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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02

NEw YORK, Oct THE county Democ.
racy has opened naturalization bureau at
~ Center street, and TaInmany hall not to
he behind hand has opened an opposition es-
tahlish'ncnt at 10 Chambers street About
fifty ur sixty men are being naturalized
daily, and rs near as can be ascertained, the
majority of these thus far admitted to citi-
zenslDp are supporters of Henry George
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02
CAGES STORE REOPENED.
The Assignee Will Conduct the Busine.
Until Affairs Are Settled.

Until Affairs Are Settled.
CHICAGO, Oct 2.-The store of A s. Gage
e Co, was reopened at 10 O'Clock Friday
morning by H. J. Mcfarland the assignee
who, under the order of Judge Prendergast,
will conduct the business for the benefit of
he creditors pending a settlement of the af-
iairs of the embarrassed firm There was
rush of customers, and beyond the prevalence
of inquiries which the salespeople found it
difficult to answer, business was carried on as
usual
The liabilities and ass cts have not yet been
scheduled, but the former are estimated at
$780, 900 and the latter at over 81 900, 900
Among the ascertained liabilities are the
claim Of the First National bank for s9G, S43
Is; Messrs. Bloomingthal of Philadelphia
Tor $50, 900 H. B Clafin & Co,
Of New York, for so, 7GS; J. V Farwell &
Co, of Chicago, for about $50 600; Wellstein
s Meyer for 81 COG So; O'Jaffe & Pinkus,
for s., ,4.932; &. w. Hoyt q Co, SSU4; Siegel
Bros, SS36; Potter, Lowell a. Co, So, 600; Z.
$ JatIrey & Co, SlI 600; Isadora Cohnfield
4 Co, SG,00o; Well & Dryfus, $500:
Wormser, Felheimer & Co, 81 246; Cramer
kauiteld, 81 100, Stoddard & Long, sl,175; !;
Goes & Quensel, $S25; Edward Ledger &
Co, s3e6, and Martin Ryerson, sl00,GOO
a. S Gage will appear in Judge Prender-
CASTS court Wednesday morning when he
VIII be expected TO answer any questions
which the creditors may ask The assignee
has commenced to take an inventory, but
-ioes not expect to have it completed for a
week. There are no preferences in the as
signment, but the parties who own stocks in
the building VIII apply to the courts for the
exemption Of their goods
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02

bEhLr:, OCT . Empress Augusta cele-
bratei Thursday her 18th birthday at Baden
Baden. Among the many representatives of
royalty there were prestn: King Leopold II,
of Belgium, the arch duke OF SAKE Weimar,
and Prince henry, the nephew of the EN-.
press
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02

HAMILTON, No, Oct. One of the most
disastfOu, fires that ever visited this city oc-
Cured at 80 o'clock Thursday morning
Ten buildings mostly frame, were destroyed.
The total loss amounts TO $4,000 insurance
500 nH
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02
Chea D Mail Boxes.

The finest mail and paper box ever in.
vented is for sale at the ARGUS office at
the low price of 81 each. The same box
is sold everywhere st Sl.50 Call and ex.
anime them.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02

NEW Work, Oct "A report was cir
culated Friday that Jay Gould. notwithStand
ing all official denials. had obtained control
of the Electrical Subway company, and that
one OF the subway commissioners has also put
N $j0,o1J 10 purchase the contract
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02

LYNN. Mas Oct Friday J noon five
boys were out in the larbor in small boat
when the wind capsIzed the boat, and three
of the boy, were drowned Their names are
Henry Seats, MicEael O'Neil AMI Darby
Green
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02

Black aiu-r, AVID,
addressing tht court
said he had an aiii-
davit fU th" defend
ants to sign which
be desired tu I've read
10 them 50 that they
might lc sworn and
attach then several
signatures. Judge
Gary then ordered
the defendantstakan n
into the lratlltt 5
lroorl, opI'oSitc the
lcourt. to hear the
reading of the nfli
darit and lIe sworn
to the sdrilr THIS
caused a jc!aN If a
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02

