The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-24
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Pukwana sold herself. Kimball made
the purchase, and we predict that Kim
bali will not complete her share of the
contract. Chamberlain is waiting with
hated breath to learn the outcome
By0u Hills Times.
When a clique of designing polite
isns put their heads together and from
personal and vindictive motives sell the
votes of their town, we don't know that
the people of that town are under any
obligations to help them deliver the
goods. We predict that the people of
kimball will trust their own brains 10
decide which way they will vote instead
of allowing themselves to be led around
en- mass by the moose of Mr.. Ward or
any other party who may have ends of
their own to gain. Designing politicians
have already cost this county far too
much and it is time for the people TO sit
down on them.-CAamberlain Registea.
The Inder kicks against the Regtster's
Small boy and his pa" thrust at Kim
bail. and says the county seat fight is q
matter between Chamberlain and Puk-
wana. That's right. 1t is between
Chamberlain and Pukwana. and If the
Register has any argument to advance
why Pukwana has not got q just and
legal right to try for the county seat, OF
If it has any arguement to bring forth
why Pukwnna is not the place for the
county seat, and why it should not be
removed from Chamberlain to Pukwans
why advance them. and let the voters
of the county know why it is to their in
terests to keep it where 1t Is instead OF
moving it to P~ukwana-the acknowl
| olpnI A~%n- ~ fhn nOS,ptp Thn nn1y
argument ~ the Register has yet pro
duced has been slurring and nonsensi
cal prattle as to the sincerity Of thu
Kimball people in this matter. No ONT
has a right to say they are not sincere
They are men that have never given us
promise that they did not keep; ant
mere, if they do not keep this one. it Is
risk Pukwapa is taking and not Cham
berlain, and if we are satisfied 20,
shoald be.-.Pukcana Press.
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! Pakwana has as good a right to he
desire to be a county seat as has an
. other town, but when one town, afts
trying for years in vain to rob anothe
;. town of the county seat, enters into
conspiracy with q third one to rob tn
frat by trying to remove the county sea
: the latter place, or when an ofic
who IL simply after the plunde
t. the deal enters into a pic
seeker scheme is too diaboi
at his end o. '"n and supper
of that kind, tn. -Chdmbei
cal to receive the sancl.>
OF the voters of the county.
lain Register.
1t has been thought that Chamber.
lain and Kimball could not unite-that
water and oil could be as easily united.
While there is no community of interest,
yet a blind MAJ can see-that the men put
forward for the councilship are in the
interest of the monied class, and that To-
cal questions in the county are simply
made use of to cover up the real pur-
pose, which is kept in the back ground,
knowing as they do that certain defeat
would be their portion if they made the
attack directly in front, or declared
squarely that they were opposed to the
usury bill. The Times takes no stock in
the promises or pretensions of any man
or set of men who proclaim their love
for the farmer while their record proves
it all q fraud and alie. The towns have
always manipulated the conventions,
named the officers of the county and
even the commissioners of the several
districts. The Independent voter is
needed to teach our politicians that there
is u God in Israel" "Can nm Ethiop.
ian change his skin or The leopard his
spotsF" Then, and not till then, can j.
NJ. Greene or Mark Ward work in the
interests of the agricultural classes of
this territory. You might as well ex.
pect U blacksmith to mend o watch OF
bAnanae to crow at the north pole
Bii0u HiLs Times.