The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-09-23
TIE schools opened Monday.

1he nights are decidedly cool.
Armour and Plankinton now have city
scales.
Mrs. l.. D. Bardin and Miss Ada re-
turned Monday evening.
Castalia fair the Goth, 9th and 2sth
Races last two days.
Is a gold standard mans vehicle nec-
essarily q gold-buggy2
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ruth came in on
Tuesday evenings train.
Herb Potter has gone to Chicago and
will winter in Los Angeles.
Editor Powers Of the Pukwana Press
left for the worlds fair Thursday morn
ing.
A Bi-Metallic league has been organ
lied at Lake Preston with a membership
of SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Dams spent Sunday
In Chamberlain, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burgess.
Mrs. d. E. Robinson returned from her
long visit to Chicago and other points
Saturday.
One of the wonders of the horse world
this season is a three-gear-old PAGER call
ed Free Coinage.
The GRAPHIC is q good paper to adver-
tise in. Those who do not take it reg
ularly borrow it and everybody reads it.
As has heretofore been remarked
newspapers may come and newspapers
may go, but the GRAPHIC goes on forever.
Mr.. Boulton of Cedar Lake, Iowa, is
here this week buying feeders from w.
G. Richards.
About seven thousand million old ek-
changes for sale at this Office awfully
cheap. Bring in a dime.
Esmay, the painter, left Tuesday for
an inspection of his claim on the res
%ervation, 80 miles west Of the river.
Miss Ida, daughter Of John Colvin, was
married in Mitchell Monday to George B.
Marvin, proprietor of the Mitchell steam
laundry.
Gen. Miles, commander of the Depart
ment of the Missouri, accompanied by
two Of his staff, was hunting in Douglas
county last week.
Something over $4,000 is the amount
appropriated to keep the municipal
wheels of Mitchell properly creased for
the current year.
Nick Boesen, one of the origsnal set
tiers of Plummer township, returned
Yesterday from Washington state and
will stay here now.
g. L. Plummer left for Minnesota
Thursday morning. While here he sold
his building to T. Pattee and Ed Jeffer.
son, the present ~lcssees.
Now comes the season Of the year when
most farmers dispose Of the grain and
square up every debt they 1--WE except
that tc the newspapers.
Six hundred head Of steers belonging
to j. +. James Of Armour passed through
town yesterday en- route to Yankton
county from the reservation.
]. C. Dawson, a Chas Mix farmer, be.
lieves that the improved Chester hog is
the critter for this country and is getting
more Of this stock from Ohio.
c. S. Blodgett will be in the coal bus
mess this year as big as ever and is
already supplying the market with tho
best Of grades at bottom prices.
1t is estimated that $50 cars of grapes
will be shipped out of Council Bluffs this
year. The grapes recently or the Kim
ball market came from Council Bluffs.
The proposition to extend the world,
fair until Jan. LIST or for q less tim
meets with little favor and it is probabl,
that the big show will close in five weeks
The Presbyterian church new paste,
is the Rev. La Theo lobe Of Missouri. H,
occupied the pulpit Sunday and left tn
first Of the week to escort his family t,
this field.
The trial of Schroeder and Phelp.
charged with the murder Of Matt Matson
begins in Oacoma Monday. The defend
ants attorneys will fight hard for
charge Of venue.
7John Hasley--familiarly called dutch
has been promoted TO the Runnin,
Water branch and Homer Samson is nov
In charge of the way freight. Clutch
was very popular out this way.
With eastern states reporting a short
age Of grass supply and Iowa farmer
feeding grain and hay to stock for week
back, the hundreds Of hay stacks in tn
country around Kimball lock good.
j. E. Boyle 6 Co. have just complete
a very handsome light driving, singl
strap, rubber trimmed, double harnes
for G. R. Tinan, which Mr.. Boyle take
just pride in showing to horsemen here
abouts.
The sudden rise in wheat last wee
ceoi gON VAO kluAA ~ A1Ou1 tu6 CUuLltIN
Bright and early Monday morning tear
after team came into town pulling heav
loads of the grain and there has been n
let up all the week.
All Of the $4,000. but $4OO taken b
the Mineral Range train robbers in Miet
lgan has been recovered and nearly al
OF the gang are in custody. no clew ye
to the gang that held up the Lake Shor
train in Indiana.
Pattee got in the first oysters OF til
season Wednesday. As the poet says:
The oyster cannot sing a note,
Ia everybody knows,
An yt he is, by gin'ral vote,
The fines birdthet grows.
There are hundreds of differentpicture
Of Nancy Hanks and no two alike. TIL
last Harper's Weekly contains q pilot
engraving of the famous mases also on
of Directum. Both pictures are. O
conrsA. M perfect AZ nhOfopranha en-,