ST. Louis, Mo, Oct THE Prohibition
ISIS met in convention Thursday ngI 5 and
nominated full city and state ticket james
II. Harris was nominated for congress from
the Eighth district. W c. Wilson from the
Ninth and f, r Grant from the Tenth
\ Eenian Leader Dies in the Workhouse.
LONDON, Oct, james Bradley, at one
time Il conspicuous Fenlan leader died i'll the
Liverpool wori:house Thursday
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02
Oferman Island Picnic Grounds

Churches and societies desiring special
rates or transportation, should apply
early to Eli J.. Frankland, P. o. drawer
3. Rock Island. ILL.,, or call ct the island.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02

ST. PEIEhsBuRG, Oct. . b Moscow
6aA'tte Publishes ti:t sta eiue 1t that thirty
bnIga'ialls have lsen whipped to death by
ordei et government officials for expressing
sympathy with Russia.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02

BOsToN, Oct Judge Julius Rock we'll
Of Lenox, who has served a. justice Of the
superior court since 1859, hi, resigned
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02

Wheat M White, .1itc; Michigan red,
16lac bid. No , red 56i.c cash; 1Ghc bid
October s1"sc November. Soc December.
Con- -4WI - oa,is-Nn > :,~'ao: No > white,
y1!6r Clever SEED a b Lid October.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02
ROCK ISLAND, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1885,
The MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Oct l.
On TIE beard of trade to-day the quotations
were i,s fellows: Wheat-NO. October,
opened 1885. closed 14l4c; November, opened
56c. closed 76'l;c December opened 77&c,
Clusnd is'sc No 2 October opened
36Isc closed ;Ssc. November, opened 3sssc
closed 5s1Jc; December, opened 39l{c. closed
aslsI4c Oats No. 2 October, opened and
closed 2494c; November, opened 2B14c, closed
26te l1c: MAY. opened 2714c, closed 27ssc. Pork
--December. opened sg.0, closed sgjD bid;
October opened sa9, closed s932ta asked;
November. opened 500, closed 800 nominal
Lard October, opened S5s7Is closed $3.50
bid.
Live stock-Ihe Union stock yards report
the following range uf prices: llogs-Market
opened dul! and weak, with prices lDc lower;
light grades. SO 40t4:D rough packing
s. 5AdlG5; heavy packing and Shipping lots,
u logi.t. Cattle STEADY; bccve7 SiiDln5. Is;
butchers, - 1923 70, stOckers, S2ulg30.
Shcrp-Stealy; poor, So J3I; good, Sj.51g
-
Produce: Euttrr-Chcice to fancy creamery,
241-Gc ler !b. fancy dairy. 2Er@tc; packing, q
q Ih' Eggs ~lr..tly fresh. l6l3sIlIc per dOL
Poultry Spriug chickens and hens, y
spring ducks. Sc, old ducks, 1l2Dsc; young
turkeys. 9Gl0c Potatoes Early rcsr, SIC;
I-I bu, Eurhanks. 5SG~i. Apples Green, 75c
q S2.J' Yer bbl.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02

Whrat-nulI and firm; cash and October,
77lGr: November. 7?c: December, Sl'6c;
NAV IS Corn-qnirt and easy: cash and
October. 2al4c. May, Al Oats-Steady. cash
PC Glover Seed-Steatly and hull: cnsh and
Octube'. stGj. N0yen bvr. $40. net cmber,
s4.i1.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-06-03

Mr.. Brown, one of the Georgia senator's,
used TO be the best shot with a squirrel
rifle in the south. His father would give
him twelve bullets and tell him to bring
in twelve squirrels. "And mind ye," the
old man would add, "let the holes be
through their tarnal heads"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-06-03
For Sunday Schools, We call attention to

FOT oUnUay SCHOUIs, WI CdII dIIeHIIOII UT
Songs Of Promise T taai Su and DY REV. y: T.
A. Hoffman, compilers of the first ability A large
quantity of new Sunday School music IS cents;
So per dozen.
Song Worship P s sh 9 H%'F' IS a aRS
used largely and is of approved excellence 35 cts;
So per dozen.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-06-03

The Temperance 80ng-HefaId
by j. G. Macky, is the brightest and best Temper
ance Song Book. s. cts; 81 per dozen.
Mailed for re all price
OLIVER OLSON & GO, Boston,
CHI. DITsON & CO.,
S67 Broadway, New York.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-06-03

Mr.. John Strauss, the composer, is
much discom posed by criticism on his
change Of creed, and frankly declares that
he embraced Professionalism because the
Catholic canons forbade his marrying the
third time, as he desired, and as Austrian
law is similarly severe he has been
naturalized German citizen.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-06-03
OF VIRGINIA.
DEPARTMENT OE ENGINEERING

Complete Course of Civil and NJ ming Engineer
ing, Geology and Analytical Chemistry; For
Catalogue, apply to the Secretary OF the Faculty
P. O. University of Virginia, la.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-06-03
CT. STADIcER, Proprietor,
lao so. FRONT ST.. Philadelphia. Pa.

