The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-19
AUTUMN LEAVES.

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This is a good country for sheep.
Bryan Coffee arrived Tuesday night.
Jesse Hiatt left for Missouri Monday.
No one would object to Q soaking rain.
See W. H. Cress about your winters
coal.
i A newspaper Is made for all kinds Of
people.
Potatoes are cheaper here than at ans
place east.
It is now u good time to examine your
chimneys.
Mfr. and Mrs. G. W. Mathews came up
from Armour Sunday.
Tory Larson has q lot of tame pigeons
for sale. See his ad.
G. 3. Than leaves to-day for a ten days
vacation to eastern points.
Barnum's circus exhibit2 in Sioux
City a week from Saturday.
The Canton News issued a daily dur
ing the Lincoln county fair.
Mrs. E. A. Benedict arrived from her
Iowa visit a week ago to-day.
Chas. Mix is hollering like 4 loon for
artesian wella, That,s proper.
The Sioux City corn palace opens on
tho s5th and lasts until Oct. 18th.
Mr.: Harry Cole started for his future
home in Sioux City on Wednesday.
Mitchell's new artesian well is to be
bored within fifty feet Of the old one.
Frank Thomas shot a large pelican fly
ing over Smiths lumber yard last week.
Chamberlain will vote Oct 9Th to bond
for $4,000 to fix up the city Indebtedness.
The race between Reed and Ben Butler,
set apart for Monday, failed to take
place.
Mrs. NJ. L. Pennoycr, Of Rockford, Ill.
sister Of Mr.. w. C. Morris, arrived last
week.
Mothers are now in a better humor
than for two months past. The schools
opened Monday.
Mrs. c. l.. Chapman will speak on
woman suffrage at the opera-house on
the evening OF Oct. 9Th.
Miss Gay Boyd has rented a couple of
rooms in Miss Currents vacant house, and
will attend school this winter.
E. L. Dlury, Geo. Wright, j. W. Ofcutt,
j. D. Farrell and w. C. Graybill followed
the circus up from Chamberlain.
Many a young man never learns to ap-
preciate a mothers love until he gets in
to trouble and all but her forsake him.
A Mitchell man shipped a carload Of
chickens to Seattle. Washington. last
week. There were 5000 birds in the car.
George Weisdock Of Nebraska, died at
his brothers home, south Of Kimball, on
Monday night. The deceased was go
years of age.
D. G. Grippen has been home for a few
days this week. He is buying grain for
an elevator company on the Sioux City
u Northern.
As a simple illustration Of what irriga-
tion Will do, Wm. Franklin's t0matoe
vines. literally loaded down with fruit.
is a sample.
A Mitchell man shipped a carload of
Clipped a CARLOAD Of chickens to Seattle,
Washington, last week. There were
5000 birds in the car.
A Memphis gambler dropped dead the
other night with four aces in his hand
and $500 in the pot. That was what yo,,
might call hard luck.
The national crop report for September
shows that the potatoe crop is the small
est ever known and the oat crop is the
smallest in twenty years.
Prof. Hoon, the new principal Of the
schools. came up from Plankinton with
Mrs. Hoon Sunday evening. They are
quartered in the F. c. Smith house.
H. L. Loucks aud Fred Zipp. the former
Independent candidate for governor, and
the latter for congress, spoke in the opera
house Saturday afternoon and evening.
The 5.00head of sheep. purchased by,
D. H. Henry, j. w. circuit and others in
Wyoming and driven across the country
have arrived. They will all be dist ibuted
in Brule and Aurora counties.
Miller Republication nson county
Iowa, in which Iowa City. is, lost four
thousand people from 1880 to 1890. And
yet when one or two talk of leaving
Hand county, Others get scared.
TORY Larson informs tho GRAPHIC
that he has examined o great many OF
the tumbling weeds aud has failed Ia
find a seed in any Of them. He thinks
that they have had their day here.
The rule OF the road is reversed on a
driving track. Always, and there is nc
possible exception, take to the left. The
fixing Of this rule in mind may save
many people from possible accidents.
Mrs. W. s. Farmer is expected Saturday
evening, and Mrs. B. f. Ochsner u week
later. The two ladies came as far az
Chicago together. meeting at Syracuse
Mrs. Ochsner stopped at Lone Rock. Wis.
Tor a weeks visit.