The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-10-26
OCTOBER ETcHlNGs.
Shut the door,
Braided dresses are the thing.

100 cases OF measles at Grow Creek.
DR.. Milliron is kept busy these days.
Get your election tickets at this Office.
About time to set the base-burner
a gong.
The lumber yards are crowded with
business.
There was a gasoline famine in town
Saturday.
Barkes has been getting in some new
furniture.
Bryan Coffee will start a more extern
sive bakery.
1t has been the wettest fall in North
ern Ohio for years.
There are more white horses in Kim
ball than red headed girls.
Our merchants report trade so per
cent. better than last fall.
Armour's new mill is expected 10 be
completed by December 1st.
Over 81, 900 is paid out at one bank
alone on grain checks daily.
A building and loan association has
been started in Chamberlain.
Regular meeting of the Sons of Veter-
ans Camp next Tuesday evening.
The farmers wife is snow figuring on
how much money turkeys will bring.
The Record says the measles are
thicker than hair on adog at Elkton.
A buyer of wheat for the Waterloo,
Iowa mills was in Plankinton last week.
Candidates were so thick on the street
SATURDAY. that you couldn't swing q cat.
II. G. Clark is an independent csndi
date for commissions in the I'd district.
Lamp chimneys rubbed with dry salt
after cleaning will SHINE with greater
luster.
The man who Inst summer never
failed 10 shut the door, now leaves it
open.
Postmasters are forbidden by law to
deliver mail to children under 10 years
of age.
The Register says that John Foster is to
run as an independent candidate for
sheriff.
The wealth of q gold mine awaits the
man who will discover q specific for
diphtheria.
A Z. Roberts has been adding sons
substantial improvements to the exterior
of his house.
The Sons of Veterans gave a social IN
the lower room of the opera house Sat
urday evening.
The Edwin Barbour company deserve
a packed house tonight-Friday-or else
our exchanges lie.
We would like q few copies of the
GRAPHIC issued Oct. 10. Will our sub
scribers oblige us?
If q man want to be greatly missed be
should die the day hefo1e election in
some close district.
With Dakota's long and pleasant tails.
there is no excuse for a farmer being I'M
prepared for winter.
The GRApuIc next week will contain a
brief and interesting sketch of the prin-
cipal local candidates.
Barden & Co received $50 barrels OF
apples from st. Joe, Mo. Tuesday which
they are selling very cheap.
The average man can not understand
what in thunder a woman wants to
clean house In the fall for.
It's . blessed thing that a presiden-
tial election comes but once every four
years. 1t ought to be six.
Candidates will please leave their or
ders for election tickets early and avoid
the rush at the ticket press.
Our principal meroants did q rushing
business Saturday. The stores were
packed with buyers all day,
Some Democrats in Mitchell have
made a pool Of $500 to bet on Cleveland,
if the Republicans want to bet.
The fifth legislation district-Bru lie,
Aurora and Dawson counties-gave a
Republican majority two years ago OF
6S4.
While people in Kimball had no fires
and doors open last Sunday, a brisk snow
storm was going on in southeastern
Iowa.
The Indians and interpreters from
Crow Creek and Lower Brule agencies
returned from Washington Tuesday
night.
The government is soen to issue a new
postal card which the female portion of
the mail service cannot read. 1t will be
a folder.
The Fox sisters. who were the origin.
ators Of medium spiritualism, are now
travelling and exposing the mod Jun
business.
Charles Knowles received a car OF
Michigan apples Tuesday. See his nd
AZ sS-AoJ . PopCA. AASoPPlcb NIX I'll OK
ira five lot.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
will serve an oyster supper in the room
under the opera honse from Q until 8 Sat
urd ay evening.
The GRAPHIC doesn't ask TO print all tn.
election tickets printed in tho county
it's no hog-but a liberal share of then
is respectfully desired.
A COW and a picket rope combined to
tsngle up Mrs. John Shultz Sunday anC
break hesS leg. DR.. Scott says she il
getting along nicely.
The dance and supper for the benef,
of The Sons of Veterans camp last Fri
day evening was quite well attended, A
nice little sum was realized.
When the winter blasts begin &c
sweep over US it is well to remember the
$500 ~. 800. 1--- j..