The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-12-29

Plankinton Standard:-lt is reported
that there is a novel lawsuit on the ia
| pis'at Mitchell. Atailor OF that city his
brought suit against a young lady to re-
cover pay for a pair of bicycle blocmers
The lady defends on the grounds that the
bloomers were made to order and did
not fit. The tailor must have lost his
head in taking measurements.
As we went to press last week the
news reached us Of the death OF Miss
Mary Pazour, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pazonr. The deceased was a young
lady Is years of age, and was sick about
three months with typhoid fever. Ser
vices were held at the residence of the
parents, aud the funeral was largely
attended. Sympathies are with the
bereaved parents.
Whist is the fayorite game in the hotel
offices this winter, and it rightly deserves
the prestige. No other game at cards
approaches it in finesse and science.
Now'if the boys wonld chip in and get
a duplicate whist set they would be more
charmed with the game than ever and
discover, possibly, how much more
scientific the game is than the average
player has ever dreamed.
I Eugene Robinson and family left fol
Little Rock. Arkansas. Wednesday morn,
ing, near which place they expect ts
make their future home. We regret los.
ing snch good citizens and hope-witl
the aid Of the GRAPHIC which will visit
them weekly--they will return ere the
next year rolls round. However, in his
new pursuit we wish Mr.. Robinson an
: abundance of success.
Two young lads ten and twelve gear!
! old we're caught trying to wrecka train
: at a Mass, town a few weeks ago. They
drove tishplates into a switch in such {
way that would have derailed tho trair
had it not been discovered. The boys
object was to kill a lady school teacher
who had whipped them and who wa
, supposed to be On the coming train.
Several of the Kimball young gentle
e men went out six miles west Of town t
. attend Il literary meeting last Frida.
night. They went ont on d hand-ca
/, and after the exercises. when they wer,
ready to return, found that the rails Of
the track had become so frosted that |
was impossible for them to work tn
u thing" They all had the pleasure Q
. walking and pushing the car into towE
Plankinton ,Herald;-An editor is
u man who lives on what other people ow
J. him until he starves to death. A sui
scriber is one who takes a paper and say
:, he is verv we'll pleased withit and tel
everyone else he caght to subscribe for j
is After he has subscribed about two Ell
one-half years, tho editor writes and ask
,r for IS; then the subscriber declares tha
a he dosen't want thu old paper any NOR
# for there's nothing in it-and the poi
editor starves some more.
Armour Hcrald:-The Gray Artesia
90 Supply company is not making q bloom
n ing success of the county artesian well
After heiug at work on the wells for Il
past seven months We have one 4inc
= we'll. At Flensburg they have a no
~. down 96O feet. but can't get the water
flow. The workmen are still at work
the hole, but the outlook for q supply
in water is not very encouraging, and
az the meantime the county has paid $1.S
ee for the work on the hole.
Lee Conant returned Saturday mig
of from his trip to Arkansas. Lee is We
nj fayorably impressed with the countr
ay and while there purchased 40 acres
til timber land which lies nearly adjoinil
that purchased tv the Pattte boys.
ok stayed witt, the boys two or three da
ne and reports them working like trOope
as clearing their land. A nortler1er gOi,
lie south this time of the year is very liah
ies to be charmed with that country. but
I'd him 90 south in July or August, and /,
ne think he will most willingly say. 81
me the North.