The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-11-12

Inc ships return over tho sea,
And the child returns to it's fathers door.
And the cattle wind nome from the lea,
1he leaves return with the sprin & time boom.
And tho light returns wth the day,
nut the cash the candidate spent on his boom
1sgone forever and aye,
Yesterday was a beautiful day.
Sylvan Winter came up from Cham
berlain Yesterday.
A Kickapoo Medicine company is
headed this way.
The Democrats ought to enjoy their
Thanksgiving turkey.
"Dad" Robinson can fix you out with
o winter suit or overcoat.
The commissioners met yesterday to
canvass the vote OF the county.
Before you buy a fur coat look at the
nice line carried by Mathies s. Storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Whitbeck opened
their new house to company Wednesday
evening.
Sylvan Winter, the plucky and rustling
committeeman Of this county. won $3.50
on Cleveland.
Mrs. Edward Pomeroy and son, who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A..
G. Whitbeek, left for Iowa yesterday.
The Catholic Society of Kimball will
give a social dance and supper in the
opera-houe on Thanksgiving night, the
oath inst.
The GRAPHIC comedies the legislative
ticket and auditor to the Republicans,
but the vote is so close that it will take
the official count to decide it.
About as SANDY" a bet as any we know
Of was one by Fred Warner. He bet his
$500 stallion %Fearnaught againts 800
that Grover would get there.
A considerable amount Of early cleo
ton news will be found on the FIRST page
of the GRAPHIC. The latest and more
correct returns are summed up on u
editorial page.
The Chicago Lady Quartette gave a
concert here Wednesday evening. The
company is first class and the girls are
lovely singers, but the soprano singers
are not as good as those here last year.
Neither is the el0cutionist the equal of
Miss Cope.
We had a taste of genuine winter
weather Sunday and Monday. The
r,oupa froyo oovorol ;uobo, In ,I,nth aud
the artesian lake was completely frozen
over. 1t turned warmer Tuesday and at
this writing we are enjoying Indian
Summer weather again.
During the Republican blowout four
years ago tonight Edward Brenne OPEN
ed a barrel of apples and told the boys
to "pitch in," which they did, you bet.
Ed. hasn't opened a barrel this year, but
he grins like a true philosopher over the
result. just the same,
A Western paper remarked the other
day: eve have no doubt that our read
ers will agree with us when we say that
We ought to have cheaper gas" and the
editor was very much surprised the next
day when he received a note signed
"Many Readers" as follows: "Then why
in Sam Hill don't you put down the
price of your paper"
l.. A. Foote says that he will tender
his resignation to the council tonight
as mayor OF Kimball, his cleo tion to the
legislature requiring it. Mr.. Foote has
made an excellent mayor, and the
GRAPHIC regrets that lie will not con-
tinue to hold the Office. His resignation
will require q special election to fill the
vacancy.
Page Guthrie, the artesian we'll con-
tractor, has decided to quit the artesian
well business in Brule county. His
machinery is now loaded ready for ship
ment to Wyoming. Mr.. Guthrie has
successfully completed three wells in
the county and the GRAPHIC regrets that
he is to go elsewhere. But lie says that
he can make no money in sinking wells
in this county for S2a foot, with coaland
casing furnished.
Every time a dealer takes a handful of
cigars from o box and spreads them out
on top Of the show case for a purchaser
to select from he violates one of the
most stringent laws OF the United States.
The internal revenue law has a rigid
provision to the effect that q retailer
must not take cigars from the box after
1t has been packed and stamped. He
should always hand out the box to his
customer and let them select from it.
Some OF the Republicans have short
memories. In this issue will he found
some extracts from the GRAPHIC Of Nov.
IL. 1883. Read them, gentlemen, and
then don't get hot about a little red paint,
why, the GRAPHIC worked an hour to get
q rooster of from n OF lis office WIN
doWs four years ago. and it grinned
more than he swore, too. The GRAPHIC
doesn't condone daubing paint on doors
and buildings. but q little red paint on
walks and doorsills wont hurt anybody.
When L. A. Foote was nominated for
mayor by C.S. Blodgett the former held
the Office of alderman. Mr.. Blodgett
offered, In case Mr.. Foote was elected. TO
pay the expense OF a special election to
fill the acanc In the council, which he
did we understand. like a man. Well.
now. il Mr.. Fo0te resigns the Office Of
mayor, as he says he will tonight, the
GRAPHIC hopes no mi will be mean
enough to ask Charley to pay for the
special election to secure another mayor.
lie has done the square thing once; don't
ride q free horse to death.
H~usineaa, Now.
TheelectiOn is over and the publisher
Of the GRAPHIC will now be found in
his Office at all hours Of the day attend
ing strictly to the business Of the GRAPH
Ic and not that OF any political party.
| And this reminds us that all naraons