The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-10-04
The coal man begins to grin.
Our Indian Summer is here.
Jack Frost i. lnrkins around

Council meeting Monday evening.
Hay is poor in quality and $3.50 per
ton.
The big loop earrings. are in style
again.
The new noon is both a warm and a
dry one.
The delinquent tax sale takes place
Nov. lat.
Well, it's all over; now lets get down
to business.
Wanted-Five cords of stone. En-
qnire at this office.
Straw hats, screen doors and parasols
can now be LAID away.
The capital question absorbed politics
and prohibition completely.
Smartness is knowing how to catch
on" wisdom. how to let go.
Have a good time while you live for
you will be q long time dead.
A montana woman has given birth to
six infants in a group. All died.
The sweet girls will now gather up
the capital badges for crazy quilts.
Everyone who has trees should put
plenty of water on them this fall.
The inexperienced man is the only
man who can run a successful hotel.
The old inhabltant now begins to pre-
dict a cold winter. Most winters are.
Potatoes are selling tor ST. a bushel in
Connecticut. The crop is a failure in the
| East.
David Bruch has rented the Wilson
bakery and moved his family IN for the
winter.
P. T. Barnum explained to a religious
body in his state that his faith centers in
God and printers ink.
One of the principal attractions at the
Sioux City corn palace is a live alligator
in the Louisiana exhibit.
JEFF Davis has an article in one of the
magazines entitled docs the Ma ority
ruler" 1t did in 1SG1-5.
Ed. Brenne having filled his store with
new and reasonable goods calls attention
to The same in this weeks GRAPHIC.
Jerry Calvin Is languishing in the
county Jail, serving out a S. fine for
throwing salt into Jas. Parish's eyes.
Geo. Richardson offers some prizes for
n.lt, f,nr, ~, JI,,a,t Jol. -. ....1..
from his Jack. See his advertisement.
The property owners at the south end
of town are now enjoying themselves
squirting their water from the artesian
well.
Mr.. Y. A. Craft captured the list prize
on the Singer Sewing Machine, for which
he is agent, at the Castalia fair last
week.
While everybody was talking capital
and wanting to let big money the politi-
cal candidate was quietly getting this
work in.
The capital fight put lots of money in
to circulation anyway. And it came out
OF capitalists who could well afford to
spare it.
Billings. the murder of County Attor-
ney Kingsley, in Iowa, has been tried the
second time, found gritty and sentenced
for lift.
Be careful about starting any kind of a
fire on your farm or prairie. Any fool
can start a fire that an army of wise men
cannot put out.
Dentist Milliron will be in Kimball
next Monday and Tuesday. Those in
want of dental work should call at his
residence on First st.
Miss. Currens rugged up q score of boys
Tuesday morning and had them parade
the streets bearing a banner on which
was inscribed Save the Boys"
Lawrence Amcrican:-"Mcet me on
the corner tenite," he wrote. "and dew
not fale." And she answered him,
There is no such word as 'fale.'"
+. E. Miller calls attention this week
to a great reduction In the price of wall
paper. Now is the time to do your
papering while you can get the goods
at half the usual price.
A capital meeting in the interests OF
Mitchell was held at Smith opera house
Monday evening. Addresses were made
by messrs Curtiss, Southgate and Than
and Hager of Mitchell.
DR.. Dix s. Daughter, Mltchell's well
known dentists, will be represented in
White Lake and then Kimball, by the
"Old Man Himself" as soon as he finishes
at Plankintcn. Watch for exact dates.
Probably one of the most wonderful,
results that has yet been repor ted as du
to the Brown-Sequard elixir is that which
the Dubuque Times tells: A quantity Of
the stimulant was injected into bologns
sausage and Immediately a faint bark
was heard.
eye editor was married yesterday
announces tho Dexter Sentinel, "to Miss
/, Mary Solicit. me of the most charming
young ladies we have ever met. Those
owing us on subscription or job work
will greatly facilitate the purchase of rag
carpets, cord wood, baby carriages, etc.
by settling at once"
An exchange says that An editor once
applied at the door of Hades for admis
sion. We'll" said his sable majesty
we let one OF your profession in here
many years ago and he kept up a contin
ual row with his former delinquent sub
scribers, and as we have more of tina
class than of any Others, we have passed
law prohibiting tie admission of editors
1t has been discovered that the shir
tab-the little %appendage a. the lowe
: part of the bosom-is useless and ough
!, to be abolished. Few men ever use il
and many do . know why it was put