The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-14
sEPTEMBERlsMs
The schools open Mond ~.

Most time for pumpkin pies.
Wild geese have put in appearance.
The fine corn weather still continues.
Good management beats luck in the
long run.
$1.O0 to Mitchell and back to the ter.
ritorial fair.
Dakota has 4, 106 pensioners drawing
S129, 26S monthly.
A personal letter from Ohio says: NO
rain in four weeks"
Harker & Harker's new store building
is getting there right along.
You may shut your doors against a
thief but not against a liar.
NEEDLE with dirt, young man. and
some of it will stick to you
Very light frost Tuesday night, but
not enough to do any harm.
The Brule county farmer will not
| dine on snowballs this winter.
A flock of cranes passed over town
Sunday evening, flying very low.
The Craft-Pulley race takes place at
Plankinton tomorrow-Saturday.
Castalia md Plankinton fairs next
week. Mitchell fair the week after.
Attention is called to J.. NJ. Greene's
new ad. on the I'd page of the GRAPHIC.
Belva Lockwood was married at the
age of n, and yet she wants more rights.
Woonsockct is TO have a chemical
engine for fire purposes, to cost 81 200.
Woonsocket has bonded tor Sc, 900.
Outstanding warrants will be paid at
par.
The boys will have no sport with the
ducks at Red Lake this year. The lake
is dry.
Franz Weinberg has moved the little
building on the front of his lot down to
his farm.
E. B. Taft has sold "Old Patchen'' to
Jack Sully-of Chas. Mix county-untll
after the fall races.
There will be q quarterly service Sun
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the Me
Colum school house.
Farmers are sowing wheat and a
clouds of dust follows the grain drill"
says an Ohio exchange.
The new barn of L. u. Bardin's will
be the best in town. South Kimbull is
having quite q boom in building.
A thin coating of axle grecse is said to
be excellent to prevent plows from rust
ing when put away for the winter.
The last quarterly meeting service TO,
this conference year will be held at the
NJ. E. church next Sunday morning.
/, Complimentaries have been received
f for the Central Dakota fair which takes
place at Oakes, Oct. 2 to s inclusive.
1t costs less than half as much to ship
. a bushel of wheat from New York tc
I. Liverpool as from Kimball to Chicago.
The Chicago Nctcs man was IN tow
!, Tuesday. The Nees is the best news
paper-all Things considered-ln the
United States.
A man has but to look at Dad" Rob
%inson's political sleeve buttons and hit
will declare himself in favor of uncon
ditional free trade.
Edward Brenne and his efficient clerk!
have been very busy for ten days un
packing, marking, and arranging. hi
n lorya stool. oF pau rools
w. 7. Baker, a Chicago commission
man, predicts that wheat may reucl
$50 pnr bushe. by ncat spring. For
eign crop so per cent. short.
The Boston Ideal Uncle Tom Cabi1
company are in town to, day and pre-
VI sent the old and ever popular dram'
- under canvas this evening.
G. w. Hayden has disposed OF hi
ID interests in the Kimball Mills to 0. "
and Jesse Foote. Mr.. Hayden will re
main in Eimball for the present.
10 While ramin' around the countr
hunting. this fall, we have seen some o
CO the best dod gasted corr fields for years
Don't you worry about the corn crop.
Notwithstanding all the drawback
'e encountered the Indian commission ar
sanguine of ultimate success-that til
he required signatures will be obtained.
An exchange tells of a man who cure
himself Of dyspepsia by swallowing
- mouthful of bran after each meal. Thi
is a bran new remedy, and is well wort
. trying.
,f Miss Belle Jacobson has left at thi
ne office a few sample ears of corn from he
farm. The ears are perfectly maturct
hard and well filed. II Mr.. Jack Eros
visits the corn field on Miss jacobson
farm he will get badly left.
n The G. A.. r. encampment az Colun
k. bus, Ohio, is just u little the bigge:
event of the year. $50, 900 visitor.
C. from every state in the union. are there
God bless the Boys in Blue" how the
he must enjoy such reunions.
70 The windmill on First street got o,
c. of whack, and Councilman Boycc, Ma
1e siul OOuCS, Juhc Ildll!iill, auu "A. W
IF Hanneman look it down Tuesday nigh
r. Messrs. Hammil and Hanneman volul
k.s tecred their services without charge.
y Fashion has decreed a new weddir
anniversary. the Glover wedding" II
> on the fourth year of matrimony. I'll
~ gifts ure tour leaved tables, screen
glass dishes, portfolios, frames nj
W other articles with quartre-foil designs.
i'd The school board hold @ meeting t
it night-Thursday. Miss Laura Barre
n it is safe to say will be selected to teal
the primary department for the comil
year. and either Miss Nugen or Mi
= Garyl will obtain the intermedia
room.
he "A Nebraska farmer named Jol