The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-12-30
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he thought it great. He and Pete
were there when Roosevelt was ana
enjoyed 1T all the more watching the
big crowd that day.
Miss Flora PaZour, a trained nurse
Of Sioux City, arrived last night to
take charge of Mrs. Tinan's case. Miss
PaZour is a former Kimball girl. |
daughter of John Pazour, and consid-
cred by many Sioux City people that
city's best trained nurse.
Ed. Sailer left a nice fat young
hen turkey on the editors doorstep
Christmas eve. Mrs. Saller is an eX-
expert in raising turkeys ana chickens
and so long as she and Ed are here
aboutS there is no danger of the
Tinans starving to death.
The G%annvalleY creamery did a busl-
ness of $40, 900 the past year and paid
to patrons $4,000, in round num-
bers. The creamery has an indebted
ness 5000, which it is expected will be
wiped out by selling enough extra
shares within the next few weeks.
A. w. Hanneman writes US that his
family is nicely situated in a rented
cottage at Long Beach, California.
They were a week enroute to Cali
fornia and STAYED a week at Los An
geles. While there they met Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Beebe and Charley Wild.
Mary Havlik, the seyen-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Havlik
of Vega died a week ago tonight after
a few hours illness. We have been
unable unable to learn the cause Of
illness and death. The funeral SER
vices were held Christmas-a sad
Christmas for that family.
1t was predicted that Company HIS
date for their ball Monday night
would bring a storm Of some kind
and the prediction came true. This
time it wasn't snow. but a cold blast
straight from the north pole severe
enough to freeze Il cast-iron monkey.
Arthur Mckee brought the GRAPH
&c last week a sample bag Of that
choice corn-meal of his own grinding.
If there is anything that this writer
likes more than something else it is
"johnny-cakeh like 'mother used to
make"-and Arthur knows how to
make the meal for it.
Rey. Mr.. Hayes parishiouers pre-
sented him with a telephone for 1905,
Christmas, something that MI. Hayes
will greatly enjoy and appreciate we
know. A phone is Il wonderful con-
venience, and more presents of the
kind would probably be appreciated
especially by housewives.
We noticed in one of the Platte
papers that Uncle Corneal Miller lost
his pants in that town just before he
left for his southern trip. It's a
mighty good thing that Uncle Corneal
was in Memphis when that cold snap
struck US. Had he been here and
made his usual trip to Kimball he
would surely have needed those pants.
A kerosense lamp in 1. \. Weeks
office got to"acting up'' a week ago to-
night and probably would have ex-
ploded and started Il nasty fire had
not Pat Quirk discovered it from the
street and quickly entered the office
and pitched the blazing lamp into the
street. No n was in the office at the
time. but the door was unlocked, for
tunatelv.
w. II. McKlttrick, in remitting his
subscription from Washington state,
says that they are always pleased
when the GRAPHIC arrives with the
news from Brule county and TO know
that u people are prospecting. lie
says tllat they are fairly prosperous in
their new home and we'll pleased with
the country. and wishes to be rcm.ml-
bcred to all old friends.
1t required two hours for the east
bound passenger to creep up the
twenty niles from Chamberlain Mon
day morning, though the iifty-mile-
an-hour zephyr straight from the
Klondyke was helping push. The
rails were covered with ice and pro-
gress was necessarily slow. Then there
was another tedious wait here while
hose was brought from the engine
house, coupled to the nearest hydrant
and the engine tender filled.
Our Coyle subscribers could not enjoy
their Christmas because they did not
! get the GRAPHIC Saturdav-so stage
driver Sailer tells us. The Coyle pack
age was placed in the Kimball post
office Friday night at 6 p. M, and
Postmaster Nugen says that it went
out with the south mail next morning
Where it went to is more than we
~knOw-unless Santa Claus ran out of
good things and appropriated the
bundle. The utmost care is taken in
this office to get out the edition to
catch all mails going out Friday night