The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-09-21

A yoAACA 4Ou l6 you OeVll: YOU ll9I' "
Many strangers are IN town.
Muskmelons, three for a dime.
There is no let up to the boom i,
klmbalL.
Fifteen pound watermellous fiy,
cents each.
1t was the quietest election held il
kimball for years.
Hon. John II. King, of Chamber
lam, was in town Monday.
Sunday night concerts at the Pres
byterlan church are popular.
F. A. Gale, President of the Bank
of Kimball, was in town Wednesday
Reunion of soldiers at Chamber
lain next week Wednesday and Thurs.
day.
Barkee, the furniture man. is build.
ing an addition to the rear of his
| store.
A full report of the Sioux Falls
convention will be found on the sec.
ond page.
Father Hennesey, of Mitchell, will
be in kimball on Sunday Oct. 18th
at which time he will celebrate Mass.
Judge Edgerton has decided the
act of the Capitol Commission in 10.
eating the Capitol at Bismarck null
and void.
The only time a girl doesn't see
every fellow OF the stree: is when she
has just got a letter from her own
fellow and is reading it as she goes
along.
Read Robinson's advertisement.
and then make the "Shanty" a call.
You will find there one of the best
and most carefully selected stock of
goods in Dakota.
The Ochsner boys increasing bust
ness warranted them in building a
large addition on the south side of
their store which will be used for the
storing of heavy hardware.
MIR. John Stuhlmlller has invented
a movable shute for loading and un-
loading live stock from wagons. 1t
was used at the fair grounds for load.
ing Applegate's big porkers.
S. D. Cook, of the Mitchell Repub.
lican, has been presented with an ele-
giant gold headed cane by the Mitch
ell Hook and Ladder Co. 1t is nice
to be an editor sometimes but not
often.
Look at the advertising columns of
the Standard this week and o will
see where the merchants of Plankin.
ton invest their money with assurance
of big returns.-Plankinton Standard.
Yes, we looked at it and counted
over thirty columns of advertising
matter. Plankinton has three papers
and any IL of them receives more
advertising patronage than both the
Kimball papers combined.
From cards received by the editor
we learn that Nj. H. S. Dunlap was
married on Wednesday evening last
TO Miss Julia N. Amos, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father, MI. Ed
ward Amos, in Elkhorn Wisconsin.
The many Kimball friends of Mr..
Dunlap, who are limited only by the
number of those with whom he has
been brought into intimate social or
business relations, will all say with
us, may the brightness and joyous
ness of these lovely September days
eve accompany the bride and groom
in their united lives.
The election on Wednesday for
town officers passed off quietly with
but little interest manifested, a very
small vote being polled. The follow
ing are the officers and trustees cleo
ted:
For Trustee, LIST District. /. J.. W. Orcutt
For Trustee, I'd District. -. D. g.. Hay.
For Trustee, Sd District, -. D. E. Wels.
For Trustee, 4th District, 80. Geo. Moeeer.
For Trustee, 5th District. :. Louis Richards.
For Clerk, ........... H. 8. Dunlap.
For Assessor, ........... A. NJ. French.
For Treasurer, ............. L. A. Foots.
For Marshal, ................. J. L. Ryan.
For Justice of the Peace. =. Dennis Ryan.