The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-26

- - ~ SOViA AtOltuNys
DIR. D. Il. Collins was shaking hands
with his Kimball friends OH Saturday.
The Democrats will hold their conyen.
ton at tho opera-house next Saturday.
Barnum 4 Bailey's show will appea,
in Sioux City ON Saturday, Septembe,
9th.
kimball was visited with a fine raj Oh
Thursday OF last week. Let the good worh
go Oh.
Dentist Mil liron will he in Kimball-
and prepared TO do your work-nex1
week.
The Bruie county Republican Press
Association met at Chamberlain las,
Monday.
As we go to press. the Republican
county convention is in full blast at the
o%pera-house.
MIR. Ed. Rabenau went to Chamberlain
Wednesday to-weli, lie said it was merely
a business trip.
Patrick Burrill has moved into the
laundry building. on First Street, owned
by Miss Clayton.
j. \. Glass has been making some i'm.
proyements on his residence on Second
Street, this week.
Ar. and Mrs. VIM. Fanklin and daugl-
ter Nina will spend next week at the
Corn Palace City.
Castalia has caught the fever, too. and
will have two days. racing on September
3Oth and Oct. LIST.
Rev. SPARKS and Hon. J.. NJ. Greene, OF
Chamberlain. stopped over between trains
in kimball, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Colyin and son, OF
Huron, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
w. C. Morris this week.
Miss Ida Milliron has been chosen as
Secretary aud Treasurer of the Methodist
Sunday school for the ensuing year.
The boys made a great disturbance in
and around D. W. Buffers livery stable
Sunday afternoon. Where was the mar
shall.
D. W. Butler started east with ten head
Of hcrses On Thursday last. Heexpects tc
visit Sioux Falls and other points while
absent.
Mrs. - Vance, sister Of the late Rev
McNincI, who has been visiting here fol-
some time past, returned to her homt
Friday.
MIR. Beebe, father OF j. P. and Henry
Beebe, left on Fridays train for Bailey
Iowa, where he expects to make an ex
ten ded visit.
Mr.. David Bruch came in on tuesday,
train for a few weeks visit. His famil,
are again located at their former home
Lisbon, Iowa.
Brother Owen, of the Chamberlain Reg
lister, accompanied his family who wert
EN- route on an eastern trip as far a
kimball Friday.
Mrs. Shelly Briggs. who has been Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. G. l.. Mckay
left for Kansas City Monday. Her sol
accompanied her.
Mrs. Sadie Franklim Hirtll was MAJ
ried, on the 10th inst, to Mir. w. S. Davis
Of San Francisco, Cal. The GRAPHIC ex
tends congratulations.
COW belonging to Geo. Sewers had tn
misfortune to have two leg, broken las
Sunday, hy being knocked over by the in
coming passenger train.
Mrs. w. s. Farmer, who has BEEF
making an extensive visit to variou
eastern points, returned to her home il
Kim ball, Saturday evening.
Editor T%horndyke was held at Cham
berlain Monday. After giving bonds 70
his temperance, he was released an
permitted to return home.
The Farmers National Insurance CO
has re-insured all their risks in the HI
deity Insurance CO.. OF Huron, and hav
closed up their business in Ptankinton.
i. p. Will CT Piummer Township lief
for southern Minnesota Thursday last TO
the purpose of Gisposing OF some fin
horses and mules raised on his Smit,
Creek ranch.
During the absence OF The editor thi
week. Mr.. G. 3. Savage has had charge q
the Job department. Of this Office, Will
Miss Nina Franklin wields the shears an
nat, ~, 1onoJ n,l;trn,,
There las been considerable troubl
the past week as to who shall have pos
session Of the house occupied by w. I
Curtiss. The difficulty has not yet bee
settled, although the sheriff seems to b
"liolding the fort" Just al present.
Mrs. Geo. B. Walker, of ST. Paul, al
rived at noon to visit with her sisters
Mrs. L. G. BYrnes and Miss COuglin.-
Mitchell Republican.
Mrs. Walker has many friends in TIL
city, TO whom tho above will be of in
tcrcst
Mr.. Earnest Hill lost a valuable three
year-ola marc Tuesday morning. H,
| was leading it through Main stree
! When it suddenly reared up on its hin
feet and fell over backwards, striking il
] head with such force az to Gauss imms
{ diate death.
1,on sheep, belonging 10 j.. W. Circuit
; were driven through this city from Chan
I berlain Monday morning 500 Of whic
) were soind for Ptankinton and the r,
{ muinder for Mitchell, at wiicl. plac.
] Mr.. circuit HIS scared purchasers for t.