The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-10-08
OCTOBER LEAVES.


OCTOBER LEAVES.
The Stewart Colored Jubilee Singers
the 10th.
Main street was wet down by the fire
hose Wednesday.
]. N. Barkee has lately received some
pretty chairs and rugs.
Don't forget about the firemen's ball
next Wednesday evening,
ID. w. Spalding shot 20 geese near the
river on Sun-Saturday last.
b. They are having Laurellibranchiate
mite societies in Waukon. Iowa.
eessherin Ryans extraordinary an
nonncensent among the "For Sale no.
tices.
The countys commissioners were in
session 8, at chsahsr'ain ahhsr Monday and
Tuesday.
County Treasurer Jenkins has called
in warrants registered frSn TT to $40
inclusive.
!, The local freight has changed time.
goes west at Has a. nj. andssst at
sIsnm:
A store hs,use for salt, oil. etc. is going
up in the rear 81 f'ars,ip;s sssEs: to
have more room.
In to-days paper Dennis Ryan announ-
ces himself as Ill independent candidate
for probate judge.
A cold wave struck Ohio and other
eastern states last Friday Snow fell in
certain portions of Ohio
The White Lake Times has been pur-
chased by ID. G, Rogers and w H.
Hooper. both of White Lake.
The GRAPHIC will shortly have the
pleasure of announcing the marriage of
two of kimballs most prominent Young
men.
+. f. Dady bought the windmill and
tower. belonging to the city on Rail
road street. 1t was removed Wcdncs-
day.
Jas. Byrne killed four year old steer
this week which dressed S9S pounds. He
bought the critter of an Indian last
spring.
M. Novotny is building what will be
for the present dwelling house for him.
self and family on the rear IF his Main
street lot.
Itsis lamentablc fact-yet fact
just the same-that the fellows who 20
hunting Sunday seem to have the best
luck OF geese.
4 horse belonging to w. W. Norton
q, got i4to shallow well on the Nugen
farm last Saturday. He was gotten out
with but little trouble.
The interest in the so called farmers
movement" was so slight in Mitchell
thst no attempt was made to send dele
gates to the Plankinton convention.
a The Stewart Concert Company played
at Redfield Wednesday evening to a
SAV"u houoCs uuuCI tuC auspices VI tut
Ladies' Benevolent Society of that place.
The delinquent tax sale took place
Monday. Only about half of the prop,
crty advertised was sold; the taxes on
the balance were paid previous to the
sale
The Hon. David Frecland in card to
the Chamberlain Democrat respectfully
refuses to accept the nomination of a
justice of the peace on the independent
ticket.
Among those to decline the honor con
fcrcd upon them by the Farmers anG
I.aboring Mems" convention is Mai. A
g. Kcllam. who was nominated for
county attorney.
No one who loves the rythmic move
mcnt OF the feet impelled by the hairs o1
a horse drawn across the bowels of ca
should fail to attend the ball at the opcrs
house next Wednesday evening.
d. e. Wells will offer at public sale
on Saturday afternoon next, number o
household articles. consisting in part o
bcdsteads, chai,s, stoves, tables sc. Thu
sale will take place at o'clock on Mali
ST.
A doctor in Pittsburg. Pa. says tina
the reason tramps never catch cold i
because they wash their feet This is
little rough on the people in this section
the majority of whom are suffering witt
cold.
Miss Birchard, of Pukwana, was no
eligible for the Office of county supt. an
the Democratic county central commit
tee. at a meeting at Pukwana this week
nominated Miss Alice J. Sanborn, Of thu
obove place, to fill tho vacancy.
Or. F. E. Miller. the leading druggis,
has received rs a prize beautiful an
attractive oil painting, valued at 5000
for selling the most Swans Down fac
Yowder of anv town south of Gam Val
h i VI }ealef,