The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-01-27
NEW YEAR FLiERs.
lie dreamed he led a party
To search for the lost North Pole,
He awoke to find the heater
Had run clean Ont of coal.

Lent begins February /.
w. L. Watson now runs the Castalia
House.
Read Edward Brenne's new advertise
ment.
Lots of cattle stealing going on across
the river.
Mike Reed made a trip to Sioux City
this week.
l. ID. Bardin is making a visit to his
Iowa farm.
"a. Stewart was up from Castalia
Saturday.
Mrs. /. c. nollinger left Armour last
week for Alabama.
A masquerade skate took place in
Huron Saturday night.
R. G. Wilson is among the list of sick.
His trouble Is paralysis.
Mrs. S. w. Sedgwick and Pearl were
here from Pukwana Tuesday.
Herman Hoefer OF Oacoma was pulled
for selling iirewater TO reds on the re-
serve.
Henry Cushing has been confined to
his bed by sickness for the past three
weeks.
A two days hunt near Lamar, Colorado,
yielded 4,2OU jackrabbits. One man l4itl-
ed 100.
j.. Il. Boyle went to Sioux Falls and
other points east on Il business trip a
week ago.
Ameeting is to be held in Plalkinton
this afternoon to organize a game pro-
tective club.
1t is the man who lives on corn bread
at home who finds the most fault with
pie when he travels.
The Milwaukee is bringing consider.
able lumber into the state from Tacoma
and Seattle, Wash.
The Misses Lawson and Miss Newbury
were here and ATTENDED the masquerade
Friday evening last.
Judge Haney has postponed the Aurori
term of court to April 23d and that o
Hanson county to March 10Th.
Rev. |. A. Sparks died in Armour iasI
week. lie was pastor OF the NJ. h. churcl
i'll Cha nberlain FOR two years.
Hicks says February and March are t;
be cold and stormy months. Hicks slloul,
be made to leave the country.
The winter meeting Of the Soutl
Dakota Press ASSOCIATION was held a
%Brookings Tuesday and Wednesday.
The storm Of Tuesday was a genera
one, extending from the great lakes /,
the Rockies and as far south as Kansas
Il. J.. Sem and Christa Stull were mar
ried at the residence of the BRIDES parent
in Platte township, Chas. Mix, on tn,
l4th inst.
The turkey that furnished Presiden
Cleveland and family their New Year
dinner came from Bookings, county
S nth Dakota.
Sioux City sportsmen have contributes
800 toward enforcing the penalt,
against the traffic in game in the vicinit'
Of Nermillion.
An old saw says that an early Easte
means an early spring, and as Taste
falls on March 18th this year we are en-
titled To the benefit.
, The ~blizzardy weather of Tuesday wa
predicted by Mansill, the almanac MAJ
lie says we will have another spell 0
weather the first of next week.
The report comes from White Lake tia
the appointment Of J.. NJ. Weires 70
postmaster has been knocked in the hca,
and that the Office Will go to G.. L. Clos
son.
Miss Anna Wentzy. Arthur Jones, srCer
lis Newbury and Peter Smith had thci
pictures taken i'll a group in thei
masquerade costumes and they were al
very pretty ones.
Jacob Bearchide and Theresa Wana
maker; Julius Gardner and Len
%Bearchide; John Peters and Maggie VOL
were married in the Catholic church a
White Lake Tuesday.
A new register and receiver for tn
= Chamberlain land effice is expected an
day. 1t wouldn't be a bad idea to giy
the two Offices to Graybill and Rowe
that would fix 'em both out nicely.
White Lake Wave: j. G. Ryan and Iii
four little ones went to Kimball or Ii,
Saturdays train. Mr.. Ryan will lea,
the children in care Of his parents, VII
reside at that place, for the present.
D. Roberts of Faulkton, a prominel
sheep raiser, aflirms that 30 acres {
stubbled land well seeded to Russia
n ~tlistles will keep 800 sheep from the lot
q of May until alter wheat is harvested.
q Manager Miller has booked one of I'll
q best companies on the road for thre
u nights at the Opere-house the middle {
next month-Leonard's Comedians. on
exchanges speak very highly of them.
The tireman's masquerade ball wa
fairly we'll attended last week Frida
evening and the affair passed off pleal
antly. Miss Anna Hollonbeck capture
the lady's prize and Arthur Jones II
gentleman's.
. The Northwestern Agricnlturist, pull
j. lislicd at Minneapolis. il the best farl
paper for western farmers publishes
Its subjects are those of peculiar interet
to Dakota farmers 8l.15 gets it and I'll
GRAPHIC Cor d year.
! When riding in cold weather. light
I lantern. turn the wick up Il little an
Z place the lantern between your fee
4 Draw the robe we'll up around yoursel
4 and YOU may be comfortable to ride
4 long distance in the coolest weather.
4 A deal was made in Chicago last wee
1 Whereby the United States express con
II nop,, uy;l onnpry al oF fbn n NJ T. G