The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-01-21
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NEW YEAR TlDlNGs

lHe lce OH tne aTteSlan lake is about
Is inches thick.
+. P. Ochsner has been in Sioux Civ
most of this week.
The number Of horses that entered the
$50 list last season is 1872,
The Iowa Press association will make
an excursion south in April.
Many q boy begins where his father
lett off-and then goes backward.
Geo. W. James tells tits week Of a new
arrival of interest to farmers.
Treasurer House has called in all out
standing county warrants up to 1855.
1t seems to be settled that Carlisle will
will be Cleveland's secretary Of the treas
ury.
Elk. President Hayes died suddenly ut
at his home in Fremont, Ohio, Tuesday
night.
Geo. r. scoregal. banker, Yankton, as
signed with liabilities exceeding assets
$4,000.
Col. Hamilton carries one hand in q
sling, the result of "a fall on u slippery
sidewalk.
The winter meeting of the south Da-
kota Press association will be held in
Pierre next week.
Geo. L. Harvey of Charles Mix has
decided his farm to the Methodist mis-
sion OF New York.
We have received the first copy of the
South Dakota Home Seeker published at
Huron by 4. D. Richards.
President Harrison has extended the
application OF the civil service law to
AL mail delivery carriers.
Snow two feet on the level, Ia inch
ice and the mercury below zero is the
Latest weather report from Ohio.
The lntest from the bedside of James
G. Blaine brings no encouragement.
His life is slowly drawing to u close.
Commissioner Conway came up Sat-
urday TO confer with Cleminger & Nor
rlson III reference to work on the Willow
Lake we'll.
Yesterday was the elimination OF
beautiful weather for the past week. At
this writing the sun is shining brightly
and the climate like early May.
A 7-column folio paper has been start
ed at Mt. Vernon by H.G. Carey ana
NJ. c. Belts. The mechanical work is
done by the Mitchell Printing Co.
C.S. Biodgett has just received several
cars Of the celebrated Ohio camel coal,
Virginia Snlint and the Bird vein La
Sale. Now is the time to I'LL your coal
bin.
Take fifteen or twenty salt barrels
fill them with water and let them freeze
solid. Then bury them in a straw stack
and You will have plenty of ice ali
summer.
An Ohio exchange tells Of a green ser.
want girl who used syrup of figs for max.
ing a fig cake. The effect on the famil;
alter partaking Of the cake is left to The
renders imagination.
A. G. Griswold has sold his farm in the
south part of the coanty to Geo. Rapp, Of
Ionia, Iowa, consideration. we believe
$3.50. We understand that MIR. Rapl
will move here in the spring.
The White Lake Wave boasts Of two
shoats eight months old brought int,
that town weighed 500 pounds dressed
A Buffalo county farmer sold in Klmball
this week three 7-mOnth's-old slloats for
$3.50.
/ Commander Glass wishes the GRAPHIC
to announce that the next regular meet
ing OF Reno Post. G. A. R., will be held
next Wednesday evening, ut which time
all members arc particularly requested
to be present.
George Pilgaf aal Mis- 8 Stella Lawson
Max Winter and Miss Rose Pilger OF
Chamberlain and Messrs Tr0eller and
Glass with their ladies. OF Pukwana,
attended the festivities at the opera
house last night.
Sioux Falls raised its saloon assess.
ment to So a mouth. Several saloon
mon kicked and stood trial. They got it
in the neck about SilO each. Going to
be good now and pay their monthly fines
| without q murmer.
Goo. w. James has furnished Louis
Richards with a new ice pillow and the
work OF filling theice house on the hank
OF the lake began Tuesday. Vincent
Wellner has the contract. The new plow
which cost $&-expedites matters
wonderfully.
Never End fault with an editor because
lie fails to print an item you would like
to read. Just take all the blame to your
self for notiaformfng him about il; there
is no partially in printing %ofices-they
want news always regarding all persons
and all things.
Geo. Richardson offers for sale his two
lne Clydcsdals stations, Honest John
and Farmers Glory. The many fine
colts that these two fire horses can show
in this n adjoining counties should
sell them readily at the price asked.
See advertisement in another column.
Huron hotel keeper wrote to a priest
in New York city stating that he and
his neighbors wanted a carload of mar
rtageable Isish girls shipped to Huron,
where husbands can be found as plenti-
tul as b%lack5erries in July. It was a
pretty slick method of SECURING hotel
help.
Woonsocket's famous we'll became clog
ged with mud several months ago. The
city has paid 5000 on an attempt TO
obtain the old flow but in vain. The
we'll now flows enough for ordinary use
but has no pressure. The city is adver-
tiainr for bids tn clean it ont and aiso