The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-11-21
AUTUMN LEAVES.

Ut tile HILL,
AUTUMN LEAVES.
Court begins Dec. 2pa.
Miss Nellie Shinn is gone.
w. L. ThorndYke is away riding on the
cars.
Wheat and fax have taken a terrible
tumble.
Pierre celebrated its victory Saturday
evening.
B. F. Ochsner came in from Sioux City
Tuesday.
L. D. Wait was on the sick list the first
Of the week.
&. D. Savage has moved into town for
the winter.
J.. N. Bourcy is working in . machine
shop at Harvey, Ill.
The turkey looks down in the mouth
and soon he will be.
Ryan and Sewers are buying and sell
ing stock in Sioux City.
Six wagon-loads Of hogs came In to-
gether from Chas. Mix Tuesday.
Milo Hoon, OF the Mitchell Gazette,
visited his parents in this city over Sun
day.
William Kinsella and son James left
Wednesday for a weeks visit to Dubuque,
Iowa.
No one ever saw more perfect weather
than that with which we are now being
favored.
Miss Helen Southgate leaves today
Friday-fOr Illinois, where she will teach
the coming winter.
T~wenty-seven transient guests were
nicely accommodated at the Kimball
House Tuesday night.
Another artesian spouter struck at Hur-
on. The new we'll is on the ranch of the
Land and Irrigation company.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Hilton celebrate their
twenty-fifth anniversary tonight by en-
teftaining a few invited friends.
There will be an ice cream social at the
Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening
OF next week. Everybody invited.
There will be preaching at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday morning and eve
ming by Rev. H. P. Carson, Of Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Ochsner remove to
Sioux City Monday The GRAPHIC trusts
that their removal will he but temporary.
This is like the falls Of the early eigh-
ties. II the spring to come is like the
springs Of. those years, look out for a
food.
Up. Rogers is receiving congratula-
tions upon the receipt Of 8 200 back pen
sion money and an allowance of 81 a
month thereafter.
Here is an old weather proverb;-If
there be ice in November that will bear q
duck, there will be nothing thereafter
but sleet and buck.
On the first page of to-day's GRAPHIC
will be found a tabulated statement of
the vote for capital by counties and the
legislative contest.
The Kimball Mills have another fresh
batch Of l0calsin this week. By the way,
the Kimball flour is knocking all other
flour silly these days.
There will be a pigeon shoot at Asa
Roberts place, II miles southwest of
town on the 26th inst. The fun will end
with a social dance In the evening.
Oats are the best grain for horses; bar
ley comes next, and is staple food for the
Arabian horses, that are uncxcelled for
bone, strength, rapidity and endurance.
John Parker returned Tuesday. Mrs.
Parker will visit relatives in Iowa for a
few weeks before her return. She is now
slowly regaining her health and strength.
A man who will take $3.50 back pen
sion from Uncle Sam and then skip the
country without settling for his home
paper Is unworthy Of any such govern
ment favor. That is what Fred Dreves
did.
James Darlington if the latest to skip
the country without calling at this Office
to settle with the captain. By the way,
800 wouldn't make good losses Of this
kind for the past year. The Arkansas
editor who said that when one quire Of
paper got out two editions he begun to
make money, must have met with an
experience OF this nature.
An exchange says: How dear to m
heart is the old yellow pumpkin, when
orchards are barren of stufin' for pies;
when peaches and apples have both been
a failure and berries Of no kind have
greeted the eyes. How fondly we turn
to the fruit Of the corn field, the fruit
that our children are taught to despise.
The old yellow pumpkin, the mud COW
cred pumpkin, the big bellied pumpkin
that makes such good pies.
Real Estate Transfers.
fCompiled for the GRAPHIC by Carp enter &
Farrell. abstscters. Cham berlain.]
G. c. Mckenzie to Vim Falcon
QCD; NWk 27-1O3-71......$ Is 90
AnumT 7. Brake to Milton Will
coz y D, sWA ss-loa-7o.... 1900 90
John S, Freeman, to Henry
Gushing, w D. NE115 1885,
CHARLES ". Hardy to N. S. wv ~
Hardy, W D, lot Is, blk z.
town Of Kimball .......... 1000 90
Mary E. Geifin to A. G. Collins,
WD. VIZ SEA & EA SW1
1-1O2-67 1000 IN
Slocum Nichols to Laura A.
Nichols, W D, NW4 31-1O3
Sc. 800 90
NJ; s. Hardy to II. 8. Conger, W