The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-11-14
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Bardin Is out with a new ad. this week,
Sam Tadlc0k left for Sioux City on
Monday.
j. P. Beebe left for eastern points on
Wednesday.
NJ. Reed will run a boarding honse in
Sioux City.
Mrs. NJ. Reed and family left Monday
for Sioux City.
B. F. Ochsner is expected Saturday
from Sioux City.
President Harrison has designated the
9th as Thanksgiving day.
The entire Independent ticket was
elected in Chas. Mix county.
An Ohio exchange says that there were
three bright days in October.
The Kimball Mills have on hand a
large amount of superior corn meal.
Norton Alexander Of the Gam Valley
Chief is back from the Pacific coast.
The Oehsner Hardware Co. shipped
another carload of old iron this week.
DR.. Milliron will not DO home for sew
eral days yet. He is busy at Chamber
lain.
Mrs. G. L. Mckay and sons left Monday
for Iowa for a visit there and at other
points.
The first snow Of the season fell q week
ago to-night-Thursday. 1t showed all
day Saturday.
F. A.. Craft arrived Tuesday. He has
run a good many races while away and
won all but two of them.
H. II. Farmer, brother Of w. S. Farmer,
arrived from New York last week and
will spend the winter here.
The Milwaukee company will hereafter
run its own sleeping cars. having given
the Pullman Co. the bounce.
The GRAPHIC takes pleasure in calling
attention to some local notices by the
Kimball Milling Co. in this issue.
A number Of the young people were
very pleasantly entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Thomas Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Miller entertained a
house full of friends Saturday evening,
the occasion being their tenth anniyer-
sary.
The Bloomington Courier reverses its
column rules, likewise its head and shows
a z. o. p. monument two-thirds of a COL
umn high, all over the election.
Speaking of Satrang's defeat, the Polk
wana Press says, "It was generally con-
coded that his opponent was the strongest
man on the Democratic ticket"
Miss Richards, Of Pukwana, was
elected one of the three delegates to the
National equal suffrage association at the
state association at Huron Saturday.
In putting up the parlor stove you may
got a little SCOT on the carpet. Don't
swear. but put an equal quantity of salt
on the SCOT and sweep it all up together.
We had our first run Of sleighing Sun
day. As the day was a beautiful one,
nearly every cutter in town was out.
There was from four to six inches of snow.
We send out a supplement this week to
our county subscribers-who do not re-
ceiye regularly one of the other official
papers-containing the official vote Of the
county.
Pierre may be the capital, but the state
conventions and all other state meetings
Will be held at Huron az heretofore on
acrount of the latter city's greater access
bility.
Huron proposes to contest the election
II Pierre is given the capital. The reas-
sons therefor are not very explicit SO far
as yet appears except that the general
charge Of frauds alleged.
Ochsner Bros. & Plummer is the name
OF a new commission firm in Sioux City.
G. L. Plummer is already there and B. F.
Ochsner will soon join him. The GRAPHIC
wishes the new firm lots of success.
Capt. 8. B. Nassa VA taken suddenly
i'll while at the Kmball house Monday.
he was taken to q room and DR.. Holm
ger summoned. He was able to be re-
moved to his home the next evening.
The official count of the county vote
shows that the Republicans did not ever
elect the superintendent of schools as was
supposed last week, leaving them with
out q single office in the county or legis-
lator.
The fellow who answered the advertise
ment:
"Send ten cents and learn how to find
the day Of the month without a calender
was instructed to:
Find out the date Of the day before yes
terday and add two.
Foster, the weather prophet, says that
November will be noted for great weather
disturbances, especially for tropical hur'
ricanes and northwestern billiards.. In
the northwest, people will imagine tina
winter is coming on ferociously ant
early, but after the November storms art
over beautiful weather will appear.
Ed. Hamilton, who shot Chas. Smith
an account Of which was published ii
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