The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-05
AUTUMN LEAVES.

AUTUMN LEAVES.
Monday was Labor Day.
L. D. Wait is In Alexander, lows.
The public schools open on the 18th.
Many . fellows sweetheart sours on
hin.
Lew Runyan Left Wednesday for Sioux
City.
The Chicago Inter-Ocean man was here
Friday.
0. B. Circuit WAS up from Chamberlain
Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. Roberts went to Mitch
ell Tuesday.
Chamberlain has some races Saturday
afternoon.
The state ". G. 7. o. meets In Madison
on the 18th.
o. B. circuit went through to Sioux
City Monday.
The assessed valuation Of Brule county
is $l,ss9,955.
The Odd Fellows present a fine appear
ance on parade.
G. L. Mckay has moved into the .Corne-
Illus Miller house.
Mrs. l. c. Hollinger accompanied Mrs.
McNinch to Bonilla.
A. W. Hannemann Is working for the
Kimball Milling Co.
The Kimbsll Mills are now turning
out some. extra fne -four.
. The drought has effected the hens.
Eggs are up to Ia cents.
The Republican county convention will
be held In Kimbsll Sept. 25.
1t is reported that o. B. circuit contem-
plates locating In Sioux City.
AS Stuver accompanied the remains
OF Rev. Mr.. McNinch to Bonilla.
+. 7. Hills livery stable seems to be
the headquarters for horsemen.
W. 8. Farmer made a trip to Sioux
Falls, returning Sunday evening.
Judge Roberts was busy in Chamber
lain Saturday and the nrst Of the week.
Henry Clegg expects to move his stock
Of goods to South Sioux City within q
week.
Dick Gaughan has rented one Of the
opera-house rooms and will buy Chas.
Mix grain.
DR.. Hollinger reports q boy at John
Miller's and a girl at Frank Griswold's
both born Friday.
G. W. Cook, near the Bijou Hills, har-
vested 1900 bushels Of wheat, machine
measure, from 100 acres.
Master Merrill Foote gave q birthday
party to a number Of his young friends
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. D. G. Grippen received word Tues
day night that her father was lying dan
gerously ill ut Waukon, Iowa.
Salvador broke the running mile record
at Monmouth Park, Thursday Of last
week, making the mile In 1855.
After o months visit with the family
of A. E. Roberts. Miss Lilly Hill returned
to her home in Usage, Ia, Tuesday.
Our old friend E. R. Jones is back in
South Dakota again. He is now in
charge Of q lumber yard at Bryant.
The Misses Gertrude Nugen and Sadie
Caryl, of East KimbalI, made this Office
q pleasant call Wednesday afternoon.
William Bregas leaves for Sioux City
this week, to be absent about three weeks.
His father will look after the shop while
he is gone.
The latest advertising dodge Of mer-
chants is to paint during the night on the
sidewalks huge foot prints leading to
their stores.
Mrs. B. +. Stacy and Mrs. ]. W. circuit
end children met with a runaway acci-
dent at Chamberlain Saturday but with
no serious results.
Miss NJ. Z. Currens and Mrs. S. G.
Sedgwick came up from Chamberlain
the first Of the week, to attend the fun
eral Of the late Rev. McNinch.
A California editor who welded the
quill too vigorously was tarred and
feathered the other day. This enabled
him to WELD several quilts at once.
If things keep on Kimball will be
worse stuck on horse racing than indie
pendence, Iowa. Well. If you don't live
when you're alive you wont live when
you're dead.
Mr.. Tatt's man was up here last weei
aad informed Mr.. Reed that Mr.. TAT,
would match Donifsce against his horse
in 30 days. Mr.. Reed Gays he Is going
away before that time.
Miss Anna Shaw, the woman suffrag,
advocate, spoke to q fair-sized audience
at Smiths opera-house Tuesday evening
Miss Shaw is a very fluent talker-likl
her sex, for that matter-but differ,
from some Of them in that she general!
says something worth hearing. She /
probably the most fluent lady speake
who ever appeared before . Kimball. M
Idience. and it is q pity she shouldn't hav'
q better theme to expend her talent o.
than woman suffrage.
Wanted-six more farms. Must ha'
them this week. viii pay cash but the.
must be cheap. Geo. B. Savage.