The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-10-03

tIdlu. ne says Lne corn palace Is I'M
mense.
Yankton is exhibiting a squash at the
Sioux City corn palace which weighs 100
pounds.
Editor Andrews, of Pukwana, passed
through town on the eastern bound train
Sunday.
Regular meeting Of the firemen Tues
day night, Oct. Z tn. A full attendance
Is requested.
Mrs. Sparks and family left on Tues day
for Dubuque, where they will make their
future home.
Bardln & Co are selling grapes less
than they can be bought for in Sioux
City or Omaha.
DR.. Isaac Coroner Hollinger had charge
of Fred Miller's drug store during MT.
Miller's absence.
Walter Harker went to Mitchell on
Monday. He will visit the corn palace
before his return.
White Lake Times;-A. E. Sailor came
down from Kimball Sunday and held his
best girls hand awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Snyder have been ell
tertaining a company of friends from
Marion, Iowa, this week.
In the house breaking case Of Snyder
vs. Freeland and Curtiss, the matter was
adjusted and prosecution dropped.
F.A. Thomas, w. II. Wyant and Vim
Franklin went to Sioux City tuesday
Dressed in their best suits OF clo-o-othes.'
After a few weeks visit with relatives
in Kimball, Mr.. Ed. Rabenau returned
to his home in Iowa City on Friday
morning.
White Lake Times;-Ray Thomas who
has been quite sick for the past few weeks,
we are glad to note is again at his old
place in the lumber yard.
Frank Virden sayes If the fellow that
stole his wagon wheel will bring it back
he will shake the dice with him to see
who has the whole wagon.
j. ]. Foote and wife, Peter Smith, F. A.
Thomas and son Harry, Charles Murray,
and Mrs. Vim. Franklin and daughter
Nina went to the co;n palace Wednesday
Mr.. F. Z. Miller, went to Sioux City on
Friday, returning Sunday, bringing with
him his wife and daughter, who have
been visiting in Shenandoah for a month
past.
Robert Dollard. state attorney. and G.
H. Sheldon, chairman of the late Repub.
lican state convention, will address the
Kimball folk at the opera-housc Friday
e7ening.
Westmorcland County, Pa, has pro-
duced a girl Is years old who weighs 45C
pounds. The man who marries her will
control almost as much sweetness as the
Sugar Trust.
A corpse shipped by express G.. O. D.
from Denver to Chicago found the con.
signee pecuniarily short, and the express
company knows that it is possible TO have
too dead sure a thing.
Sherman Lender:-Dr. Rigg has re
ceived his commission as post master
which gives our city the name Of Oacoma
There being another town in the state by
the name OF Sherman made the change
necessary.
Redfeld Observor:-ofice Boy-"say,
have been thinking that religion is all
policy, any way"
Editor-"How is that"
o. B.-Why, it is insurance against fire
you know"
The next time Mr.. Thorndyke writes
up q drive on us and makes it up il
the columns Of Jul own paper, he shout
get it right. The GRAPHIC man wa
born in a house lighted by gas;it was a!
electric light he blew out.
When some men see an item in thei
home paper they don't just like, the
forget the many good items that hav
appeared in the same paper-many O
them OF themselves. their families {
! their business.
Castalia Republican, party Of mo,
ers passed through town Tuesday on the
! way to Clay county, where they wi
locate. They were from the Black Hill
and when asked what the sentiment
that part OF the state is ON the capiti
location, they said that it is unanimor
for Huron.
Mitchell James Fagcn {
Kimball, was arrested last night by Nigh
watch Roth OF charge Of drunkenness
After spending tho night on the downe
bunk of the city cooler, Mr.. Fagcn wa
arraigned this morning before Polio
Judge Abbey, who, after hearing Fagen
plea OF guilty, assessed him $500. Tb
%defendent paid tile fine with the remaT
that the court was pretty good at guess
ing at his pile. He had ten cents lcf
He testified that he got his liquor {
parties from Kimbail.
ExclaDge;A curious weed has bee
discovered in Aurora county. The stall
OF the weed is filled with balls, and a
examination shows that each ball CO,
tains a cnt worm. The farmers will tai
particular pains to destroy these weed
thereby obyiating the danger from IL
PEST next spring. No alarm need /
felt from this source, however, as sue
weeds we're common In parts OF nlino
and Missouri. and the winter alwa,
destroyed the worm.
Walter Guy. the three year Old son
Arthur Mckee, living about A mil
southeast of town, was found dead in Il
gard on Friday of last week. 1t is n
known just how the accident occurre
but when found by his mother, who h;