The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-10
9sEiglAl PAPER OF THE CITY.
SEPTEMBERlSMS.

'ysters are due.
Hampkin pies are ripe.
Soon be time to buy coal.
New celery on the market.
se5ools open next Monday.
hare you fixed yonr fire breaks?
y issue supplement this week.
lastalia fair 18th, 10th, and 9TH.
c1aocratic caucus tomorrow night
How many. wild plums did you pu,
6p2
ght will have some oysters in
next ~eek.
silas Nugen is quite sick with ma
lafial fever.
Court sets in Chamberlain Tues,
cay, @ept. 2l.
L A. Foote has sold his house to
lAenry Gushing.
~ & Mrs. Hiram Gltchell left fo,
Illinois Monday.
a.crmelons are being brought In
1s' WaSou IOa4.
Attorney Porter has lost his liver
aaa whlte setter bitch.
Democratic county convention in
A3p7ball Tuesday, Sept. Ia.
lie Plankintons beat the White
lake Club 30 to on Monday.
te county commissioners met In
apec.. al session on Monday last.
carly all of our exchanges report
pfaaie chickens unusually wild.
4 Methodist camp meeting is to
be heId in Mitchell Sept IS to 2l.
i.icago now leads in the race for
aho league championship.
s3,ue of our farmers are already
1a.cng and shocking corn.
tsepnbllcan county convention at
'aAwana next week Friday, the 18th.
Mrs. Milllron and boys have been
r. ndiss the pas, week in Chamber
&!a
I'D hoatman say that the Missouri
~ er Is lower now than before in %
ears.
s'he Brule county delegates left
Jor the Mitchell convention last
a}sht-
Our Fire boys are making prepar-
lions for a grand ball in the near
inture.
VIM. Kinsella's mother and brother
turned to Dubuque, Iowa. last
uesday.
The White Lake Touring mill has
4een closed on mortgages and ex-
eutlons.
Mrs. Sneeden, Of New Hampton,
q. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. s..
q. Boyce.
Typhoid fever is reported very
nreyalent near the river ia Chas
Nix county.
An Indian family near Pierre sold
tnelr farm for $500 and spent the en-
Ire amount in trinkets.
S. w. Kent has rented the house
tormerly occupied by II. S. Dunlap,
and moved into it Tuesday.
We have just received new lot
of stationery for job printing. BRING
a your orders. Satisfaction always
given.
West Point has a young lady
named Lille Imminent. She is en-
gagged to be married to a base ball
catcher.
DIR. Milliron will be at Chamber
lain on Monday, the goth inst and
remain as long as his business de.
nands.
The elevator men report that
fully three times as much wheat has
been brought in this year as last
season.
The new railroad has got into
Mitchell. 1t is expected that the
cars will be running regularly by
October.
Mrs. A. E. Roberts left for Iowa
City, Ia. for a months visit on Tues
day morning. Her niece accompa.
z,ied her.
The Klmball and Plankinton club
again try conclusions upon the for
mer clubs grounds in this city today
Saturday
We acknowledge the receipt of
complimentarles to the annual fair OF
the Union Agricultural Society, al
Warren, Ill.
Major jenkins, our popular county
treasurer, runs his continued story
again this week. Its very intere ST
ing to some.
/. A. Weeks has severed his con
nection with the postoffice for the
present at least. John Mccarthy fills
the vacancy.
G. II. Prior, for long time assis
tant superintendent of the Chicago
Milwaukee & ST. P. Railway company
has resigned.
List of letters remaining in the P. .. at Kim
hnll for the week ending Sept. 8 1895
Lewis, Mrs. Fl. Az; Thomson, John,
4 ToMpson, Abraham.
Parties calling for any of the above described
letters will please say advertised After 80 dayt
will be sent to the dead letter Office.
i D, 6. Grippen.