The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-12-22
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Get your hosiery ready.
Next Tuesday is Chris tmas.
Jas. Byrne is back from Chicagos
Frank Sypal made us a call Tuebday.
The beautiful weather still continues.
A. B. Rood was in Chamberlain Tues
day.
Attorney Edward Greene was here
Wednesday.
DR.. Milliron was here on professional
visit this week.
John Novotny returned from Chicago
Tuesday night.
The schools close this week for a two
weeks vacation.
A Mitchell man has patented a bicycle
trio to run on ice.
w. II. Miles made a trip to Chamber
lain Monday night.
Treasurer House was up from Cham
bcriain Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Warner left Monday for
| her home il Nebraska.
Several of the Kimball sports were out
on q rabbit hunt Sunday.
The holiday season c0nyinces II that
the world never grows old.
Miss Edith Jones retained Saturday
night from an eastern visit.
Miss Gail Boyd arrived from Los An
geles, Cal, Tuesday evening.
Grace King was a visitor OF Miss Celia
Kinsella The first of the week.
G. S. Biodgctt Tan sell you good coal
at the Ne;y loWest price for cash.
Snyder can fix you out with something
family.
The GRAPHIC wishes its multitude OF
readers a merry merry christmas ana
happy New Year.
G. d. Cole, the horseman of Armour. has
lost three children from diptheria within
the asst two months.
E. L. Drury and Deputy Sheriff Hene
gar were arrivals from the west end or
Monday mornings train.
l.. II. Npdrow left Monday for Sion.
Fall after 10 head of horses for which
he and c. D. Savage traded.
To-day is the shortest day in the yea
according to the calendar, and tn,
nights will now grow shorter.
Mr.. and Mrs C. R. Tinan and Leste
Miller left Monday morning for Shen
andoah, Iowa, to spent the holidays.
Hoyt Tidrick and Miss Mae Lawson
were up from Pukwana to attend TIL
w. R. c. entertainment last Frida,
night.
If you want a fine stock Of candies t
select from go to Kinsella's. His cas-
has just been Elled with the finest of til,
sweets.
J. II. Wolf bought a particularly larg,
t stock of small things just for Christina
l trade and he doesn't want to carry then
over. See?
/, Our leading merchants had a big trad
Saturday, and if the weather holds goo
for the next few days their stores vii
8 be crowded.
There is more sublime faith in a littl,
child's act of hanging up its stocking
than there is in any Of ,he great faith
in the world.
+. E. Miller reports his usual big holi
day sales and his generous advertisement
on this page only partly tells the stor.
Of his fine stock.
Geo. LandOn. Of Union township, is il
the county Jail for perjury. He will b,
tried before the United States court a
Deadwood next month.
Stephen Welbes, treasurer Of McCOcl
COUNTY, was arrested last week on charg'
Of cmbezzlement. his books showing {
shortage of about $500.
Mr.. Morris as we'll as the Morris Sis
ters has many BEAUTIFUL ar'i,l les 70
the season, of which the handsome SHOW
window bears evidence.
If u readers will consult our adver
Using columns they will ascertain wher,
to spend their money to the best adva IL
tage these holidays.
The dry goods stores are always I'll
, favorite !laces FOR shpl ping during tn
, holidays, and Brenna, for enc. is showing
a nicer stock then ever.
Before making your Christmas pur
chases step into Reynolds drug store. Il
will be very strange II more t an on
acceptable gift cannot be selected from
. this stock.
The Ochsner drug company's uniqu
advertisement in the GRAPH has al
ready brought them Of Of new custom
r ers and lots OF tlade-ani we are might
l glad OF it.
When some men give II cir wives
' little pin none 10 buy ,hristma
r~emembrances sor thu children seem
q much large thsn wiirn spending tel
; dollars at a turkey rattle.