The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-26
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

day night.
An old saw runs: "a winter fog will
kill a dog"
+. P. Ochsner was at the county seat
Monday night.
Peter Smith was a visitor ut Chamber
lain over Sunday.
AS the times grow harder wonsn's
sleeves grow larger.
A. z. Williamson returned Monday
night from Hot Springs.
Miss Jessie Beebe returned Thursday
morning from a short visit at Chamber
lain.
j. A. Glass was showing his colt,
Pancv, on Main street Tuesday and it's
a beauty.
Georgia has contributed 81 car loads of
provisions and fuel to the needy in west
ern Nebraska.
A weather prophet says that the heavy
fogs we have had this month are a sure
f%orerunner of a good crop.
He who invests one dollar in business
should invest one dollar in advertising
that business.-A. 7. STEWART.
LYMAN County Leader:-Win Hawn
from southern Brule county is visiting
with his brother, Charles Hawn.
Miss Gertrude Newbury, daughter Of
+. c. Newbury Of Mitchell, died suddenly
in Chamberlain last Friday night at the
home Of DR.. Goodrich.
The Sioux CITY Tribune is mistaken in
surprising that Attorney Greene of this
county is the ex-cnairman of the Repub-
lican state central committee.
Col. Sellers King is in Washington
trying to get $4,000 additional for Crow
Creek settlers not in it on the other deal.
Hope he will make a go of it.
w. j. Lindsay has competed putting
up ice AID it is to be hoped that next
summer the supply will hold out. The
ice is far superior tc that OF last year.
Anyone wanting a irst-class second
hand 30 revolver cheap, can improve the
opportunity by calling at this office. 1t
won't cost you over 40 cents at the out
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.R. Tinan. accompanied
by Mrs. l.. A. Foote, went to Pierre Mon
day to attend the meeting of the South
Dakota Press association, returning last
night.
Brnle county's three members at
Pierre all voted for resubmission. The
GRAPHIC did not help to put them there,
but it gives them full credit for this bit
of good work.
SOme genuine winter weather on tap
this week, with the mercury struggling
to keep above zero. Down to Ii below
one night, and the ground is covered
with a light fall of snow.
Senator FOote is mailing the GRAPHIC
copies of senate bills and resolutions as
rapidly as introduced and the same will
be kept on file for the convenience Of
those DESTROYS OF examining them.
0W. ]. Furgnsor Of Dell Rapids arrived
Monday evening to look over his recent
purchase of the Jungerman farms. He
returned Wednesday apparently we'll
pleased with his deal.
a week ago t0-day-Friday-a motion
to adjourn until the following Tuesday
was defeated by Senator Foote, who, in
a red-hot speech, eaid it was pretty near
money.
The editor Of the Gl.AFHIc has lust
returned from Pierre. Senator Foote
wished to be remembered to all his
friends and said to tell the boys that he
was still pegging away trying to earn
his salary.
Arthur Mckee sent a dun to R. Englp
on a postal card, and in so doing used a
threatening expression. Engle had him
arrested for violation of the q. S. postaI
laws, and he was taken before Commits
sinner Morrow, who placed him uldp,
bonds to appear before the next q. s
court.
Senator Foote has introduced a bill
(No. 70) which permits county commits
sioneners to control water for irrigation
purposes. Under The law by which TIE
wells in this county have been put dowl
the county pays 10 per cent of the cost
The object of the bill is to enable tn,
county to rent its share of the water.
Judge W. C. Graybill left for the cas-,
Monday morning. He is to be married
in New York CITY next Wednesday ant
will be in Washington with his bride thu
first week in February. There you hay,
it down pat, and we know the Judge viii
!. be so gloriousIy happy in his honeymoon
that he won't kill us for telling it.
Roht. Buchanan, editor of the siou,
Falls Forum, who got knocked out of thu
Republican ring in Minnehaha for his
pronounced views on prohibition, anf
who opposed resnbmission in the legis.
latnre Of 1891, is now out and ont 70,
], submission. he thinks prohibition
has been tried long enough for the
people 10 vote intelligently on the
question.
), Henry Mathips wants to sell the patent
or right to patent and manufacture. tile
dingus, or thingamagig. or contrivance
or whatever you NAV call it, by whicl
the front door of a store is opened and
closed for incoming and departing Gus.
TONERS. 1t is a very ingenious ccntriy.
ance and a pusher could make somt
money ont of it. Air. Mathies is open
for correspondence.
Prohibition stalks up to Pierre. MS a
lobbyist. theg reatest hypocrite of modern
, tines. The government is at this time
granting 1.10O liquor Licenses in the
counties east of the river alone, one to
/. every Ron inhabitants and of tho liconcoc