The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-12-19

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a.. ii. Wheaton was here last week.
S. II. Wright, Esq. was here Thurs
day.
Some talk of a dance for Christmas
night.
Bet Bowdcn is back from his thresh-
ing tour.
supt. Lawlcss was among the visitors
this week.
Chas. Englo came up from Nevien
Thursday.
CD. Tidrick was here from Chamber.
lain Monday.
Miss Eta Morris is expected from
Chicago tonight.
The A. G. Whitbeck bank statement
appears this week.
The creamery will pay off Monday for
the November milk.
A representative Of the SioHx Falls
IiSsS NhH HSlt tutitsulN.
Pa McGorcrn, the smooth insurance
man, was in town Thursday.
Mrs. w. G. Anderson and the baby left
Monday morning for Hull, Iowa.
f. N. Goodykoontz Vas registered at
the iiimbaii House Monday night.
The Democrat says that Capt. Cllggitt
IS to be Treasurer Ames' deputy. That's
good.
Miss Carrie Weel.s leaves Saturday
morning for Nashua, Iowa, to spent the
winter.
New York and ~neighbering states got
a liowiing blizzard and zero weather
Tuesday. Y
The g. A. r. elected new officers We'd
aesday. Aaron poty is the new com
mander.
The new artesiait well at Crow Creek
has a pressure of $50 pounds to the
square inch.
The Carpenter farm, with the big ar
tesian we'll near Pukwana, now con-
tains 1850 acres.
The White Lake Wave publishes this
wesk thirty-two tax deed notices by
Banker Loeyinger.
Not much headway has been made on
the a~rtesial we'll since Sunday. 1t is
nov down go feet.
A. b. Lucas has left Chas. Mix and gol
a job in the Chicago Office OF the Deering
Harvester company.
The Chamberlain fire department. Civ;
their annual masquerade ball on tn,
night of the 3lst inst.
The 0chsner boys threshing their bi!
crop out on The farm this week. Arthu
Mckee is doing the job.
\ careful estimate places the loss o
hogs in Iowa from cholera this season
at tho enormous sum of S%l5,000,oD0.
jim lIavlik brought his little girl int
town for treatment Thursday. Dir. Will
extracted a cherry stone from one of he
ears.
The world owes every nan a living
but the country newspaper man doesn'
get his collected until he has learned t
DO without it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Gavin's three
year-old by died Of diphtheria a wee
ago today. The remains werelaid in tn
ki!mball cemetery.
j. II. Wolf has constructed an office i
his store cut of the way of the rush {
customers, with which the store is usua
" crowded on busy days,
s Treasurer.elect Anes was in tow
Saturday. He is now nicely located wit
his family at the county seat, ready
assume the responsibilities OF his Off,
Jan. !.
An Aberdeen special says that mar
resident Populists there claim that Ky
is already defeated. The Brown coun
delegation are at loggerheads over Ky
= and l.oucks.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
making arrangements for an entertain
ment Christmas eve, Thursday neA
They will give the Cantata Santa Clav
! Home All are invited.
An editor is Il man who carries a pa
OF scissors III his vest pocket, a lie;
pencil i'll his breast pocket, a memOra,
. DUN in his coat poke. and his weail
in somebody else's pocket.
Edward Hale, the Irish champion, W,
the six days bicycle race in Maids
u square garden, New York, last wee
;s riding 1910 miles and breaking t
The record. He averaged 31S miles every
the hours.
-, Prof. Hinton of Princeton has invent
ian a base ball pitching machine viii
ans plches a curved bail with great tol
and precision. II is to be usel for pr;
,.i tlee work and TO save the pitchers.
to The hlpena correspondent CT the Sio
Fails Press writes Of snow up that W
from four 10 siXty-liYe feet deep" w,
like to have that fellow come down he
phs and count ~iark-rabbits.
AS Christmas this year fails upon {
Gle 6HAPnlC's regular press day, the pal
tbs viii go tn press Thursday next we
the Advertisers and others who wish sps
will please get their copY III Wednesd
r,s About twenty-five young peo]
bic gathered at the home OF Miss Car
Weeks Saturday night in the form of
hv surprise. A nice musical aad social p
!. a gram were carried out and a most
by joyable evening spent generally.
tha Through his attorney, II. S. Wric
ted DR.. Hammill applied to the supre
court for Il writ Of habeas corbus. VIII
the was denied. The court held that
complaint should first be made to
circuit court and taken up on appeal.