The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-01-20
NEW YEAR FLiERs.

lose his grip.
The new senator from Iowa will be
John Henry Gear.
Miss Lon Durham is now IN Waterloo,
Iowa, for the winter,
Aberdeen gets the state fair again.
The date is Sept. II to 81.
December averaged colder than any
December in seven years.
%Plankinton dealer has shipped 300
%jackrabbits east this winter.
John Andrews, executor Chamberlain
Register, is back from the Pacific coast.
The finest calendar we have seen this
season is the Winchester Repeating Arms
Cos.
Register Natwick thinks Of locating in
Sioux Falls as 500 as his term of office
expires.
An Iowa man has named hisAaughters
Time aud Tide SO that they will not have
to wait for no man.
9. S. Blodgett now has some of the gem
uine OHIO camel coal and also a fresh
car OF the Ohio lump.
Tonight-Friday-is the date of the
tireman's masquerade ball. DIR. Findley
will furnish the music.
Cleminger and Morrison are getting
ready to sink another artesian we'll on
section 2 in Willow Lake township.
j. A. Stranskv has got his new stock in
at Pukwana to replace the one destroyed
by fire and is after "biz" with his usual
vim.
A couple Of Redield ladies' were poison
ed last week and came near dying from
the effects of drinking washing fluid for
wine, by mistake.
Mrs. Lockwood. the dashing YOUNG
widow who did dressmaking in Kimball
last winter, was married to Z. E. Dive.
treasurer OF Buffalo county, last Sunday.
Brule county is $4,000 in debt Accord
ing to the January statement. The
heavy increase is of course due almost
wholly to the great expense OF the artt-
sian wells.
Gov. Sheldon OH Monday appointed
II. G. Fuller supreme Judge to Gil the
late Judge Benefits place. The supreme
court has ruled that Judge Fuller will
serve six years.
Mitchell Republication Oleson is
breaking on a 500 freight train out of
Minneapolis, but hopes very soon to have
a train OF his own. He is Just a little
bit homesick, however.
Missouri is passing through the worst
drought in its history. Scarcely n
rain has fallen since last June. The
farmers are put to their wits end to
SUPPLY water for their stock.
Mrs. L.. j. Bates, wife of the editor of
the Lake Preston Times, died last week
Wednesday. No more tender feelings of
sympathy will be felt for Mr.. Bates than
from his fellow members of the Press.
About a dozen young people ponnced
in npon Richard Bucholtz' hospitable
home Wednesday evening and for a few
hours made things hum. They brought
refreshments with them and had a merry
time.
An exchange says, no matter how large
the spot of oil, any carpet or wooden stuff
can be cleansed by applying buckwheat
plentifully, brushing into a saucepan
after a short time and putting on fresh
until the Gil has disappeared.
Arthur Hill brought his mother, Mrs.
II. L. Hill. down from Buffalo county
Monday. Mrs. Hill was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. f. Miller over night and left
for Chamberlain the next day to visit
her son f. T. for Il few weeks.
Work on the Ola we'll, the Waldro we'll
and the Willow Lake we'll is at a stand
still, so far as drilling is concerned. The
casing in the two former wells is stuck
fast and rock is bothering the work on
the latter. Dynamite is to be tried.
w. j. Lindsay has been at work the
past two weeks putting up Kimball's ice
supply for next summer. The ice is
about 20 inches thick. but owing to the
warm weather of the past few weeks, not
OF supreme quality for keeping we'll.
f. T. Cressey will give two of his art
entertainments for the benefit of Reno
Post in February. The entertainments
will consist of a lecture illustrated by
wa scenes and views Of the city of
Washington. Calcium lights will be
used.
The freight going west Tuesday struck
a drove of cattle belonging to Geo
Wright, a mile this side Of Chamberlain,
and killed seven of them. The rear
trucks of the water car were deraiIed.
George says the critters were worth $75
each.
Frank Craft got a nice 'raise" by the
Singer company the first of the month in
the shape of the addition of Hutchinson.
Bon Homme, Douglas and Chas. Mix to
his territory. He now has eleven coun-
ties and the raise" means about $500
increase Of salary. Well, the aoydeserves
it.
A young mar in Carmel. Maine, took
his girl out for a sleighride. She fell
out and he drove a mile before noticing
that she was missing. You can bet such
a thing would never happen in the
breezy West. The horse might fall out
of the shafts, a~ndineyer be. missed, bat
the girl, never.
Something was said on the street Sat
urday about a 400 pound cow. Glad
Smith said he tsadone that would beat
that a little he thought. His statement
was very much doubted. Monday he
brought her in. and though she was only
in fair flesh, she brought down the scales
to 1855 pounds.