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

Inc new waterWOrkS system ~ StufglA
is about completed. +,
Alpena has prospects of -four mill and
an artesian well next spring.
The postoffice at Rockford, Hanson
county, has been discontinued.
OF the eight editors In Brookings county
aot ore of them is bachelor.
Sioux Falls complains Of scarcity oi
girls for domestic housework.
Angustana colledge, in Canton, 10 talk.
ing Of erecting new building.
Captain Silas r. Nugen, an old settler,
aied at Kimbnll at the age of7l years.
Eureka has shipped out s94 cars Of grain
,ince the wheat buying season COM
ulenced.
\ The foundation is being laid for the new
passenger depot and freight house ~
Mitchell
Tho Office of the Kimball Kimballite has
been removed to building opposite the
postof6ce.
The ladies OF Wilmot have begun war
an the Illicit sale OF liquor by the drug
rists of the town.
Mitchell has Outgrown her school nc.
:ommodations and Is obliged to hire hall
tor the overflow.
d. T. Newton, Of South Dakota, was
sas elected president of the National
Devon Cattle club at meeting Of the club
N Chicago.
Deadwood's city council has under con.
,ideration the sdvisab bility of lighting the
council chamber and fire department with
mcandescent lamps.
Vermillion's waterworks are reported
to be entirely inadequate in case Of . fire.
This was demonstrated at the recent dis
lstrous confagration.
The Knights Of Labor at Deadwood pe-
titioned the council to pay ESQ for street
labor and the city attorney was Instructed
10 draw up resolution to that effect.
I'm: Eureka Independent and the Mo
Pherson CoGnsy s.srnld have been CONSOLE
dated and publisher 4soliSSyns, Of the lat
;er, assumes management both papers
John Hudson, employs in 3 livery
barn at Yankton, accidentally snot MIN
self while drawing revoi&sr from his
nip pocket. The lower cxtremiN OF the
spinal column was shattered.
The average country editor has 9Sen
The labored editorial on Thanksgiving
!he go-by this year and as substitute
ihe Parker Democrat remarks: .'Givs
- , ~ '.s1 ono ' @ :" . sAuos>osa" @ WV "
fourseii anu .heh nave the iemiiy pnysis
'ian al, 10 attend you 1or week aiterward.'
Ahe A"hk1oh aeraAa Is authorisy Ior tne
nasement snas prominent business man M
VI that place, who has made every dollsf
ae possesses In Yankton, refnSed TO sign
The Sioux Falls railroad guarantee be.
'aose the town is SO wicked that he wants
10 take himself ont Of IL before II meets
t.h ..e ia'e oA ooeotn ana efomofTan.
81 ~ a'H.e sen1Df ASo'n
anA 80, .on eou..s' was suoaeniy pros'ra'ea E.
s.rone ,,.. oi paraiysls ana Is ~ CRIT
eai sonu'.ioh. =! ne RECEIVERS II ~ nafoiy
'osslpie hls physlclans wi!l permit hlm 70
't'eiia 'he session OF the legislature tnis
WINTER ana speciai eieetion 70 name Ms
'uS"essor y, - prouapiy iheV.saole' IL
.n. o."os ia.lis mineral con hsFess WIZ
~ t'eie M ,,eau"oou some .1lne 10 A,ese-i
~ an' WI w. n''enueu vy Feplesenss-' |,
., ,Nes rom az oSer 'ne a'Als co1unssy. a!
noious - "'e.ussion oi .ne nassAanR ieWs " q,
ne s.a'e VIZ. pe neps anu any n.eaea. =. ~.
'Aettu.e's p'esene laws Will DC:
.aaea IL uiii ~ nc presented 10 sne les-
ein.ure -, d. ies he1t session.
oou'ii i'ahota 10 up 70 'he stahuard IN
,S-,, A So. sAo !" . e171 ".
~ ssop .,.' .nAs Fps eseu pacs =, WIN
Y. ,aa ~. ~" w - s''e se'1.e. ''s = hero
'.,.,:sns ~ W." - M.en .emspApe,s arc
.ol,sneu' Aof.S y, SEVEN " a., 'hem Deing
ouu.y .D '.a'e' ie Ar' ~, papers pAo''
isn.u' emen'y ea, tpne are aa.iy' TWO SEMI
,eehlS' "a weekly one semi-montniy ana
"a'e.n ',.on.nAy.
SOCIAL ll1e IN DeaOwOOu DOSHeSSeg nj.
tuhht cnaim. AT recent solree Few
sefhoefs OF the opposite sex induiged IN
III ahlnla.eo .ete-a-tete, wherenpon, to
tuote the che'ce language 81 the Dead
sooo fioneer, the incautious manager In
efiereo ana was swatted on the snoos
y one OF the laaies sailing under the
''nerial name OF st.Glalre.
new ana quite novel swtndlfng scheme
ias peen exposed, says she Parkston Adj
'ance. Two sharpers travel together;
NE mas u me oicycle, which he rides into
own and oners 1t for sale st sacrifice
because OF some alleged misfortune. His
sal. nnnoticed, witnesses the sale and the
.ext day secures an officer, identifies the
Wheel and captures 1t. The pair are 40
" $50 better on and retire for the next
'ictim.
The vote OF Pennington county cast at
VIC recent election being less than 1900,
me law requires reduction in the salary
the county judge. The salary for this
nice Tor the past three years has been
'l,0Oo year. Had sixteen more votes
'een cast In Pennington county the salary
would not have to be reduced, but ms the
aw is mandatory, the next incumbent
will be compelled to work at reduced
wages sS7,~s->,,55f.s 80
D.. Z, CO.
nes. - 2: ''coel' ol sioux ais, was tho
ecipient OF package, which gives that
gentleman great pleasure Rev. Scott for
he last eight wears has heen chanl.;n -
,ar cban,ain ~ comn.nr n a.a..,.s.s.,s s.e
illinois cavalry. When Rev. Scott
,reached his farewell sermon In Clinton,
October 23, the post attended In body
ind at the conclusion of the sermon fled
,pon the stage and sadly said TO their pas
or and comrade a goodbye. The token
,ent by the comrades of this post is ! q.
4 p rn1,1 y,,o1o1 I>an.;,,, Az.