The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-30
DEcEMBER FLAKES.

Geo. Packard is sick with the humps.
f.. A. Reynolds is in Buffalo county
this week.
Well, it wasn't a green Christmas after
all, in kimball.
Women a now Vote at all elections
in Colorado.
II. +. Cole came up from Chamberlain
and spent Christmas.
Miss Nellie Reed is here visiting
friends and relatives.
Miss Gertie Newbury of Mitchell is
the guest Of her brother this week.
Tho GRAPHIC wishes its readers, one
and all, a happy and prosperous New
Year.
Here's a snap; take it in. The GRAPH
&c and the Cosmopolitan both one year
for 1915.
0. B. circuit Of Armour passed through
kimbell on his way to Chamberlain,
Thursday.
The elephant has been walking around
considerably the past week, so look out
for him New Years.
Prof. A. G. Savage is at Parker this
week attending the meeting Of the
teachers Of the state.
The latest out is a new puzzle-Ferris
Wheel--it is similar to that Of the late
lanented Pigs in Clover"
| Gov. Sheldon of South Dakota has
selected May 4th as South Dakota Day at
the San Francisco midwinter exposition.
T. W. Hobart was married in Sioux
Falls, Dec. 18th to Miss Janet Parkinson
Mr.. Hobart used to- be..a resident of Kim.
ball.
An old maid at Nashville, Tenn, keeps
a parrot that swears and a monkey thai
chews tobacco. She says that between
tho two she doesn't miss a man very
much.
The days are growing longer and thu
old saw when the days begin to length
en-, the cold begins to strengthen" will
probably soon prove true.
Next week being court week at Cham
berlaiD. DR.. Milliron is obliged to post
pone his visit to Kimball until Monday
Jan. sth. He will remain all week.
Aman who didn't take his home pape.
read an advertisement in an eastern fax
journal. How to make pants last" an
being Of an economical nature h einvest
ed so cents in the secret. Heread "mak,
your coat and vest first.
Agoodly number attended the Christ
mas exercises at the churches Monda,
night. The children all did their leve
best and from the presents carried HON
we think that Santa Claus must hay
been on his good behavior too.
c. w. Williams Of Independence, Iowa
the great h0rseman, has turned hi
property over to a local banker, to satisf
his debts of over 100000, keeping onl,
ten acres of land and a number of trottinl
horses including the famous Allerton.
A large party Of Russians on their wa,
to Aberdeen made misconceptions a
Mitchell and never discovered their mis-
take until they reached Kimball last Sat
urday. They then took the mixed trair
back. Not n could speak a word O
English.
People living near Chamberlain, or
the east side OF the river, are having
trouble with cattle thieves. The thieves
steal over the river, find a good bunch OF
cattle and swim them to the west side,
where new brands are slapped Oh the
animals, and then turned loose to feed on
the range Of their new owners.
Alarge number attended the Masonic
installation OF officers and supper at the
Masonic hall Wednesday evening. Tie
following officers were elected: C. S.
Blodgett, w. NJ, A. G.. Hewling, S. W.,
W. +. Hubbard. j. W., Edward Brenne,
Treas, w. T. Drips, Sec, A. F. Duclo., S.
D., A. R. Thomas, j. D.; Z. W. jefferson,
S. S., l. A. Weeks, j. S. aud T. Pattee,
Tyler.
The following receipt recently publish
ed BY a scientific paper should be cut out:
Eat the first indication Of diphtherla in
the throat Of a child. make the room
close, and then take a tin cup and pour
into it a quantity of tar and turpen,ine
equal parts, then hold the cup over the
fire so as to Ill the room with the fumes.
The patient on inhaling tho fumes will
cough and spit out the membraneous
! matter and the %diphtheria will pass off,