Song Greeting sg l 10 n 81 faa
refined melodious, high-class variety of songs for
the higher schools. 80 cents, or 81 per dozen
Oou DoolJo,, by Irving Emerson and O.
song R8Qd6I, B Browns carefully made
graded instruction book for teaching the notes, is
bv practical and able men, and is full of the best
exercises ani songs Book 1, 5 cts Book 2, 60 cts.
Gems for Little Singers, S sGa F s%aPns,
song books for little children 80 cts; 50 per dozen
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-06-03
GEL AS I'S5
e d X 1. I: Y
M q 1, Y
.EH Sh,S
HrFTSKT.

wHT5KT
ich in flavor, mild ard elegant in taste. 1t does
ot contain one drop of impure oil. Being genuine
arley Malt Whisky, it possesses much nutrlmehI1,
tad is fine tonic for in malarial sections. -
greatly nrevents attacks Of Pneumonia. splendid
Sonic for weak lungs and feeheness Most exceient
Or drinking, and purest for home use.
C1J CukcF r. Co. Distillers, Louisville. XIV
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-08
MEXICAN OUTRAGES.
Another Insult 10 Free and InOf-
fenslve Americans.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, December IA
special from 81 Paso, Texas, Gays:
This morning man arrived on the
Mexican Central Railroad from Chi
huabus who tslls tale ( outrage in
that city. The man is the Rev. T..
Rsppsport, a Jewish rabbi, and in i'll
health. The Jewish people Of this
city raised money TO send him to the
City Of Mexico, where he says he has
brotheIs, Mr.. Rappaport says he
stopped of at chihuahua last Friday,
and after going about the streets for a
time with an American, they returned
TO their hotel. Soon afterwards an
officer came in and arrested them,
charging them with being revolution.
iste, and took them before a maVis
trate, Mr., Rappaport says tho officer
went through his pcckeis and took
away S48. He showed his papers Ia
the magistrate, who thereupon dis
charged him, but kept the SiS "ior
costa" He says the American re.
fused TO pay anything, and appealed
10 the American consular agent, who
eaid he had no authority beyond
commercial affairs, 30 the American
went 10 Jail, where he now is. Con
sui Brigham will investigate the mat
ter and report to the State Depart
ment.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-08
NOTICE TO NM PURLIC.

MEMPHIS, TRIM, November q, 1896.
MJE have this day sold and transferred TO
Wy Charles L and Joseph II. Pullen our
entire insurance Agency BusiuOs and we
bespeak Tor thom continuance Of The BUSH
ness heretofore given 70 US.
VIM. Il, PULLEN 4 co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-08
A Fortunate Accident 90 a Dakota

Word reached here yesterday that
ticket No. 26,442 had drawn the fret
capital prize, 1000. in the October
drawing Of the Louisiana State Lot.
terry, aud that a ons-flith ticket (cost-
Ing 81 sent TO NJ. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La. was held in jamestown.
The lucky man was ]. N. Lowe, an
employe OF the Northern Dakota Ele-
vator Company, who takes his good
fortune calmly, and he will keep at
work the same o. usual. In this case
the money comes to poor man with
g lfrge fan ly and certainly is bless
Ing und.tgu ed to them.-JamtsiolCp
OAK J Alert, October l9h.
Miss OARRE M, HEATING, pianist,
may be found at the Gayoso Hotel,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-08
Partnership Notice.
ICoaaEsFospEsoa or rHE LpPEAL.I

MHMPHIs, November %, 1885.
THE underlined have this day formed a
Il SoRartnerShip under the firm pAme OF
JOSEPH II PULLER 4 CO., for the pur-
rose of carrying on a General Fire aud
Marine lDsuTRnce Business. Mr., Jos,
II Pullen will have immediate control and
management Of the business.
CHAS. L. PULLEN,
JOS. II, PULLEN,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-11-05
School Exercises.

