate perfumed wed
ding card with embossed orange flower
10 a flaming yellow sheet poster with
cut OF q Durham bull.