The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-11-19
AUTUMN LEAVES.

- VIC oPeId-nOuSe THANKSGIVING
night.
Richards & .yrne shipped two cars 0
hogs Thursday. I.
A. W. Hanncman has q very sore hand
caused by a silver.
Albert Doughty retured from his H.
limos trip last week.
Mrs. G. r. Owen of Chamberlain was
the guest OF MIS-. d. E. Robinson We'd
nesday.
say, my Republican friend, hunt IN a
lose vest and prepare for that Thanks
giving dinner.
Edward Brenne wants to buy a small
house to move on TO his farm 215 miles
west Of town.
L. Wait arrived Wednesday and will
again be a resident of Brule county. We
are glad so see him back.
Major w. W.. Anderson went through
yesterday morning for Washington, D. G.
where his family resides.
The S%tudenbaker Wagon Co, sent the
GRAPHIC a copy Of a new song Richard
and His Sweetheart Nell.
The off cial table showing the result Of
the election in this county cannot be
published until next week.
AIR. AMI Mrs. Bowles, of Parker, are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Thomas.
MIR. Bowles is the father of Mrs. Thomas.
Mitchell is disappointed over the new
depot to be built by the Milwaukee.
The structure will be a frame building.
Jas. Byrne left Thursday for Clear
Lake, Iowa, with a car of stock hogs.
He expects to bring back a car or two of
sheep.
Vegetables of all kinds are three times
higher in price in Chicago this year
than last. The vegetable crop was very
poor all over the United States.
w. g. Richards has just bought a pair
Of thoroughbred greyhound pups, paying
a big price for them. They have pedi-
grces longer than the moral law.
Rev. Mr.. Armstrong was obliged to
give up his charge of the Presbyterian
church here, owing to poor health, and
return to the east. He left this week.
Mitchell is figuring with a Pennsyl-
vania contractor for another artesian
well. Miles, who is sinking the Aurora
county wells, would not take the contract.
Page Guthrie left Monday for Casper,
Wyoming. near which place he bore for
oil. He gets 5000 for each we'll and q
share in the we'll, and part of the
material furnished.
Commissioner Siddons says that Mr.,
Miles, who is sinking wells in Aurora
county, wants to take the contract for a
we'll in this county and that he will
probably be engaged.
Democrats should be on hand for the
big ratification meeting at Chamberlain
next Tuesday afternoon and evening.
The boys down there are making great
preparations for a 6ne time.
The fellows down at Chamberlain who
issued the calamity circulars on the eve
OF election are reminded that a large
part of the warrants issued by the com
missioners at their session last week sold
Tor 9S1s cents on the dollar.
Chamberlain Register:-Miss May Sim
clair, who has been spending tile sum
mer with Mrs. Barnes, departed yester-
day morning for her hone in Ohio. Miss
Sinclair made many friends here in
Chamberlain who regret her departure.
A jack-rab.it came in from the coun-
try thls morning for a stroll on Main
street, but as soon as w. G. Richards pack
OF hounds caught sight of him he lit out
for North DAKOTA. The dogs caught him
on the north side inc few minutes run,
Sioux City Tribune:-The ordinary
postosice appointment damages the
party making it and the question with
practical politicians is: Which appoint
pant will do the lesst damage? Very
f applicants ever think Of the party
yhis Say.
To Pay an election let 4 Michigan
.epublican, Who is a doctor by profes-
SiOR, marched next the band in q Demo
cratic parade carrying a banner bearing
the following inscription: "The tariff is
. taE. I am a Republican, but l pulled
the wrong teoth."
From the Sioux Falls Argus we learn
that the maddest a IN seven states is
the owner Of the Brookings Register
He has been Offering all the fall to send
his paper for TWENTY-FIVE cents until
Republican president il elected. Those
who took him up apparently have a Lie
contract.
Chicago wanted S5,OOay0OO from con
gress for worlds fair purposes and Rot
just half that amount. In order to make
the deficiency good Chicago asked that
100000 souvenir half-doilar coins b.
struck Oh. These are to be sold Tor 31,N
each. The Milwaukee company ha.
orders to its agents to receive orders fol
these coins. II you want one call OF
Agent Finch at the station.
We can count up In two or three town,
ships enough Democrats who failed to <,
to the polls and vote and others who un-
properly marked their ballots to hav,
elected both Democratic representative
and the county auditor. Every ef1or
that human foresight could foresee was
made to get every Democrat to the polls
and nothing vas left undone in the wa,
Of instructions as to marking tn,
ballots. There are some men, however
who will not take the trouble to inform
themselves, and others think n vote O
no particular account. The neglect o
these few men cost the Democratic part,
OF Brule county three important officer
Probably no one regrets the mishap nov
more than theydo themselves. We hop,
80, at least.
The Pierre Free Press has a pretty goa,
,idea al the situation NJ afPafrs. tn no,