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

AUTUMN A Y
Come to the races Saturday.
Have you a suitable fire breakP
The commissioners are in session.
Cash paid for potatoes at this office.
As before remarked, buy a few sheep.
Mrs. McNinch departed Monday morn
ing.
DR.. Milllron will be away for a few
days.
No two papers seem to set the tax list
alike.
Bardin is out with a new advertise
ment.
Kimball is the convention city Of the
county.
]. P. Beebe was a visitor to Mitchell
Monday.
1t rained Tuesday nj yht enough to lay
the dust.
The Catholic school in White Lake has
81 pupils.
E. B. Taft was up from Chamberlain
Saturday.
Capt. S. R. Nugen has purchased the
Pope farm.
Vim. Kinsella contemplates removing
to Dubuque.
The GRAPHIC predicts an early and
hard winter.
J. S. Barnes and Chas. Gobier have in
vested in 400 sheep.
Ward is making balloon a~scensions in
Sioux City this week.
E. B. Taft has sold "Modesty" to a
Hampton, Iowa, man.
The Pukwana school house was set on
fire one night last week.
Call at the GRAPHIC Office when you
want to make your final proof.
The council met Monday evening and
adjourned for want Of q quorum.
Capt. Nugen has moved the Pope house
on to lots near the school house.
Attorney Mckay goes duck hunting
and uses his boys for retrievers.
Song service at the NJ. E. church next
Sunday, ut the usual church hour.
Woonsocket narrowly escaped serious
damage from a prairie fire Saturday.
DR.. s. s. Cox, Of Lorain, Ohio, was reg
istered at the Kimball House Saturday.
Truman Pattee returned Sioux City on
Sunday where he went witha lot of cows.
Miss Gertrude Nugen went to Sioux
City last week for a two-weeks visit.
Aprairie fire in the west part Of the
county Monday night did considerable
damage.
Letcher's artesian well clogged with
mud last week and stopped flowing for
a while.
The conventions have all been held
and now, as the play says, egad, the
game begins.
DR.. Duncan, OF Chamberlain. has been
elected president Of the state enforce
ment league.
The delinquent tax list is being pub
lished in the Chamberlain Register.
Better look itup.
Judge Roberts went to Chamberlain on
official business Monday. Mrs. Roberts
accompanied him.
i'm. Barkee goes to Nebraska next
week after 500 sheep. He will let them
out to farmers on shares:
Quite a number Of west end Republic
cans were in town Saturday watching
the Democratic convention.
The first point in a horse is his feet.
The first point in a steer is his back. The
first point in q COW is her udder.
After a boy has worn a pair of new
shoes a day. one can readily believe
There's nothing new under the son"
G. L. Plummer and family expect to
move into town next week. They will
occupy the Cushing house on Second st.
In one place or another in to-day's
GRAPHIC will be found the three county
tickets in full. The GRAPHIC is a news
paper.
The school township boards throughout
the state are lowering the tax levy to
meet the assessment raised by the state
board.
Caucus at the engine house Saturday
to elect three delegates to the irri-
CATION convention In Chamberlain next
Tuesday.
d. w. Butler and Ben Butler returned
from Sioux City Wednesday, bringing
back most Of the horses they took. They
sold but five.
The most interesting trotting race thai
has ever taken place in the county, with
possibly one exception, comes off in Kim
ball Saturday.
The seventeenth convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association fol
Minnesota and the Dakotas meets a
Sioux Falls Oct. 22-26.
South Dakota has always been famous
for Its remarkably delightful autumns
This year seems to be an exception. Dry
windy and dusty beyond endurance.
Mitchell Republican,. H. DePello
formerly a resident of Mitchell, but nov
of Sioux City, is employed again on th'
Milwaukee line and runs into Mitchell.
Louisiana has a magnificent display a
the Sioux City corn palace, including 1
full-grown, live alligator. The display
Of course, is to attract northern people tx