The Amateur Literary Society Of Kim
tsll school render the utioEccd program,
on Friday, Nov. g. beginning e. p m.
Music. ,........,.... by the Society.
Recitation. .Fanrie.a Mud Pies,
Ross Meicrstein.
Recitation il Bohemian lagaage,
Anra Novosny
Eecitation. -. emile When ycu Cen,
Gee. Packard.
Recitation. :. EagiisA Nursery Rhyr.es,
Lizzie Stuart.
Recitation. Death Doomed
Nina Franklin.
Select Reading. ..... Bridget es Schoc,
Teacher,
jennie Sstrang.
Recitation. ......... THE istes: Dream,
Cricket Cchsner.
gong Anna EOyCsNY,
Nellie Caryl.
Cora Krow1es.
Recitation. The Dying Child's REQUEST.
Nettie Clark.
Paper. News of tie Week,
Jessie Deebe.
nuett, Myrtle Eugen and Nina Franklin.
Essay. ..................... Presentation,
MyTs bennett
Recitation. Shifting tie Ecck,
Mamie Hirth
Recitation. ........ Tie Frogs Wooing,
Charles Grippen.
Song. Only Penny,
Hattie Blodget.
Recitation. Mammals Birthday Present.
Emma Close.
instrumental Music. Nellie Reed.
Recitation. 81 Know Something Ghsn't
[Tell, I"
Mabel Och sner.
Recitation. ...... .Neddy's Repentance,
Amy Eeebe.
Song VIII Hilton and James Ross.
Recitation. ..... Widow Gfay's Story,
Jessie Eccbe
l!ecitsticn. .................T The Caller,
Hattie Blodgct.
Solo. ..........-..S Some Dey.
Bertha Wec.gy.
Recitation. -. "Curfew Must Net Ring
ITonight," !"
Abbie Richards.
Gue.:etse. ..........s...... Spring.
Vim. Richards, Pes.
II Myrtle Nugcn, Sec.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-11-05
Royce Q l.ansinx Comedy G..

Royce 4 Lansing Comedy CO.
II is comparatively rare thing for us
to be able to announce an entertainment
which VIC honestly feel will be in no
sense Disappointment to our people.
Such we Sre confident will be given by
the Royce & Lansing Bell Ringers on
Monday evening. From all sources we
gather nothing but praise for their enter.
tainment. They are patronized every
where by the best and most cultured
people. This is accounted for by their
strict adherence to what eight years ago
laid the foundation to their continued
success, viz. aiways presenting strictly
clean ard thorougly enjoyable program.
One which combines in happy manner,
the very bes. OF mirth and music. Prob.
ably anotner stepping stone to thei. un-
qualified SUGGEST. is the TACT that sside
from their artistic worth, the company is
composed strictly OF ladies and gentle
men whose social and moral standing is
beyond question. Wherever they have
once appeared the announcement Of s
second Welt is almost an absolute guar
antee OF crowded house, and highly
pleased audience,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-11-05

L. s. House{Dem.) was elected COM
missioner in the first district-Cone' 8
district.
Edgar Moss. (Dem.) is probably
elected commissioner in the fifth dis
trict by a majority Of Is to 25.
Chamberlain cast eli votes, Kimball
216 and Pukwana 90. Two years ago
Chamberlain cast $50, Kimban 2s4 and
Pukw ana 81.
FIFTH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT.
John D. Lawler is probably elected to
the council from this district by major
ity of 800 TO / 200. Mentzer and Sulli-
ven are also elected. This gives Dayi-
sou county two representatives in the
legislature, Aurora ore and Brule none,
OF which Lewler is Democrat aud the
other two Republicans.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-11-05
Men and Women.

