The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-14
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Smoke the Groenleaf.
Smoke the Grrenleaf. Fol sale at
Miller.
Miss Stella Lawson has returned to
Chamberla!E.
E. L. Irury came up from Gambler.
lain Thursday.
John Toyey was here from White
Lake Thursday.
Nf. Lyle. father Of John Ly,;,. died
Wednesday night.
]. A. " eks returned from his Iowa
trip Saturday night.
John Pazonr filled his ice house from
the Missouri this week.
W.. I. LaFoliette Wa elected Chairman
of the railroad commission.
Miss Anna Long has returned to her
school at Mason CITY, Iowa.
A full stock of the celebrated Green.
leaf cigars at f. E. Miller's.
Thursday was SO spring like one could
almost hear The robins sing.
Cleveland township is to he organized.
A special election of officers will be held
Jan. %.
Rev. Father Hoffman was here from
White Lake Saturday, greeting his many
friends.
The creamery ice house is heing filled
this week with 100 tons or 2O-inch Mis-
souri, river ice.
A Methodist church has bapn organ.
izAd in Chamberlain with twenty-five
istm,nrs a. - starter.
Founh-A plane knife. Owner car
have >annr ny calling at this office ard
paying or til" nptic,.
TIE GRAPHIC sent Miss Reber to Puk,
wanna Tuesday night to help out a rast
of work on the PukWana Press.
Miss Pearl Ochsnerr and Miss Winnie
Reber came home from the Madison
Normal school Saturday evening.
For Sale-A frst-class camera, with
tripod complete. Will be sold at less
than wholesale price. Lester Miller.
Died-January 6, 1893, Ida Maud Cor.
lee, twin daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
ael Conley, aged 6 years. 10 months and
25 Gays. A little earthly flower trans.
planted from her earthly home to hel
heavenly home above,
The supreme court has given Lyman
county a Judgment of S5.132 against the
state for the costs in the Phelps murder
trial.
The weather this week has been fol
the most part mild and dusty. The TEN.
p%prature was above 40 Wednesday with
a strong wind.
A special meeting of Che w. r. C. is
called for "Wednesday afternoon. Jan. 1s
E,ch member is urged to be present
N. WILLY, Secretary.
DO you know that your own State Uni.
versity has the best business course in
the West? For particulars address
Woodford D. Anderson, vermillion, S. D
E. A. Stewart came up from Edgerton
and left Friday morning with two cars
of hogs, shipped by Louis Richards tc
Chicago. Mr.. Stewart will stop on the
way to visit his folks in Iowa.
A Kimball young man out riding with
his girl felt flattered when she told him
he reminded her of Venus de Milo
When he found out that the Venus de M
had no arms he felt like kicking himself
,lear across the Missouri.
The commissioners were in session
last week and adjourned until Tuesday
to give the treasurer and auditor time t
balance their books. Work on the books
~cannot be commenced until after Jan. /
aud it takes some time to do it.
A Kansas City newspaper man who
has evidently had some experience say.
that it costs So to kiss q Georgia cir
and $15 to kiss Pennsylvania widow
Experienced men who have sampled
stock in both states" he adds, 'say tina
the latter is worth the difference"
With SO much sickness around, especl
ally among the little folks, parents ar,
running a tremendous risk, we think. il
allowing so many children to 60 bare
foot these warm days. Sitting arount
on the damp ground PLAYING marbles ii
almost TO be expected among the ire
pressible Young Americas, but th.
weather is hardly such as to permit tht
casting aside of shoes and stockings.
Talking with A. W. Zimmerman Satur
day night, we asked him how his waite
Works were getting along. "All right
ne said, "the engine is working fine
Some have said," he continued, "tha,
there was no need Of pumping water
Sunday, but Foote said to keep the taul
full all the time; l think SO too" .Tha'
is right" remarked the GRAPHIC man, 81
fire is just as liable to break out Sunday
or Sunday night as any time" Til,
next day-Sunday-happened the frt
back Of the NJ. E. church, and when i,
broke out The engine was running and
there was fourteen feet of water in the
big tank.
We don't think anyone actively con.
cerned had any idea that the big waite,
tank in itself would afford a snficipn,
pressure and volume of water to handle
a big fire nee started. The storage
tank is more to furnish water for the
hand engine and some water at the start
direct from a hYdrant. The criticism
has been made that it would have been
Better to have placed the tank at a high.
1r elevation. No one knows that better
than fha onnpoii huf IN hoy,o Jocn xh;-