The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-24

flstItS.
!. w. Motif is now in the employ
9ffHarker d Bird.
r. W. Butler returned from his
\ minneapolis trip Tuesday.
= The Brule House at Chamberlain
was closed on the lst inst.
w. w. Norton has improved his
house by new coat of paint.
The White Lake mill is to be sold
TO the highest cash bidder Oct. 6.
Mrs. Sem, living ~ miles south
west of town, died Wednesday.
Wright received the first oysters
OF The season in KimbaIl on Tuesday.
ii. J.. Wright went to Dubuoue
" ednosday, to be absent until Mon
day.
RS. G. l.. Plummer returned from
heyMinneapolis visit on Sunday eve.
mig.
Or. Holllnger reports a baby girl
at the home of Isaac Pattee. seven
mixes llOilu east.
The bright lady exchange editor of
the 1ankton Press and DuI,otai1,, is
again at her desk.
John B. Ellwood has returned from
his trip to New York state and his
w aterloo, la. visit.
Plankinton's Chinee-washee-man is
to give up his laundry and attend
school at Yankton.
An exchange says: "No one ever
saw a still boy" How about those
that are still born?
Catcher Durbin, of the Kimball
club, has gone to Marion, Oak. for
the fall and winter.
Kimball is awakened every morn
.ns by the popping of guns at the ar
tesian lake. Ducks.
The soap man and his little racket
played upon the innocence of certain
tiimballites Monday.
The Mitchell Mail facc:iously
mentions II. f, Gates as bloated
oondholder. Yc Gods!
Now that cooler weather has come.
by all means let us have that game
Of ball between the fats ard leans.
DR.. T. f. Miller went to Mitchell
Monday to buy a big stock of holiday
goods from an agent of New \ York
house.
g. X, Jones has been attending the
reunion OF his regimcnt-the Is,
iowa Cavalry at Cedar Rapids, Ia.
this week.
Mr.. Colvin, of Plankinton, has been
IN charge of the Desreiger lumbe,
yard this week during the absence OF
"our JONES'
A fall fashion item says: "rhere
is very little change in coats" Itl
the same way with pants-that Is
editors pants.
Uhesnut: The burning DAYS OF
Jnly and Angus. are bringing us the
enbers, September, October, Novem
Der and December.
The absence OF two Of the kimbal
nine for the balance of the season
will prevent the club playing any
more ball this year.
VIM. Meierstcn has Just opened
several packages of fancy crockery
and glassware. Billy Is always to the
front on fine goods.
We are obliged to Bro. Brkhol
der for favors rendered.-Pukaca,ec
Press.
Dan Is always obliging.
A. R. Latchem and G. T.. Plummel
are in attendance at the Conclave O
tle knights Templars at St. Louis
They left Kimball Sunday.
A Yankton man wears pants 2s
inches long and As inches around the
waist. The Press says he is a mar
Of broad views. We should smile.
The Grand Forks P2aindealer is
sued an interesting s-page daily dur
lng the exposition at that place. Tht
Palindealer is always enterpr:sing.
Mrs. John Argus left for he
Shenandoah, Iowa home on Monda,
last, after pleasant visit of several
weeks with her daughters in Kimball
The Domican Fathers from Mn
nesota hold mission at St. Mary.
church, Plankinton Oct 3, and 5
Bishop Marty dedicates the churcl
Oct. 3.
Every candidate in a political con
vention should always bear in mint
the old saying: The best friend yo1
have on earth Is better friend t
himself than to you.
We understand that the merchant
of Kimball have formed an assoc
alton to buy gram, and that it is hay
ing the effect to bring up the price,
,BUou Hills Times.
T. b. Wetherell started to 90 t
St. Louis to attend the Knight Ten
plar concave, but was called back b
dtispach to attend court.
All Tyndall is jubilant over tn
recent birth in that city of a tiftee
and a half pound boy baby. 1t wa
a shocking waste of raw material
there was enough for twins.
Cyclones in New York city, earth
quakes IN South Carolina, waterspout
throughout the south and west, an
more cyclones in Ohio and Michigan
Dakota is good enough for us.
The legal publication of the dclir
tquent tax sale expired with our las