The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-09-17
AUTUMN LEAVES.

Another piano tuner in town.
West, the painter. went to Sioux City
Sunday.
The Dakopolis Hotel is being painted a
bright red.
George Bloeser is here. Came Thurs
day night.
]. +. Conant was here from Mitchell
last Saturday.
Charley Troellcr was up from Puk-
wana Sunday.
VIII. McKittrick was here from Cham.
berlain Tuesday.
Sam Stennerson returned from Cali.
fornia Tuesday.
Z. P. Ochsner went to Sioux City Wed.
nesday morning.
Chas. Osborne and Col. Hamilton were
at the state fair.
w. I. Drips and family have gone tc
Illinois for trip.
L. A. Foote speaks for tho Republicans
in Pulswana tonight.
Rev. Mr.. Colony leaves for Nebraski
the first of the week.
Richards Il Byrne shipped two car
loads of hogs Thursday,
A. d. Jones arrived with party O.
land seekers Tuesday night.
&C. Hewling and daughter went t,
Sioux Falls Sunday morning.
Geo. w. James is improving his stor,
front with fresh coat of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wymer left Sun
day morning for visit in Iowa.
The statement OF the Case & Withheld
bank will be found in this issue.
Mrs. c. S. Blodgett and Arthur return
ed from their eastern trip last night.
George Cheyalicr returned to the state
deaf mute school in Sioux Falls Tues
day.
G. S. Blodgett enjoyed a visit from hi
brother Joseph OF Marlborough, N. H., th'
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Dains spent Sunda.
in Chamberlain, the guest of MIR. ant
Mrs. NJ. L. Burgess.
w. Il. Curtiss is stamping the stat,
for the Independents. He spoke al
Montrose Tuesday night.
A slight frost one night this week, but
it did no harm in this vicinity. Toward
Mitchell it caught some corn.
Aaron Doty has purchased the Thorn
dyke property of w. II. Wyant. He viii
move his family 10 town soon.
Afarlner in Minnehahs county ha
chartered train of twelve cars to hau
his grain to an eastern market.
L. B. TAFT is at small town south O
Sanborn. Iowa, with his trotters tlli
week Next week he will be at Sanborn
A new harness shop has been opene.
il the Reed building. Messrs. Cole ant
Robinson of Sioux City are the pro
priet0rs.
Sir. and Mrs. Geo. Wymer, Sd. sny
der, l. A. Weeks and G. r. Tinan have
been visiting the state fair at Siou!
Falls.
The Cnstaiia fair opens Oct. 5. 1t i
proposed to havea political meeting OF
each Of the three days, managed by eacl
OF the three parties.
A yellow tea social will lie held at til
Presbyterian church Friday evening
Sept. %. Refreshments 10 cents. All
are cordially invited,
Sc. Wilson Of Bijou Hills, this count,
informs us lie has few hundred choic
eve sheep for sale. He would be please
toanswer any inquiries.
Avery McATullen came up from Cham
berlain Monday and opened saloon il
the building adjoining the Dakopoli
The elephant stepped on him Wedpesda,
The Forbes brothers have moved thei
building adjoining Barkee's on Mai
street out on their farm where they will
fit it up for broom factory. They ha,
a very nice crop of broom corn.
| A t1ock Of Shropshire rams belongin
to StearDs & Hulet of Huron are hel
being offered for sale. d. H. Henry WI
up yesterday and bought q dozen
them. The prices range from $35 to 81
The Democrats hold their county col
vention on Thursday, the Goth. The Ii
dependents hold theirs on Saturday, Oc
8. Both will be held in Kimball. I'll
official calls will be found in this issu
T. w. Hobart, who was in the painti n
business here up to o year or so ago,
in the market garden business ne,
Sioux Falls. He had big display 8
the fair and took over $50 in premium
Professor Ward, the balloonist, W,
badly injured at Cresco two weeks ag
by the brenking of rope attached to u
parachute Of his balloon. He fell abo1
forty feet to the ground, but was fortu
ately not killed and had 10 bones broke
The new folding postal card will be 5
by 80 inches and will fold in the cente
presenting four surfaces. The outsi,
for the address, The inside for the me
sage. The card is perforated at the TO
SO that the recipient can tear off on
half and answer on the other.
The Plankinton Standard got out
very nice grain palace edition, contain
ing a general write up of the surroun,
ing country and illustrated. The Plan
inton postmaster held it for postag
claiming it was strictly adyertisin
matter. II that postmaster was Dem
crat the Standard would fuirly stir
with venom.
NJ. H. IN