The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-11-05

On schedule time are here,
YOU MUST NOT SCRATCH THE NEW
BALLOT. Simply mark an X at the left
Oh each mar YOU desire to vote for.
Ieily0u all about it next week.
Democrats. do your duty next Tuesday.
Watch for the GRAPHic's ROSTERS next
week.
Go to the polls early. Better be early
than sorry.
ia. Glass has a heating stove and a
cook stove for sale cheap.
Albert Doughty is visiting relatives in
Illinois. Left last Friday.
Mon reaps what he sows and woman
sometimes rips wlatsh sews.
The Chicago Lady Quartette at the
o%pera-house next Thursday evening.
1t will require rs tons of paper to
print the ballots for New York city.
The Mitchell Kennel association held a
coursing meet Wednesday and Thursday.
A misty rain fell Monday and Tuesday
and the roads have been heavy all the
week.
Someone left some silver spoons at the
Sons OF Veterans social last Friday night.
I. Pattee has them.
Miss Gale Boyd has returned to Kimball
from White Lake, and has opened up a
'tress making shop on Main street.
We were pleased to receive a call Mon
dav from our old acquaintance, George
schlegel, Of Dubuque, Iowa. who was
making a flying Wis t to his farm.
William Kinsella will make a commits
sioner who will give as good satisfaction
to the townships outside of kimball in
this district as he will to Kimball.
All who were fortunate enough to hear
the Chicago Lady Quartette when here
last year will want to hear them again
and take their friends with them.
CT. Miller's pony, Gypsy, beat l.. Col
wins horse at a race in Castalia Satur-
day. The race was a half mile dash, and
the little filly beat the horse over ECO
feet.
A pleasant surprise party was given
hessls 6. ". E. Finch and A. R. Thomas
at the formers home on Friday evening,
the occasion being the birthdays Of the
two gentlemen.
The Republicans have been sending
kegs Of beer to he Bohemians in the
southwest part the county. The b.
hemians are no fools, to be caught with
Il few glasses OF beer.
Read carefully the instructions to
voters published in this issue. and when
you enter the polling place read the
printed instructions posted therein be-
fore attempting to vote.
The remova. Of the duty on sugar and
the corresponding reduction in price is a
convincing argumat to the mass of the
people that the tariff is a tax that all the
Republican sopnistry cannot explain
away.
The farmers of South Dakota who are
selling wheat at 46 cents a bnshel and at
u price fixed be the free trade market of
England ought to know whether they
want IT, contribute further to the earn
ings OF eastern manufacturers.
4 nnliffno1 yx,crlyoy ,x,y,o oooI,, - hottie
a voter is entitled to no consideration
whatever when said voter comes to mark
his ballot. This is why so many of our
Republican friends will next Wednes-
day be humming.
"Oh what a difference in the morning."
Joseph Sikhart, is one OF the brightest
and hest educated of our population of
foreign parentage, and his nomination
for county auditor was a fitting recogni-
ton of this element of our citizens. He
has served acceptably two terms as county
assessor and will make a splendid county
auditor.
Parkston A~dvance:-Chet Dixie and a
negro, travelling as a troop gave the
rankest exhibition in the Opera-house
here Monday night ever witnessed by
u people. They were both full and
yet posed, OF rather Dixie did AZ Lester
Keely's graduate. Other towns should
give them a wide berth.
The Western Union has made a new
rule in regard to counting the number
OF words in a dispatch. Heretofore each
figure has been counted as one word.
For instance, q was 10. merry counted
two words. Hereafter each figure counts
as one-third Of a word. An interroga-
ton point is one word.
The g. o. p. papers are now having
much to say about wildcat money and
banks, and trying to make it appear that
it interests the working people. Don't
worry, gentlemen. The greatest trouble
with the masses is that they can get
hold Of nothing to point to any sort Of a
| bank.
The GRAPHIC won't say vote early and
often, because that il a chestnut But
it will say that voters should make it a
point o go to the polls early. Voting un-
der the new law is a tedious process and
many will require the full five minutes
required by law. II a half a dozen
voters should come in during the last
fifteen minutes n can easily imagine
that some would be left.
Judge Brown and District Attorney
Porter addressed anice audience at the
opera honse Monday evening. The in
clemency OF the weather kept the people
from the country at home and many in