The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-01-06

1894.
Mrs. /. C. Hollinger ia in Armour.
The Kimball schools will open II week
from Monday.
The Yankton land Office is now among
the has beens.
The days will now rapidly grow longer
and colder.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Tinan returned from
Iowa Saturday.
j. NJ. Where's has been appointed post
master at White Lake.
The Phelps trial will cost Lyman
tY something like $500.
The 18th inst. is the date fixed for the
Corbett-Mitchel fight.
The county commissioners are holding
their regular January session.
Mrs. Frank Craft was up from Mitch
ell to spend some of the holidays.
The new year came in with one of the
most delightful days OF the winter.
1t is now contrary to law to kill any
game in this state except rabbits.
II you turn over a new leaf make sure
that it is a better one than the old.
Artesian we'll owners in Beadle county
are to try the experiment OF raising cram
berries.
The extraordinary vintage in France
last year has reduced wine to a penny a
quart.
The winter so far has behaved charm
ingly. But we will probably catch it
sooner Or later.
Judge Haney expects to be w%ellenough
to go TO Chamberlain to-day-Friday-
and sentence Schroeder.
1t appears to be the consense Of opinion
that a little ~Quinine and lots of whiskev
is the grips worst enemy.
Judge Haney was not able to appear
Tuesday and court openea with Judge
Smith of Yankton presiding.
Thursday was a beautiful day and the
bright sun and spotless snow made it a
most charming day to be out.
Mitchell Mail:~Many are expecting to
leave Dawson county in the spring to
tempt their luck on Sioux reserve.
Mitchell Mail:-Col. Hamilton has re-
turned from Kimhall to boast of mealy
innards the potatoes had out there.
Start the new year right by subscribing
to the GRAPHIC. II you are already a
subscriber how do you stand with it?
The Misses Wentzy, Miss Nellie Reed,
Peter Smith and Corlis Newbury attend
ed the masquerade ball at Chamberlain,
Schroeder Will undoubtedly be sen
fenced for life as the law fixes the penalty
at either life Imprisonment or hanging,
The Kimball City Pharmacy start in
the new year with a new advertisement
IN the GRAPHIC. A good beginning it is
We have sold our cutter and string OF
bells to Arthur Blodgett and the girls
just more than smile at the boy nova.
days.
The Interstate Land company OF
Chamberlain remembers the GRAPHIC
with a new and handsome map of Brult
county.
The fireman's masquerade ball ir
Chamberlain New Years night was 8
bowling success. 1t was largely attend.
ed and nearly 800 Was cleared.
Miss Ellen Harmon writes us from
Dubuque, Iowa, that life would not II
worth the living without the week.,
visits of the GRAPniC-or words to tina
effect.
Judge Smith must open court IN Yank
ton Monday and unless Judge Haney i
able to go upon the bench Monday tn
present term of court will be %adjourne,
today.
Davo Stevenson, who formerly ha'
charge of G. L. Plummer's saloon here
is now looking after the wants OF "Pa
Conant's numerous guests at the Alex
Mitchell.
President Miller of the Milwaukee roa
assured j. NJ. Green that the time cardo
this end is temporary and that the pas
senger train will be restored when tn
birds mate.
A young man East hung himself b;
cause people found fault with him.
the practice should become general til
trees would be full of preachers, schot
teachers and editors.
Nothing but a full moon was lackin
to make Wednesday evening a perfe,
one for a sleighride and about a doze
lads and lasses swung around town b
hind Beebe's big team.
A woman in London bequnathed h,
whole fortune toa newspaper man b
cause she had enjoyed so many delicio,
hours from the perusal of his daily wor
There is no danger of it becoming a ia
Personal experiences at the world
fair are daily coming to light. On Il
writer's recent visit to Iowa he ran aero
a 8 second Mrs. Darlington who rode in /;
avalanche to the theological gardens
see the animals.
ambulance.
William w. Runyan, father of l..
Rnnyan Of this town, died at his hon
IN Lone Rock, Wis, on the 23nd ult
He was with the Sixth Wisconsin, bate,
during the war and was SO years of az
!; His soa L. w, wa presentat the finer;
IT you lived in Ohioyon would probab
have to be vacinatrd, if YOU have n
already got the scar. All school chlldr,
have to go through the operation, and I
Gently the state expended $4,000
vacinating the 1892 prisoners in the pc
itantiary.
Thousands who win read this weren
born when Blondin electrified the wor
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