The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-12-31

|ANSW IC0l. .r-
Jos. F~redenfeld of Plankinton was here
Wednesday.
Frank Craft was here from Mitchell
Wednesday.
Registered packages can now be mail
ed for s cents.
Mrs. j. ". Orcutt and children were
here this week.
There are now SO t~rotters with records
Of 2:12 or better.
The state legislature assemblies al
Pierre next Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Warner commences q
school at Dunlap Monday.
Nick Liesch is attending q business
college at LIE Mars, Iowa.
Miss Carrie Weeks will entertain he1
young friends this evening.
One Of Louis Walkers children has
been very sick during the past week.
The man who expects to do his selling
in Kimball should do his buying here.
Tho dispatches state that it was 80 be.
low zero i'll Northwestern Iowa Monday
Tho Masons took supper at Hewlings
after the installation of officers Tuesday
night.
Mrs. g. R. Owen and son OF Chamber
| lain have beer guests thia week of Prof
and Mrs. Savage.
Supt. Potter was at Bookings this week
attending the meeting of the state educa.
tional association.
W. E. Curtiss arrived from Iowa Thurs.
day with 150 head of steers for his ranch
in Buffalo country.
John S. Stewart has rented his farm
and will work at the artesian we'll bust,
ness for Cleminger s. Morrison.
Engineer Perkins of the Kimball Mills
carries a new gold watch, a Christmas
gift from his employer, Il. A. Foote.
r. f. Ruth left Monday for West
Superior, Wis, where he has secured a
job. His family will remain here for
the winter.
Mitchell will send a petition to the
Milwaukee company for a larger and
better depot than now in the progress Of
building.
We are uuder obligations to Editor
Andrews for a complimentary to the
bali Of the Sons of Veterans at Chamber
laih last night.
The youngfolks danced in the opera
house Thursday evening. Noctor Finley,
ProT. KYLE and Editor B%nrkholder fur
nislied the music.
The best definition of y synonym was
that given by a little girl. She told her
teacher that it was a word to use in
place Of another word you couldn't spell.
The railroad men on this line have been
playing in hard luck for the past week.
One accident after an0ther-all trifing
has delayed the train nearly every
day.
Suppose you make an eastern friend
or acquaintance a present of a years
subscription to the GRAPHIC. 1t will tie
better than a weekly letter and fully as
cheap.
Merchants in town will ohlige the
school board by not furnishing materials
for the schools without an order from
the board, otherwise their bills will not
be honored.
The egg crop for 1892 will exceed the
wheat crop. With eggs as far west as
the Dakotas worth 20 cents and wheat
worth SO, farmers should put on theil
thinking caps.
We were pleased Monday to see our ole
friend John B. Ryan, now Of Sioux City
He came up to spend Christmas. Joh1
is doing q nice stock commission bust
ness at Sioux City, and we are al
pleased at his prosperity.
Last January was the warmest il
eleven years, the average temperature
being "a above zero. Now, we'll Sc,
what this will be. The coolest Januar,
in eleven years was that Of 1883, at which
time the mercury averaged only abov,
zero.
Christmas was n of the coolest day
In point of personal comfort ever expert
enced in this section. The mercury wa!
not very low-about 8 below zero-bu
the atmosphere was heavy with moistur,
and a fcarfuly cold northwest wind pre-
vailed. The night was the coolest Of TIL
season-17 below zero.
An important article of timely in
terest has been written for the Januar,
North American Review by Hon. W. Z
Chandler, Chairman of the Senate Com
mittee on immigration. entitled, "Shal
immigration Be Suspended?" He take
the view that restriction is necessary il
order to insure the success OF the World
Fair.
The Kimball Mill will be shut dow.
most Of the time during Mr.. Foote'S at
sence to Pierre. In anticipation of tn!
the mill has been run night and day 70
the past few weeks with a double fore
OF hands in order that a large supply q
flour and feed might be made ready 70
future demand. Alarge store room opp
site the GRAPHIC Office has besn filled /
the ceiling with mill stuff.