! Mrs. L. A. Foo.e and baby boy are ex
pecsed Sunday night.
hr. T. B. Wetherell got home from
the east in time to vote.
l.. de Stetger. the lumberman, was W
from Plankinton Tuesday.
Mrs. Miller entertained progressive
euchre party Wednesday evening.
Mrs. X. 8. Southgate and daughters
are expected the last of next week.
Prof. Richardson, of this place has
been engaged to teach vocal music in the
Mitchell University.
DR.. Bush, OF Mitchell, made us a short
call on Friday of last week. He was
here to secure a musical instructor for
the University.
L. =. Lyons, of Iowa City. and l. W.
Ledigh. Of Lancaster, Pa. are here
hunting geese. Mr.. Lyons was here
last year. He is an ardent and exper.
fenced sportsman as is Mr. Ledigh also.
The little son, Ross, of Mr.. & Mrs.
Fred Warner. has become nearly blind iu
both eyes. From some unknown cause
inflammation set in in one eye and from
there to the other. Cataracts have
formed over the eyes, and Mr.. Wa-ne,
will take the little fellow to some city
east for the purpose of having an oper.
alton performed. which is to be earnestly
hoped will completely restore TIE Ice.
aipht
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-11-05
a Esk.sx Powder rrtcys

The Chicago firm, under whose direc-
tions the band Of women are testing"
our baking powders has hit upon very
cunning trick. TIE "tcst." as performed
by these ladies, is &c mix the baking
powder they peddle and that found in
the kitchen with water. separately, and
call attention 10 the difference of action.
That found in the kitchen, II pure, will
foam up quickly like champagne. The
baking powder they desire to prove su-
pe-ior will rise slowly, fcar,ing Ike new
yeast, over the top Of the glass. This
clover action results from the presence
Of four, albumen or gum in their baking
powder, end is evidence OF edrltcrs.ion.
To prove this. fill glsss half full of
wa.er, mix together equal parts Of flour
end scme pure baking powder, pour into
the water end stir quickly. There will
be produced precisely the same effect
the slow, fosming ac.ion-produced BY
tee tcsts with the sdultereted baking
powder as made by our lsdy missionaries
from Chicago. The effect will be even
heightened by adding little lin g, such
ss the baking powder carried by the
ladies and the other low grede adclter-
sted powders contain. OF course, any
statements made in reference 20 other
baking powders, By parties caught in
practicing such Tricks as these for thc
purpose CT dece;virg tne public, win be
entitled to no credit. N
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-11-05
Returns From other Points.
BRuLE COUNTY

At this wrising-Wetnesdsy-the indi-
cations are that Clifford hss small major
ity over Dya, but the vote ie &c close that
nothing bu: an official coun. viii decide
it. For the council. Lewler iDe- hes a
majority ever Gates Nep.) OF 500 to eG3.
The vote for members Of the house Is to
close to evon guess on, but hamilton has
probably /. sr,al. majority.
On the county ticket Cchsner is elected
by majority of 10 to IS over Birchsrd
and Ryan. jenkins. aud Stroube nave
both got majorities ranging close to 200.
circuit and Graybili are elected by good
maiorisies and Hayes elso. Miss San
born is elected county superintendent by
G big raajos:ty-over lGG ct least. OF
the successful candidates Ochener ran in.
dependent, jenkins, areyb;ll and Miss
GeIsoSa we're on the Democratic ticket,
and Stvoube. 0ccutt aud Hayes on the
Republican ticket Tais viii make tn,
pcincips! officers in the county as 70,
lowe:
Sheriff. .................E. P. GchsneI.
Treasurer. ...............J. q. Jenkins.
Register OF Deeds. ,.......J. w. Orcutt.
District Attorney. .......J. 4. Etroube
Probate Judge. ....,..W. c. GraySiIl.
Gup:. of Schools. Hiss Alice J. Ganbo-n.
County Surveyor. Scott Esyes
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-11-05
The total vote in the county is about
1850 as against 1907 two years ago.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

