The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-11-18
NOVEMBER TIpINcs.
Dsckery, dickery, dock,
The mouse ran W the clock
ot her pretty silk stocking,
Without ever knocking.
She never got over the shock.

Without even knocking.
She never got over the shock.
u. N. Hoon is to again locate in Plank
linton.
White Lake has a club dance eyery
fortnight.
Mrs. Eugene Robinson returned Thurs.
day evening.
Life is Shorthand so are most of us all
through life.
+. A. REYNOLDS returned from Iowa
Thursday night.
E. A. Stewart was up from Castalia the
first OF the week.
kellam ran SO votes behind his ticket
IN Aurora county.
Two deer have been killed in Hanson
county within the past three months.
According to Hicks we should now be
enjoying (D genuine winter weather.
Fred Hewling, while skating on the
lake Thursday, took ami Involuntary bath.
The bicycle record has gone down to
1:5s and a fraction, and a standing start
at that.
Three weddings in the county last Sat-
urday-two in Kimball and one in
PIummer township.
Mrs. Joseph Ponsford, who has been in
Noyia Scotia for six months, returned
Wednesday evening.
For Sale-Two heating stoves; one for
office or store use, the other a housestove.
Enquire at this office.
With the exception of a cold wind for
one or two days the weather has been ex-
ceptionally fine this week.
j. W. Smith has leased Fred Warmers
farm. MIR. and Mrs. Warner and family
expect to leave next week.
P. II. Shrader is building a fine barn
on his fern northeast Of town. It will
be l8x4S with IL foot posts.
The man who knows it all is not a bad
fellow at heart; it is his ever readiness
to tell it that makes us tired.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Richards are nicely
domic;led in Henry Cushing's house west
OF S. j. Snyders on First street.
A cold snap Monday night froze the
lake over and the boys had their first
good skating the following day.
A. q. Case, senior member of Case &
WhitDeck, bankers, arrived from Charles
City, Iowa, Saturday for a few days visit.
Cornelius Miller has been in town
experimenting repairs upon his res
idence property occupied by Prof. Savage.
An E%nglishman has invented pheu-
matte skates with which a speed of eight
miles can be easily done on common
roads.
Remember the dance Thanksgiving
eve, Wednesday, Nov. 90, under the
auspices of the G. A. R. and Sons of Vet
Grams.
Rev. Mr.. Thrall of Huron, state super
%intendent of the Congregational missions,
was thrown from a buggy and had his
arm broken.
Sioux Falls Press:-Chamberlain enters
a solemn protest against her c%itizons
being forced to ride on a hog train west
from Mitchell.
The reception at the NJ. Z. parsonage
Wednesday evening, Nov. 90, will be
given under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society.
Nick Bosen and Kate Ryan, both of
Plummer township were married at the
Catholic church by Rev. Father Bouska
on Saturday.
David Clayton, manager of John Par
ker's lumber yard at White Lake, has
been on tbs sick list this week and con-
fined to his bed.
The Ferris wheel carried a million and
q half passengers during the fair and
made $4,000 for its owners and they
have the wheel left.
The two Pierre postof1ce robbers who
were being detained in the Chamberlain
Jail escaped Wednesday night by over
%powering the jailer.
Owing to there being no train before
midnight Gov. Sheldon did not getto the
reunion in White Lake Wednesday nigh,
and remained in Mitchell.
A reception will be given Rev. and Mrs
Jesse Smith, at the NJ. E. parsonage, on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 90, 1893, tt
which all are cordially invited.
Rev. Jesse Smith is the new pastor Of
h Q NJ. E. church. Rev. Mr.. Smith wa
assigned to Parkston last year and is q