The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-10-05
OCTOBER ETCHlNGs.
The corn is all right.

White Lake is anxious to get her mil
running.
The delinquent tax sale took plac,
Monday.
Truman Pattee is building an addition
to his house.
Grapes are adrug in Northern Obi,
at II cent per pound.
Byran Coffee made S27 selling soap a
Mitchell during the fair
Services at the NJ. i. church, moruin,
and evening next Sunday.
Storm windows and doors will soo1
take the place of screens.
Bardln and Co have an immense stock
of fall and winter clothing.
Aaron Doty has lost his setter dog
See ad. in TO days GRAPHIC.
A number OF Indians were encampeG
near the artesian lake Monday.
There was a Republican mass meet
ing at the opera house Wednesday even
ing
The county commissioners are hold
Ing their regular quarterly meeting thi.
week.
DR.. Hollinger expects to commence hit
new house on South Main street this
month.
The Plankinton fair, like its prede
cessors, was q failure. Didn't pay ex
penses.
The Dakota conference Of the NJ. E.
church convenes at Yankton next Wed.
nesday.
r. d. Dodge is enclosing his lots at
the east end of the artes1an lake for q
stock pen.
Louis Richards is building his new
ice house IN the north border of the
artesian lake.
DR.. Hollinger offers to match Ropert
Bonner against Patchen for $50Oa side.
Hi there! Taft.
Geo. w. James has something new in
the way of low priced corr shelters, Go
and look at them.
As the GRAPHIC is gong to press, the
Republican county convention is in SEES
sion at the opera house.
The council held their regular meet.
ing Monday evening No importan,
bnainess was transacted.
The county commissioners have
ordered an election Of the county clerk
at the coming election.
The singing school, conducted by
Prot. Foreman, commenced last Thurs,
day evening at the school building.
A candidate tor treasurer in Lake
county pledges himself to turn all fees
over 81, ECO into the county treasury.
DIR. Curtiss, of Chamberlain. is after
the Office of adjutant general. 1t is
almost needless to add that the doctor is
from Ohio.
The kimball Milling Co. have bought
five acres of land across the track ad.
joining the railroad and running to the
section line east.
Various circumstances necessitate the
issuing of the GRAPHIC one day earlier
than usual this week, that the old man
may go to Sioux City to visit the Corn
Palace.
Geo. W. Mathews, republican candi-
date for delegate to congress, was in
town Monday to see the faithful. He
was accompanied by Messrs. Green and
Sullivan.
The Milwaukee company offer to
settle with Truman Pattee for 1916. Mr..
Pattee will accept The case has been
in the cour for five years. J. M Long
is Mr.. Pattee's attorney.
Old Patcheu won the novelty race
walk ] mile, trot i mile, and run !
mile) At Mitchell. There were six entries
but none were trotters but Patchen, so
he had q soft snap for $50.
Examine your chimneys and if they
need repairing attend to it at once.
Marshal Jones will make the rounds
A bad chimney might be the
means of laying half of Klmball in ashes.
On Friday evening OF this week there
Will be a basket sociable given at the
McCallnm school house. A hearty in
is extended to all. A good
time is expected. Come and bring your
best girl.
See here. friend farmer, when you
come in to town and sell a load of wheat,
II you can possibly spare a few dollars,
buy few 9 K As. some cheap posts and
q few hundred feet of "culls' and make
a shelter for that machinery standing
out.
Our highly esteemed contemporary
across the way has been a daily caller at
the Morris Sisters tor the past month to
learn when Miss May would return to
her school In Minneapolis. If he will
bring us oyer a cigar we wont say any
thing more about it.
The handsomest and most attractive
advertisements now before
the public are the Ivory Soap adver-
a sample of which appears
upon the second page of the GRAPHIC.
The company have contracted for a
advertising with the GRAPHIC
with a change of ad. weekly.
The subjoined advertisement appears
the gainesville Ohio, Telegraph:
For Sale-An 1S months old Jersey
heifer. A No. l in every respect.
Would trade for a small farm
B. w. Tinan.
Wonder what kind of a farm that big
OF u r expects to get for that
heifer.
Kimball was well represented at the
Mitchell fair by DR.. Hollinger's bay
and German Boy colt and VIM.
Richards runner Snap" DR.. Holm
gers mare took Cd premium under the
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