The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-12-24

The big footed stocking,
That hung in the flue.
December "a.
Merry Christmas.
Wheat still sells for so cents.
The days are Low growing longer.
we are pleased to see John Byrne back
again.
CIR. Tinan has a new cutter for sale
cheap.
Dressed turkeys sell for 10 cents a
pound.
Brenne can fz you cut with q Christ
mas gift.
Mrs F. D. Warner visited Chamberlain
Wednesday.
The schools close this week for a fort
nights vacation.
Miss Kate Cushing holds a case in the
Parker Press office.
Ice a foot thick is being cut Oh the
river at Chamberlain.
Bardin and Brenne have both had a
big trade all the week.
The mercury has dropped below zero
every night this week.
Tile Chamberlain Sons Of Veterans had
a dance last night.
The five and ten cent counter at
Bardin's is a great attraction.
Dave DorWart rides Barney Mccoy in a
race at Rosebud agency to day.
Tommy Mierstein was tearing around
town Thursday after oil barrels.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Savage now live
FIRST iocr front" over the livery stable,
The Ochsnor Hardware Co. are enjoy
ing their usual heavy trade in stoves.
The Masons have a supper and dance
at the Taft House, Chamberlain, Monday
night.
1t takes the clear, cold climate Of the
Dakotas TO put snap and yigor into a
man.
w. E. Hammel lost two halters on the
road to Kimball a week ago. Leave at
this Office.
Hogs are higher than ever before
known in this locality. Dealers are
paying $3.50.
BardiD has a few barrels OF apples left.
Better lay in a supply be fore they ad-
vance in price.
If you haven't bought your Christmas
present perhaps you can find what you
want at Morris.
There is just enough snow on the
ground to make fair wheeling and
medium sleighing.
James Byrne went to Sioux City with
stock tuesday. He shipped at the same
time about $50 turkeys.
The GRAPHIC is under obligations to
Geo. w. James for some spicy locals dur
ing its EDITORS absence.
The GRAPHIC trusts that old Santa
Claus will not foTgeta single little boy
or girl in all this goodly land.
Many a maj who started Out to buy
his wife a piano will compromise to-day
on a 50 cent bottle of perfume.
Mrs. Henry Beebe went to Chamber
lain Saturday and remained the guest
Of Mrs. j. I. Ross several days.
Mrs. Anna Gilbert of Chamberlain was
adjudged insane and taken to Yankton
by Sheriff Morgan a week ago.
Chamberlain Register:-Peter Smith.
that ladies' man of Kimball, was down
Saturday night, taking in tho show.
There are plenty OF handsome and use
full presents, acceptable to the men folks,
to be found at Robinson & Goes harness
shop.
Miss Barber and Miss Hilton remem-
bered the little ones at school Yesterday
by a liberal bestowal of apples, peanuts
and candy.
Geo. w. James has a new advertise
ment in this issue-and, by the way, Mr..
James has many articles suitable for q
holiday gift.
II You will go into the Ochsner Hard
ware store and look through the show
cases you'll be sur to fluid an acceptable
holiday gift.
There is more sublime faith ina little
child's act Of hanging up its stocking
than there is in any of the great faiths
of the world.
A farmer TOOK a load OF hogs home
from Mitchell because he was only Offer
ed $3.50 q hundred for them. The Jews
are in it this year.
The tools having been recovered work
is now resumed on the Willow Lake
we'll. The contractors expect to strike a
big flow any day now.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
celebrate Christmas eve to night by the
rendering Of the c~antata, "a jolly
| Christmas" All are welcome.
We are under obligations to the
Kimballite people and Mrs. Henry Beebe
for valuable assistance on the GRAPHIC
during the absence of the editor.
In the statement Of the Case & Whit
beck bank published last week q smash
ed figure made the loans and discounts
read $2,3S5.33 instead Of s32,3S5.33.
Another car load Of furniture for Bar
kee this week-and by the way the
wagons are loading up daily in front Of
his place of business We think he needs
it.
II old Santa fails to call on you tonight