The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-10-24


Brule county next election. Send In
your figures.
AUTUMN LEAVES.
Vote for Huron.
Work for Huron.
The weather is perfect.
Keep your eye IN the Independents.
Don't be stuffed with Pierre visionary
suggestions.
The delinquent tax sale takes place a
week from Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Curtiss is visiting with rel
atiyes at Waterloo, la.
A dangerous counterfeit 50 silver GER
tifcate is in circulation.
The Republican central committee
meets at Pukwana Tuesday.
1t is reported. that DR.. Hollinger is
locking up another location.
Thsre is nothing like running for
Office to'set your eyes opened.
Mrs. Z. c. Bartlett, of Dubuque, Iowa,
Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Lyon.
William Bregas is at Lincoln, Neb.,
where his family viii. shortly join him.
Prof. A. s. Foreman is taking a course
in the Zanerian Art College, Columbus,
Ohio.
In many places where Judge Trip
speaks people are turned away for want
OF room.
Levi Wait is getting out the Gam
Valley Chief while Alexander is off to
Washington.
DR.. P. j. Wood, of Chamberlain. will
occupy DR.. Hollinger's Office during the
latter's absence.
An ex-newspaper publisher said the
only person he could getto take his pa
per was the sheriff.
He. Smith says the Independents will
elect their entire county ticket, and he
wont come down a cat.
d. G. West, the Dawson county farme",
will ship 1900 bushels Of pop corn to
Boston again this year.
Mr.. Lester Miller and Miss Kate Miller
were guests of Miss Pearl Sedgwick in
Chamberlain over Sunday.
R. S. Southgate says to take out his
"mules for sale" ad. One is dead and
they can't catch the other.
Bridgewater is worried over its water
supply. Wants an artesian well but dis
likes to put up SO much money.
0. NJ. Matson will make another short
visit to Plankinton ana then remain per-
manently at his Kimbcu gallery.
Mr.. WIG. Colvin arrived Tuesday eve
ming to accompany his wife and baby
back to Huron. They left Thursday
morning.
Hon. Maris Taylor, Democratic candi-
date for governor, will be here with Hon.
Bartlett Trip N Saturday afternoon of
next week.
There will be no services at the Cath
Ole church Sunday, Nov. 2, but there
will be services as usual on the follow
ing Sunday.
Bardin & Co. have lately added a $500
stock of 5 and 10 cent goods to their store
and the tables are attracting lots of trade
aud attention.
The Kimball hunters returned from
their hunting trip to Lake Andes a week
ago to-day a disguised quartette. They
didn't kill enough ducks to fill a quart
can.
Bear i'll mind that Judge Trip will
speak in Kimball next week Saturday
afternoon. Maris Taylor, the Democratic
candidate for governor, will also be pres
ent.
Candidates will please leave their or
ders for stickers, tickets and cards as
early as possible and avoid the rush. The
GRAPHIC will be pleased to execute all
orders promptly.
Chas. lelenka bought the Percy build
ing next to the opera-house at a chattel
mortgage sale for 1926. He will move it
this week to the vacant lot next to
Greene's warehouse.
The doctor who cuts a man open after
death and tells what is the matter with
him has the advantage of the doctor who
is compelled to guess what is the matter
with him before death.
Owing to the bad weather, but q small
company was present at the social on
Friday. Among the pounds" left at the
parsonage was a pound Of silver dollars
contributed by citizens.
A young woman sent to a newspaper
poem entitled 81 Cannot Make Hin
Smile" The editor ventured to express
an opinion that she would have sue.
ceeded had she shown him the poem.
Hon. W. Y. Quigley, democratic candi
date for congress, addressed a good sizet
audience at the opera-house Tuesday
evening. He is a very fluent and effect
i've speaker. Hon. w. A. Buxton was un,
able to be here from illness.
Foster says that winter will not set il
until late in December, but that it viii
make up for lost time with some Of tn,
worst storms ever known, followed by de
strnctive tornadoes in the spring.
Never let go a certainty for an uncer
tainty. Huron is the most convenient
place for the capital now, and there ar,
more weighty reasons to believe that i
will always be than that Pierre will b.
sometime within the next fifty years, a
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