The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-11-08
NOVEMBER FLAKES.
les now Judge Roberts.

The president has designated the 2eth
as Thanksgiving,
The Plankinten reform school now has
Il inmates.
The county farmers alliance held .
meeting here Saturday.
Revival meetings are being held in the
Presbyterian church this week.
Girls. man wants but little here bslsw
but he wants that little cooked.
There is 10 excuse for a farmer who
let's winter catch him unprepared.
Football proves to be the fayorite
pasttime among the boys this fall.
joseph Bonner had an ovsrceat stolen
from the office Of Caryls feed stable Sat
urday.
Nine counties in Mort Dakota are sui
fering frem tho effects Of the drought
and aid is badly needed.
MIR. l.. A. Feote returned Tuesday
from a very pleasant visit to Crow Creek
and Lower Brule agencies.
DR.. Milliron has commenced work on
his place preparatory to the building of
an Office and other Improvements.
Mitchell is In mourning and q dirty
shirt over the loss of Its steam laundry
which has been removed to Yankton.
The new ? cent postage stamp is to be
a triie smaller than the one now in use
and will be a bright carmine in color.
John Parker secured the contract for
furnishing the county Offices with coal
and has been delivering it this week.
These pleasant days arc the ones in
which to get your storm windows on
and the whole promises ia shape for
winter.
The house of Conductor Ben Oleson
in Mitchell was entered by a sneak thief
one afternoon last week and two gold
watches stolen.
The beautiful fall weather OF South
Dakota cannet be equaled between the
Atlantic and the Pacific.
L. d. Bardin bought 8 carloads Of
Michigan apples while on his way home
One car arrived Tuesday.
Monday seems to have been an unlucky
day for some people. w. G. Richards
lost his watch that day. See his ad. in
another column.
We think those attending the band
dance on Thanksgiving will be justified
In %pronsuneing it n of the most pleas
ant affairs of the season.
s. ]. Snyder has been moving his newly
purchased house from up north on to his
lots north of the N. E. church.
The respective editors Of the Bloom
ington Conrier and the Edgerton News
have gotten lnto a fight over the kind Of
weather w arc to have this winter.
1t is said that a tailor never wears
good clothes, aud a shoemaker goes
poorly shod, but all the same, Hobart
has made himself a very handsome sign.
One of the nrst duties of the county
commissioners when they meet to can
yass the vote for commissioner in the
Bird and 9Th districts will be the appoint
lnent of a clerk Of the court.
Parties in want of a good auetieneer
will ind it to their interest to avail them
selves OF VIM. Franklin's services. he
always manages to get every dollar out
Of a piece of property that it will bring.
Sioux City Journal, 12:-ssrange Bros.
received seventy antelope by e1press
from Dakotu points yesterday. The
firm supplies Boston. New York and
many other eastern markets with this
meat.
The plunge trap" used ia the pigeon
shooting Tuesday was made by George
Savage and worked to perfection. Amy
out Of town parties in wan Of such q
trap would do well to consult with him.
The Cornet band, under the able in.
struetion of Prof. Eugene Went.y. have
gained q greater degree of efficiency
in their playing than one would expect
from the short time they haye beer
practicing.
The election for commissioners in the
3rd and 9th districts was held Tuesday
In the 9Th district Siddons was elected
by about 20 majority. Up to the time Of
going to press we have failed to get cor
rect returns from the Bird district.
One result of the blizzard which swept
over eastern Colorado aud northern New
Mexico the latter part Of last weak wa!
the death of three COW boys in charge o.
a herd Of l 800 cattle near Sierre Grande
They got lost on the prairie while try
ing to control the stampeded cattle.
Rufus Lumbard's sale last Saturday
was very satisfactory TO him. Every
thing brought good prices. 1t is a sig
n~lticaEt fact that for every maA who
wants TO dispose of personal propert,
there are plenty Of buyers with money
to take it off his hands.
A Michigan correspondent OF the Red
feld Journal writes: l have spent tn,
past week in Michigan. whore the PEG
pie are mourning over the unprecedented
drouth; the farmers are blue and expec
little or no winter wheat. Dakota is no
the only section suffering from want, o
rain.
The Vanderbilts are discarding tb,
term depot in its application TO tn,
passenger business. following up the
suggestion OF the late Richard Gran,
that adepot is q repository for freight
1t 10 Nc longer the Grand Centeral d
pot" in New York. but tbs Grand Cen
teral station"
Revival services are being held IN tn,
Presbyterian church. They are ex
pected to continue during this and mex
week. Rev. Ii. PCarson is assisting tn