The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-01-05

Thursday night.
Miss Nellie Plummer expects to return
to Tyndall today.
Judge and Mrs. Loug went to Cham
berlain Wednesday.
DR.. Drake will be at his dental cflce
in Kimball January Z to 10.
Things are always cheaper after
Christmas-when a fellow is busted.
Burdett organs stand today without
a rival. One would make a nice present
P. G. Delire delivered some New Yorl
Life calendars this week-one for the
GRAPHIC.
The weather turned suddenly colder
last night and drove the mercury again
below zero.
Oysters in any style at Coffee's restau'
rant. Clam chowder, hot tamales, and
Spanish stews.
Frank Rozum came home from Perry
Iowa, 10 attend the wedding Of his sis
ter Wednesday.
Miss Laura Lewis returned to Mitchell
Monday after a short visit with F. E
Miiler's family.
Bert Jones and Tom Quirk attended
the Chamberlain 6remen's masquerade
Monday evening.
OF course the legislature will meet
transact its business in thirty days ant
then adjourn-nit.
The G. A. r. Post installed its new Off
GERS Wednesday night. O. III. Foote Ii
tho new commander.
The St. Louis Globe Democrat rightly
says that South Dakota, as a wealth pro
Queer, is taking its place in the TOY
notch class.
Miss Kate Miller, who has been study
ing music at Shenandoah, Iowa, the pas
year, returned last week with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Tinan.
The difference between a honeymoon
and a %honeycomb is that a honeycomb I!
full of small cells and a honeymoon i.
one hig sell.
Ignatius Donnelly, politician, author
sage, died at a little past midnight Tues
day. He was 70 years of age. Mime
apOlis was his home.
A sister OF Rev. Jesse Williamson Wis
tied him a few days over Sunday. Mis-
Williamson is instructor in music at tn,
Springfield state normal.
There's lots of things besides none!
in this world" said one fair girl tt
another. "Yes," replied the other swte
thing, iii one only has the money"
D. Hussman came into the GRAPHIC
Office this week to show us how neatl!
DR.. Rogers had removed a small cancel
from his lip without the use of the knife
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hill and children
were here Friday night on their wa.
home to Gannvalley after a Christina
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hill, Ar
mour.
The Glen creamery paid s. cents 70
four per cent milk for the month OF No
yember. The average price fer tn,
month was 96 cents, and the averag
test 40.
The legislature convenes January
and continues sixty days. The first bal
lot for senator is taken on the 22nd, ant
tho balloting is continued until the sen
ator is chosen.
The commissioners have been In SEES
sion since Tuesday, checking up ths re
firing officials, installing the new, ant
doing n large amount of business for tn
county generally.
G~annvalley Chief: The creamery pay
ment for November amounted to $632.55
The price of milk averaged over 81 PEI
hundred for the month. Now is til,
time when good COW pay.
The GRAPHIC extends the compliment
Of the season to all its readers AM
friends everywhere; wishing the year.
abundance to our farmers and q prosper
oys twelve month to our business men.
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader this
week publishes a brief sketch of tn,
members elect of the legislature, includ
ing that Of Senator John Wilkes ant
Representatives StranskY and Yirsa.
During the next ten days Ochsnerl
will sell all remaining celluloid goods
albums, toilette sets. children's game
and toys, and fancy books and calendar
absolutely at cost. No profit whatever.
This report that Pat Grove was captur
ell on the Pine Ridge Iodian agency b.
cowboys was a fake. The man capturel
was a Boston Indian curio collector
whom the cowboys mistook for the alleg
cd abductor.
Young Edward Cudahy is fifteen year
old. twenty-five thousand dollars ii
gold coin weighs about s. pounds S.
it will be seen that the millionaire pack
er paid for the return OF his son hi!
weight in gold.
The proprietor Of the Chamberlain
mill struck a flow Of five feet over thu
top Of the pipe from o new artesian we'll
completed Christmas. This makes foul
wells at this mill, the three previous
ones having failed IN turn.
A good many CT the newspaper gani
were kind enough to follow the GRAPH
It's boss in his travels with their publ
cations, and we take this opportunity Il
acknowledge the came with thanks
Our exchanges are a fountain of pleas
ure.
The Kimball creamery paid to patrons
for the month Of November $1,O8l.99
The amount Of milk received was 1O2,
$50 pounds; price for 4 per. cent milk
$l.O5; average test, 400; average price
of milk. $l,O5: amount OF butter made,