The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-10-17
AUTUMN LEAVES.

AUTUMN LEAVES.
NJ. Reed left for the East Tuesday.
Don't forget the social Friday night.
Say, have you bought those sheep yetp
III. Milliron has been at Sioux Falls
this week.
Wanted-A new mich COW. Enquire
at this Office.
Miss Gertrude Nugen returned home
Tuesday evening.
Go and spend q pleasant evening at
the n. E. church Friday.
Dr.. Frederick Scott is busy with his
semi-annual house cleaning.
Register Stevens was up Saturday to
see the fun at the rae track.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. G. Boyce took In the
closing days Of the corn palace.
DR.. l. G. Hollinger left Wednesday for
Chicago to have his eyes treated.
Deputy Postmaster McKittrick has been
away to Chicago the past week.
The race between Reed and Ben Rutler
Is of-each withdrew their forfeit.
Go slow and learn to peddle. Don't
start in with too many sheep at first.
Bob Somers was up from Chamberlain
Saturday to see Ed. Taft get scooped.
A slow ~drizzling rain fell for two days
and nights, commencing Friday night
John R. Gamble addressed q politi-
cal meeting at the opera-house Wednes-
day afternoon.
1t looks as though the GRAPHIc's ad-
vice to buy a few sheep was being pretty
generally followed.
By an ordinance published in to-day's
GRAPHIC, 1t will be seen that the council
has raised the Temperance saloon" Ii
cense toiS3OO a year.
Hon. Bartlett Trip will speak at the
o%pera-house Saturday afternoon, Nov. 1.
Remember the date.
Robert Barr is to look after j. N. Bar
KEGS business while the latter is absent
to Nebraska after sheep.
Messrs. Burgess, Dams, Beebe and jeff
erson started Sunday morning for a few
days hunt at Lake Andes.
The money men and the sheep men in
South Dakota are getting together.
| Much good will come from it.
Candidates can get their cards or tick
cts printed at the GRAPHIC office in the
highest style Of art and at bottom prices
A stock company has been formed in
Chas. Mix county for the purpose of sink
ing an experimental artesian we'll near
Edgerton.
j. "A. Glass has moved his barber shop
to the building once occupied by D. ".
Butler-in the rear of Butler, Weeks
and WANTS Office.
The Mckinley bill admits bladders
free. The high tariff fellows will want
lots Of them to hold them up when the
western farmers gets after them.
A pound social will be held at the NJ.
E. church Friday evening. The pounds
are to be left at the parsonage, the coffee
and cake being served at the church.
Pat Qnirk bought the Blue Front Build
ing opposite the Dakopolis Of Il. NJ.
Wheeler last week and will move his
shop thereto. Mr.. Wheeler takes Pats
farm.
Armour has let the contract for an
artesian we'll to Swan & Co, Andover. this
state. for 81 per foot, first 500 feet and
81 for each additional foot, we'll to be
cased with s inch pipe.
Hon. w. Y. Quigley and w. A. Buxton,
Democratic candidates for congress and
superintendent of public instruction re.
spectiyely, will speak at the opera-house
next Tuesday eyening-Pukwana, next
evening.
The postofice authorities do not recog.
nize any such place As Dakota or Dakota
Territory. Letters should be addressed to
either North Dakota or South Dakota OF
they are liable to bring up in the dead
letter Office.
A carload OF potatoes from McGregor
Iowa, was retailed from the car Tue sday
for 81 per bushel. Two years ago this
fall carload after carload of potatoes
were shipped from this point East.
A prominent Kimball firm, which, BY
the way, is a constant advertiser in the
GRAPHIC informed us a few days since
that its business last month was $1,1O(
better than for the same month las,
year. Another firm accidentally yolun'
tered the information that its business
last month also showed q satisfactory in
crease last over the corresponding
month last year. This firm is also. a lib
eral patron Of the GRAPHIc's advertising
columns. Other similar cases could b,
cited, Of course, by instituting proper in