NOTES AND COMMENTS.
You tickle me and I'll tickle you"
Ratsl
The railroad boys worked for Lawler
TO s'man.
Messrs. stroube. Grsybill. Green and
Jenkins were al up election. day.
There wero over thirty combination"
tickets in the field-yet it was dificalt
for man to find one that suited him.
Kimball polled twice as square vote
as she did two years ago. but Chamber
lain voted against Kilnball worse than
ever
OF all the elections ever held in Brule
county the LAST one took .he cake for
,ricke-y, bribery. chicanery snd general
devi!try.
Hiatt is Kimball man first last and
AL tee time. but Kimball gave Mss San
born big majority. Ryan got votes
,, in Pu'1wans ard Cchsne- none.
Nov that election ia over 'let the
dead past bur, is dead" We are oil
here 20 stay, and its better 70 forgive and
forget than to cherish enmities.
VIC ask the voters OF skis county to
compare the vctee cast in Chamberlain
| and Ki,:bsll end then see which town IL
the biggest hog Of the two.
The Judges of election ssy that tie re.
lative of tbs two ps7siss in Kinha.i is
hes: shown by the vote for sseessor-
neither being scratched to any extent.
Uncle Dave Freelsnd made .neecb in
the opera house last Saturday evening
that caused the crowd to yell SO that
there wasn't q sleeping babe to be found
in the town.
| 6troubc, Eeyes. and Jenkins each got
about half the votes cast in Kimba,l. On
the other hand Ryan gos 0 votes in
| Chamberlain; Weeks. 9; Gates. 28: and
Qchsnsr, SO.
Getes and Long were the only Kim
ball neE 7sho zen eaesd Of sheir ticket
| here TO any great extent. and that was
due simply to the fsw additional compli.
l1cntafy votes always 60 be expected.
Frc1 ioc, eco to 125, 600 election tickets
were printed IN Brule county-about 75
to evc-y voter. "gtsaight" tickets were
sceTcer than fiies in January and the
"nised' tickets more plentiful than
Capt. W. Y. Lucas bloody shirt dreams.
a comparison Of she votes of Kimball,
Pukwsna and Chamberlain will prove
mighty interesting facts for the people OF
sae esss esd OF the county to ponder
ever. Il viii BE seen that Kimball was
the only town o* ths shres that po,lsd
anywhere aesr fair and honorable vote
TO ali candidates.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-11-05
KrMnALL's VOTE.

Fer Delegate TO Congress:
Clifford (Rep) 119 Day Den) ss
For Member Of the Council:
Gates Gsep) 1913 Lswier QDcr, ee
For Members of the House:
Sullivan Gcp) 81 Clossen (Dem. 11s
Mcntzer Eep.) 1os Eslnii:on (Iem.) i14
For Sheriff,
Ryan (Dem) s2 Birclard Ner. 81
ochsner Cnd.) 81 Pettce Q,d.) II
For Treasurer:
jenkins (Dcn,} 1os Maynard (Rep.) 100
Fry dad)s
Fer Register CT Deeds:
Weeks (Dcm.) 19t Orcutt Rep. 100
Scattering 8.
For District Attorney:
Porter Nea.) 1.s sroubc (Rcp.) ss
Gatherings
Fo- Probate Judge:
Graybin CDem.) IS Lorg {rap. 14s
Rysn Gnd.) SO wait,ock (ind) i
Fer Superintendent Of Schools:
sanborn (Dc,a.} ses Hiatt (z:ep. 81
For Assessor:
Peterson (peui.} 1os Lyle Gep.) 197
gaircy Gad)
Fcf Coroner:
Hollinger Rcp) ls9 Adams (Dem) e.
For Justices Of the Feece;
Rep. Dem.
Morrow % Eoxie liz
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-11-05

A regular meeting of fire department
was held "Wednesday evening. Il was
decided to hare another bali on Thanks
giving tight, and that the ladies Of Kim
ball be solicited to give supper on the
same evening, in connection with the
ball. for the benefit Of the department
Il. L. Snow and William Richards wer.
appointed a committee to interview tht
ladies on tho subject.
The department cleared 812.2n above
all expenses, including badges purchased
at the last ball.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-11-05
Has Another Fs7s

On Saturday morning last Olnsteed &
Slater's livery barn in Mitchell burned in
cluding twenty-one horses which we're in
it. Tie old Mitchell house and the
Cesvell house barn caught fire from the
flames and were also consumed. No
clue TO the cause.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-11-05

A citizen CT Albany. II. z. recently
received letter from his prother-in-l law
telling Of an arrival in his family in this S
way: II will answer your last question
first. Julia is doing splendidly to-day.
She was somewhat used up yesterday.
and last night especially, in attending
aEd participating in the birthday Ger
cisc1 OF our eldest daughter, . lovely Sill
whom think YOU hava never seen"