The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-09-03
AUTUMN LEAVES.

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AUTUMN LEAVES.
Some men invest their money
Some stow it in the banks,
But 1 have found a safer place:
i bet on Nancy Hanks!
Sir William Ric hards.
September 3.
Splendid corn weather.
The schools begin next Monday.
Ben, Bertha and the baby are here.
A drizzling rain fell all day Monday.
Court convenes at Chamberlain Mon
day.
A fence is being built around two sides
OF the school grounds to stop the driving
across it.
A slight drizzling rain fell again this
morning.
Billy Meierstein is the proud papa OF
a baby boy.
F. A. Craft was here for short time
Wednesday.
C. S. Blodgctt returned from his Iowa
trip Wednesday.
Regular meeting OF the city council
Monday evening.
Treasurer House and Auditor Ryan
were here Saturday.
The new sidewalk is going down Oh
South Main street.
The commissioners met Thursday to
make the tax levy.
Miss Lizzie Hilton returned from the
east Thursday evening.
George Packard has gone to Mitchell
to work in drug store.
Miss Richards and Miss Stewart visited
in Mitchell the first of the week.
A. L. Manson has been laying $50 feet
of sidewalk for C. r. Imam this week.
w. C. Morris went to Chamberlain
Wednesday to prove up or his tree claim
1t is generally the man with the red
dest nose who can least afford the cost
The Kinselia BOYS have been cleaning
and renovating the school building this
week.
Miss Bertha Wentzy will teach al
y,ot i,,I nj,
house.
E. B. Taft will send all his trotters
from Sionx Falls to the Scotland fail
next week.
A daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Wal
lace arrived with the excursionists Tues
day night.
Edward Brenne left yesterday morn
lag for Chicago to buy his fall ani
winter stock.
A harvest excursion train arrived
Tuesday night, bringing lasge number
to this point.
J.B, Long and Anna left Thursday
morning for Mason City, Iowa, for {
weeks visit.
Ole papers i'll any quantity desired
can always be obtained at this Office nj
almost your own price.
W. i. Kyle went down to Chamber
lain Wednesday evening to assist at thu
musical MT the opera-house.
There are three candidates for the Re
publican nomination for Supt. Of schools
-Lawless, Pettitt and Braarley.
Mrs. l.. A. Foote and children cxpec
to leave for Polsdam, N. Y, the first OF
next week for a few weeks visit.
Two horses now .haye a record bette
than Sunol. Martha Wilkes trotted ,
mile at Independence Thursday in 2:O1
The parents Of pair of Boston twin
named one Simnl and the other Taneous
because they were born at the sam,
time.
Our old friend, John B Elwood. arrive,
with the many other excursionists Wed
ncsday night and is as happy and hal
as ever.
A dance will take place at the opera
house Monday evening. large numbe
of young people are expected from Cham
berlain.
Mrs. F. Z. Miller and daughter an,
Mrs. c. r. .Tinan expect to leave mex
week for their annual visit to Shenau
doah. Iowa.
NJ. E. Burgess went through Thursda.
| night on his way back from neadwoot
where he was witness in cattl
stealing case.
L. d. Bardin will have to build ano!l
er addition to his store or there will nc
be standing room in side il the good
continue to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beebe drove Q
Chamberlain Wednesday. Mr.. Beeb
took part in musicale at the opera
house that evening.
| DR.. Wood arrived this week from tri
OF several months. When asked wher
he mad been, said it was easier to sd
where he hadn'tbcen.
| At Chamberlain, Wednesday, Mrs. Gee
Mathews of Armour received dispatc
that baby girl had been born to ID
and Mrs. Hollinger, Alabama.
Jacob Hines, who sold out everythin!
but his farm a few years since and lef
arrived this week and says he missed
and is going to stay here now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brenne droy
down to Chamberlain Saturday all
spent Sunday there, diving over the ne
pontoon bridge onto tile island.
Eugene Wentzy left Thursday morl
ing for Iowa, his objective point bein
France. He said he did not kno'
whether he would return to this countr
or not.
The Castalia Republican is authorit
for the statement HAT ATTORNEY Ellis hS