The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-18
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NEW YEAR TIDlNGs
February ls.
Regular March weather.
Lent began Wednesday.
Ten more days OF winter.
8. II. Thomas has returned to Iowa.
Sheriff Morgan was here Wednesday.
Aaron Doty is home from his Iowa
trip.
Read the Kompotition on Kats in this
issue.
Unpaid taxes become delinquent In
10 days.
Regular term county court Monday,
March 8.
Henry Cushing has been quite sick
this week.
The Highland township we'll is down
|717 Feet.
We are sorry to note that Sam Tadlock
ia sick again.
Mrs. o. B. circuit. arrived from Armour
Thursday night.
SIS. Tadlock returned from Hot
Springs Saturday.
A. B. Lucas was in town Monday on
his way to Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clsminger returned
Wednesday evening.
Getting up a "dpstrict school, enter
tainment in Chamberlain.
Miss May Lawson is book keeping for
j. n. Greene, Chamberlain.
Mrs. II. R Smith of Chicago. sister OF
the late R. r. High, is IN town.
Mrs. L. A. Foote and childred returned
from Pierre Thursday evening.
Miss Lou Durham has been visiting
friends in Chamberlain this week.
John Smith left yesterday morning
for q brief visit to Tyndall and vicinity.
Thos. Conley sold two hogs in town
this week for $3.50 that we're born April
20.
E. 7. Hill came up from Chamberlain
THURSDAY returning with his wife yester
day.
John stransky and Up. selig have
formed a real estate partnership in Puk-
wana.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Weeks and ]. B.
Long were in Chamberlain Monday
night.
The new county well in Lyonville
township is a tritle less than 1000 feet
deep.
Rev. Geo. Williams of Mitchell will
, preach at the Presbyterian church Ia
morrow.
Harry Wentzy is helping in the Ochs.
ner store during the absence of the
proprietors.
Commissioner Conway came up from
Chamberlain yesterday to see about the
Lyonville we'll.
Prof, Kyle made music on his cornei
ut the fireman's masquerade in, Cham.
berlain Monday night.
Louis Knowles was in town. Wednes.
day. He reported everything all right
down at the river ranch.
A6-year-old st. Louis boy isso Jealous
of 3 new baby brother that hi. health is
affected and it IL feared he may die.
D. r. Robinson is closing out all heavy
winter goods at any price to make them
go. Better step in there and get a bar.
gain.
Chicago sun:-Hazy-Did you ever
contribute to the presB9
Mary tblushinggI have turned down
the hight sometimes.
T%errapin, quail on toast, deyiled crabs
and other like expensive yiands will all
have to take q back seat for "Ham and
Eggs"
The highest building in the United
States is the board Of trade building,
Chicago, the height Of Its cupola being
1922 feet.
We are pleased to note the Geo. E
Smith has been granted . pension Of S.
Q month and several hundred dollars
back pension.
Poverty may be no disgrace, but most
men are willing to take their chaace ~
with the camel in getting through the
eye Of the needle.
Slate pencils are now made Of alum
inium and they will practically last for
ever. as they will not wear out and the
girls cannot eat them.
Ityou want any trees for spring plant
ing see A. R. Thomas at Smiths lumber
yard. He has an ad. in the GRAPHIC,
which ace for particulars.
John Barrett will make his home with
his daughter, Mrs. E. I. Hill. Chamber
lain. and divide his time between there
and Klmball, as his work may depend.
Miss Jessie Sission, Chamberlain. will
send a chair tidy set to the worlds fair.
The set contains over 1900. yards OF
thread and contains many original
designs.
Mitchell Mail, l0;-C.s S. Blodgett and
E. Brenne Of; Kimball; j. n. Greene Of
chamberlain. and G. C.. Champney Of
Mitchell took the knights Templars
degree to day.
T. IF. Ochsner and Mrs. E. E.. Drury
left Thursday for Lone Rock, Wis, where
their father lies dangerously ill. E. P.
Oehsner left for the came place the fol-
lowing morning.