The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-10-12
ETCRINGS.
Election Tuesday, Nov. 9.

two of them are dead.
The teachers county institute begins
in Kimball next Monday.
Young man in selecting a partner for
life-take n of the opposite sex.
Mr.. Pattee says he is going to run as an
independent candidate for commissioner.
New York walked off with the pen
nsnt this year, with Chicago in second
place.
The proceedings of the commissioners
at the October meeting Will be published
next week.
Seed wheat viii be seed wheat next
spring. Look out that you don't get
short and have to buy.
A woman, from the country stuck a
two-ccnt postage stamp on a postal card
before mailing it the other day. Fact.
The Independent is the name ola new
Democratic paper at Waterbury. 1t IL
printed in the White Lake Times office.
The Sanborn House at Mitchell will
the first of next month be conducted by
H. ID. Williams, or the Cambell House,
Scotland.
A mouse built a nest in a girls hustle,
in Kimball, and when she made the dis
covery she uttered IL scream that cracked
the ceiling.
I'VE will now sing the three hun,
bred and twcnty-nineth hymn" said the
minister at the close of a pathetic
funeral sermon, lit was a favorite with
the remains.
II. e. Gates little brown mare disap-
peared from her pasture Sunday night
-strayed or stolen. She is a solid
her head low.
Every man is occasionally what he
ought to he perpetually." says an cx-
change. This does not refer to the old
topper, He is.perpetually what he ought
to be occasionally.
In sending ont election notices last
week, Auditor Latchem forgot all about
the county seat election. 1t is not to be
wondered at. A correct notice appears
in to-day's GRAPHIC.
While the total wheat crop of Dakota,
is short of that of other years, yet the
shortage Is almost wholly in North Da-
kota. Brule county las raised the biggest
crop this year in its history.
The reason why a pretty girl thinks
it is an easy thing to manage q husband
is because she has always made all the
experiments she has ever tried with
some other woman's husband.
j, NJ Green, candidate for the legisla-
ture, has taken the best possible way of
advertising himself-a half page ad. of
his hardware and agricultural business
in each ST the Chamberlain papers.
A farmer near Parkston put up fifteen
stacks OF hay on school section. Then
he thought he would burn a fire break
The n~cihgbors got the fire out after
eight of the stacks had been burned
The Missouri Valley Loan Il Trust Co.
is the name Of new corporation organ
ICED by John II. King. The principal
stock holders will be business men in
Kimball, Chamberlain and White Lake.
n ball for the benefit of s. of Y. will
take place at the opera house Friday
evening, Oct IS, Pukwana band, a fine
supper by ~theyoung ladies of the town.
a good time generally. Everybody 90
90 head of stock properly fed and
Sheltered will bring more money next
year than % head half wintered. Bet
ter sell a few head at any price and with
the proceeds fix up q little for the bal
ance.
Note heads, bill heads, statements,
cards circulars. invitations, wedding
cards. or any kind of commercial or
fancy job printing turned out at this
Office on short notice and in the best Of
style for work and quality of stock.
It cost the Corn Palace managers at
Sioux City about 1000 for the Elgin
Watch Factory Band ten days. The
band contains SO pieces and the music
they make is simply grand and fully
equal to the Gilmore band of New York
City.
A mar can bear up under the loss of
fortune and friends and find life still
worth living-even when his girl gives
him the mitten. 1t is only when his
liver goes back on him hat he dis
covers what a hollow mockery life
really Is.
Mr.. l.. u. Bardin wishes. through the
columns of the GRAPHIC. TIC thank all
those who so kindly administer ed to the
wants of his beloved wife during hcl
illness and all those who with gentle
words and kind ministrations assisted IL
the last sad rites
Gum chewing makes girls faces lear
and sallow. the jaws large and promi
ncnt, stretches the mouth and brings
wrinkles, crows feet. and premature
badness, yet in spite OF all these i'm.
pending monstrositics Kimball girls
chew two tons annually
The innocent days of childhood are
all very well to talk about. but wllar
fellow is there who would like to &c
back to the days when his mother made
him his first psir of pants out Of a cast
off pair Of the old mans, and left the
rear balcony of them the original size?
Take care how you let machine oil Of
lubricator come in contact with a cut o.
scratch on the hand or arm, rs sc,iou.
blood poisoning may result. In Tho
manufacture of some machine oils ia
from decomposed animals is used. Al
physicians know how poisonous suci
matter is.
The school board, Monday, though
seriously Of closing the schools thi
week in order 10 check so far as possihI,