The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-10-18
OCTOBER CROSSINGS

Pukwana is the best market on the line,
-Pukwana Press.
The annual tussle with the stove pipe
is now in progress.
s. Lyman is prepared to furnish milk
to those who want it.
Eastern parties are here talking up a
cheese factory for Kimball.
Nearly 5000 bushels of wheat was
marketed in Kimball Saturday
The dry weather of the pnst season is
effecting Sioux City's water supply.
The next encampment of Knights
Templar Will be held in Denver, Col.
Mitchell is to have an electric light
plant in operation by the time snow flies.
Bregas the tailor is kept busy night
and day, He is turning out some fine
work.
N. W Egleston, of Chamberlain, has
sold his stock of general merchandise TO
B. Siss on.
In India u woman burns for her first
husband. In this country she burns for
a second.
The News says there isn't a town in
Dakota 50 poorly protected against fire
as Canton.
Chicago has the largest common ooun-
Gil of any city in The world. There are
GS members.
When a baby can't do anything else TO
awaken It's little self during the night it
falls out of bed.
A process has been patented for max
ing 3our barrels out OF cotton ducking
instead of wood.
The fact is ~indisputable that the pres
ent stiff prices for grain i'll Kilnball is due
to Qchsner Bros.
The fall drought in Minnesota is pho.
nomenal. The upper Mississippi Is
lower than for 80 years.
Ten head of cattle have recently died
cut of a large herd in Plummer town
ship. Cause unknown.
Despite the unfavorahle crops this sea
sen, the leading merchants of the town
are doing a satisfactory business.
The Milw aukee company will ship
coarse grain. hay and feed from Iowa
for farmers at half distance tariff rates.
The angel of the GRAPHIC, Miss Frank
lin, is taking n well earned fo~rtnights
va cation. Mr.. Levi Wait is filing har
place.
kimballs corret band received then
drums and cymbals from Chicago last
week and are progressing finely in their
practice.
In connection with the above it is wor.
thy of note that grain from within tive
miles of Puk. was marketed in Kimball
Saturday.
The balloon ascension. horse racing,
foot racing, etc, arranged for Chamber
laia Saturday fizzled out on account Of a
rainy afternoon.
The opening of the Sioux reservation
and the taking up of land in soveralty by
the Indians will add nearly 5000 red
voters to South Dakota.
On Wednesday of last week corr sold
in Chicago at the lowest price touched
since January, 1870, and oats sold lower
than since October, 1878.
The Salvation Army have found work
enough in Mitchell to keep them busy
for a whole year, and have leased tho
rink lor that length of time.
A paragrapher informs us that some
houses have wings and he has seen q
house fly. We thought no part of a
house save the chimney fue.
Medical authorities insist that stimu.
lants wesken the voice, and doubtless
they do. 1t must be admitted, however,
that they strengthen the breath.
Geo. Savage and Lee Copant returned
from a hunt at Platte Lake Tuesday with
53 ducks, a pelican and about 80 jack
snipe. They had over 30 mallards.
John Conard and Rant Pattee came in
from White Lake Monday morning with
about 40 dacks, 40 iack-snipe. IA prairie
chickens, 3 crane, 2 pelicans, / brant and
! goose.
Parties desiring tho autograph of the
editor of the only strictly neral paper in
Dakota to paste in their albums can cut
it off a subscription receipt We are al
ways ready to accommodate people in this
manner.
The Y. NJ. @. A. of Chamberlain have
opened a free reading room, and as i,
cannot be a success without the only
strictly moral paper In Dakota, theT ast,
that the GRAPHIC be kept on ile tAere
All rigat they shsli haze i.