The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-05

to them.
P.J. Germ has been appointed receiver
Of the Chamberlain electric light COM
pany.
Don't swear off; just quit. Swearing
i'll any form is simply another bad
habit.
good many men have been this week
settling for the Christmas presents from
their wives.
The particulars OF the hanging of IL
old Indian, Two Sticks, will be found on
the second page.
John Small, father of the Small boys,
diel Monday from pneumonia. He was
20 years of age.
Two brothers met in Pukwana the
other day that had not seen each other
for fifty four years.
Some of the Parker folk ars so hard M
for the wordof God that they steal bibles
out of the book stores.
Miss Ellie Smith came up from Mitel
ell Saturday night and has been visiting
her parents this week.
Drop in and get anickle's worth of old
papers. They will keep you in good
reading matter for a week.
Percy w. Tinan hiss for sale back
numbers OF the Youths Companion FIJI
1884 complete. Price so cents.
The legislature convenps next Tues.
day. The election Of senator takes place
on the third Tuesaay-the 22nd.
IN spite of the hard times new sub
scrip'ions keep coming in to the GRAPHIC
AMI at a rate that gradually ircrea. es
its circulation.
The boys had a fine run with the
hounds after a wolf the first day of The
week. and the scalp of his wolfship now
bangles from John Ryrne's belt.
Salem has its artesian hole down 1910
feet, but no flow. and the work is again al
a %stnndstill. The town has shown lots
Of pluck and deserves better luck.
A noted physician tells the New York
Sun that women hurt their nerves by
talking too much. 1t might be worth
while to show this to your wife.
We a save you money if you are a
subscriber to the Century Magazine. In
fact we can save you money on any
periodical you may wish to subscribe
for.
The claim that advertising doesn't pay
has about as much effect on an ordinary
business men these times as the claim
Hssing is unhealthy has Oh the average
girl.
The Bank Of Edgerton. OF which L. H.
Telch is cashier, assigned Monday. MIR.
Yelch says the assets exceed the liabili
les by $4,000 and that the creditors
will be paid in full.
Agent Harvey says there is to be no
'hange in the running time Of the trains,
I'll rumors to the contrary n%otwithstand-
ng. Some II started the report that
the train was to arrive at II p. H., and
Lave at . n. NJ.
1t the legislature wants to give the
newspapers a lift it should pass q law
requiring stray cats to be advertised.
The Kimball papers would get rich t
he business.
The town folk account for the large
lumber Of cats about town on the theory
nat they are brought in from the coun-
try and turned loose upon an innocent
community.
Mr.. Hubbard McCoIIum and Miss
Emma Virden were married by Rev
Jesse Smith at TIE NJ. +. parsonage
NJ inlay morning. The GRAPHIC wishes
them a happy New Years and lots more
o follow.
The first trotter or PAGER to beat 2:lO
vas Maud s.. which event happened in
august, 1884, on the Cleveland track. At
The present time thirty.tlrep trotters
and fifty-eight PAGERS have records of
5.iD OF UcGteT.
The commissioners went down to lock
over the Richland well Thursday and
have concluded to accept it at the
regular meeting next week. The we'll
is 01O feet deep and has a six inch
casing from top to bottom.
Messrs Tidrick & kauffman's artesian
we'll outfit arrived last week aud has been
taken up to Lyon township for work on
tue new we'll there. The engine, which
weighed something like 1000 pounds,
broke down Parker's scales.
BreDne has been invoicing this week
AMI out Of the ovcrhauling of the stock
comes a lot Of verv desirable remnants
OF dress goods, tiannels, cotton goods,
etc, all OF which will be sold dirt cheap.
This is your chance, ladies.
There were $685. suits for divorce be
gun in Ohio last year. This is a terrible
record OF domestic infelicity and discon-
tant. But 1t does not prove SO much that
marriage is afailnre' as it does that q
great many people are failures.