The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-02
DECEMBER FLAKES,
.iia now the naughty little boy
1ets home from school too late
To carry in the evening eonl,
But not to 60 and skate.

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The school children catch three days
vacation this week.
For Sale first class Heating Stove
Enquire at this office.
The Chamberlain fire lads give a a
querade New Years night.
lie. Boyle and j. s. Farnum has been
away on a short trip this week.
Miss Lisble Conant plays the piano in
the Mashek orchestra at Mitchell.
+. A. Reynolds traded for a hotel in
Jasper. MIMI, while away and leased it.
Thanksgiving came squally with the
ground covered with snow and more fly
ing.
new postofice called Glenn has been
established just over the line in Jerauld
county.
The air has been heavy and foggy the
most of the week and trees are heavy
with white frost.
Old Sol has kept himself hid pretty
much all the week-somethinp very I'M
usual for this country.
VIM. Kinsella was called to Dubuque,
Iowa. Monday morning by the serious
illness OF one of his. brothers.
A pigeon shoot was arranged for
Thanksgiving, but the weather was not
euch as to permit Of the sport.
1t is an easy matter to gather over
thirty specimens of the Russian thistle
in any locality in the Northwest.
Treasurer House brayed a trip on the
Moonlight Express in order to participate
in the festivities OF the G.. A. r. camp
fire.
Reported that the Chamberlain jail
breakers have been captured in Nebraska
and that Sheriff Morgan has gone after
them.
John Lloyd. of Chandler, Chas. Mix
county and Lizzie Hilton were married
at the home of the bride Wednesday
evening.
Col. Sellers King has returned to Wash
ington and says he will return when the
birds mate and open a law Office In
Chamberlain.
This season sees the last of Nancy
Hanks in public. She is to be retired
from the turf and see how good a dam
she will make.
We are indebted to the Sioux Falls
Press for the report of S%chroeder's testi.
mony in the Matson murder case, pub.
lished in this issue.
Chamberlain has revised her ordinances
and got them boiled down into a concise
and %Dresentable shape. The same nigh
be done with profit il Kimball.
Look out for strangers with 500 bills
Several instances have occurred in this
state where a IS bill has been passed fol
u $50, the figures having been cleverl,
altered.
Douglas county is to vote on sinking
four artesian wells. under an act passed
by the last legislature. whereby thu
county pays one-fourth the cost and til,
property owners benefited three-fourths
Seven-year-old Scott Smith fell int
the shoot through which the water from
the Chamberlain mill flows into the Mis-
souri,. He was carried the shoot flying
and dumped into the river, where Clyd,
LeBlond fished him out.
One printer at least had plenty of p
with his Thanksgiving dinner-ou
friend Drips over the way-and enough
to last until another year. Agalley racl
and six galleys of type, mostly nonpareil
fell to the floor the other day.
The defense in the Matson case will TT,
to prove that his sister Christina kille,
Matson. 1t seems ridiculous on the fac
Of 1t, but they have got a desperate cas-
and nothing will be left undone to con
fuse the jury and get them to disagree.
Castalia Republican:-George Lucke,
and another party from Kimball are il
this vicinity with n w%ell-boring outf,
They have just completed a we'll fo
Henry Kimball which is thirty-two fee
deep and has sixteen feet Of water in il
They are now boring q we'll for job,
CARL.
An exchange tells of a woman VIII
bought a new tangled coffee pot from
peddler. In the evening she showed
to her husband, a hardware dealer, VIII
told her he kept the same thing in hi
store for half the price she paid. well,
said she, "why don't you advertise? NJ
body ever knows what you have for sale
A week ago this-Friday-night for
buildings on the business street Of Pull
wana burned. The fire caught the cei
ing of j. A. Stransky's hardware stol
from a large Rochester lamp while IL
proprietor was out. Mr.. Stransky To-
: nearly his entire stock. but has anoth,
one on the road and with characterist
pluck declines all pecuniary offers of a
sistance. There was no insurance G
any Of the property.
j, A chap who goes by the unromat
name of DIR. John Brown makes a got
plea for mans most faithful frien
. There is something good about any ma
woman or child who loves a dog, no ma
ter how seemingly worthless they m,
appear. II think" says DR.. Brow
every family should have a dog; it
like having a perpetual baby; it is t
plaything and the crony Of the who
house. 1t keeps them all younger.
unite upon Dick. And, then lie tells
tails. hetravs no secrets. never sulks, as
no troublesome questions, never gets i
to debt, never coming down late
breakfast, is always ready for a bit
fun, lies in wait for it. and you may
choleric, to your relief, kick him inste
] of someone else, who would certainly n
= as he does, ask your pardon for bel!