The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-11-16
NOVEMBER GRAPHlCS.
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Rescues many a lost business.
Saves many a failing business.
Preserves many a large business,
Secures saccess in any business.
Charming weather.
Hog buyers are rustling.
Aurora county went 31G for license.
Aurora county is $40, 900 In the hole.
Prohibition was defeated in Chas Mix.
The white plug will soon be laid away.
This has. been q remarkably pleasant
fall.
The council meets next Tuesday even
ing.
United States court is in session at
Yankton.
The lumber yards have the cream of
biz this fall.
Fires were not needed the first three
days of the week
DIR. Milllron will be at his office until
Wednesday next
Chestnuts and hickory nuts are very
cheap in the East.
The Castalia flour can be found at
all times at Brenne's.
Now that the smoke of battle is
cleared away"-Wrats!
"1f it had been a boy I'd have called
it Harrison" says Mr.. Kent.
r. E. Miller has been getting in a nice
assortment of holiday goods.
But little new corn has been brought
in. 30 cents was paid for it.
c. s. Blodgett is using Louis Richards
old ice house for q coal house.
A. Z. Roberts residence is much i'm
proved by exterior decorations.
That last big bet of $1,000 to 800 put
G. s. Blodgett Il little ahead on election
bets.
Mitchell has fixed the saloan license at
$500. This Is $500 over the former
figure.
MIR. ]. NJ. Mcdonald, of Sioux City,
registered at the Kimball House Tues
day night.
Sheriff Ochsner escorted Henry Utes
and the Indian, Crow Walker, to Sioux
Falls Tuesday.
If you want the material for a good
breakfast. Edward Brenne's ad. gives
you a pointer.
There is a mighty tiue, small self feed
ing base burner at Ochsner Bros. for
sale very cheap.
Capt. Nugen is ahead one COW, four
barrels OF apples, and a new hat on Har-
rison's election.
An auction sale takes place at W. T.
Ragar's mex Wednesday, See his ad.
in to-day's paper.
Hicks, the st. Louis weather prophet,
predicts a severe winter storm between
now and the 81st.
1t seems that the black band of mourn
ing was very appropriate on the Cleve-
land campaign hats.
For the report of the court proceed
ings published to-day we are indebted to
Judge C c Morrow.
The Adams Express company super
seeded the United States company along
this line yesterday morning.
Mitchell and Plankinton both had n
blow out Saturday night. At the latter
place the Democrats Joined in.
c. III. Dodge now OWNS a half interest
in the City Meat Market, he having pur-
chased the same of James Byrne.
Dentist Milliren says the only time a
woman longs to keep her mouth shut. is
when she sits in his operating chair.
The spelling school and chicken pie
soeia' at the NJ. E. church Friday even
ing was d success both socially and f.
nencially.
During the Republican Demonstration
Saturday night, Ed Rrenne tapped n
barrel of apples. The ciowd emptied
the barrel in a jiffy.
He that whoopeth up his own Hssi.
ness in a newspaper shall reap a bounti-
full harveat of golden shekels; yea, verify.
~verilee, %verilo, verilum.
It's too bad to burn up all that nice
kindling wood remarked Perry Sal.ie.
the morning fire mar Of the Kimball
House, Saturday night.
Henry Utes, who assaulted G. r. ].
Hilderbrand some time since, was sen.
fenced by Judge Tripp to 10 months
hard labor at Sioux Falls.
The pupils of the high school, under
the supervision Of Prof. Foreman, are
preparing for an entertainment to be
given during the holidays.
The Kimball Milling company nave re
placed their pipe leading to the water
main with a new and larger one, The
old one was badly rustcd out.
The latest from West Virginia up to
this time states that it will take the off,
cial count to decide the result in that
state. The majority will not be over 20C
or 300 either way.
The Farmers and Traders bank won
their case last week. Mr.. Preston has
made a hard flghtfor his clients, but he
never had any case to start with-before
, an intelligent jury.
An Alamaba postmaster became so de
spondcnt over tho prospective loss Of
his office that he induced his wife t.
kill him. She shot him through The
heart and then swooncd.
: A representative of a Sioux Fails
, clothing firm was in town this week anG
opened a large line OF samples. He die
not reap n large harvest; as people pre-
fer to trade with home dealers.
The Sioux City Journal speaks very
highly of Edwin Barbour's Legal Docu