The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-11-11
NOVEMBER TlDlNos.
From Maine to San Francisco
There soon will rise a roar
For countless threats steutorian
Will below shut the Door,
Go toe. s. Blodgett for COAL.
Capt. lucas is in Chamberlain.

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Go toe. s. Blodgett for COAL.
Capt. ! meas is in Chamberlain.
Mrs. Sarah High has a sale TODAY.
Station Agent Harvey's family arrived
Wednesday evening.
A new law in Ohio requires all schoo
children to be yacinated,
1t is said there is never an odd number
OF rows on an a of corn.
!. A. Weeks has moved his real state
Office next door to Novotny's.
The commissioners met yesterday to
canvass the vote of the county.
Mrs. H. l.. Hill and Arthur and wife
were down from Buffalo yesterday.
Miss Eta Morris has been confined to
her room with a hard cold this week,
Mrs. Aaron Doty has been quite sick
for q week past. but is now on the gain.
f. B. Taft sod Boniface to an Iowa
man and the horse went east last week.
Jim Foreman has been taking a lay off
this week from his duties in Pond & Co.'S.
ia. Glass 10 laying a water pipe from
the main on Third street t. his residence
H. S. Rowland. a former resident of
Plainfeld township, is here for a few
DAYS.
South Dakota is now enjoying those
beautiful fall days for which she is
famous.
Miss Rose Lally came up from Cham
berlain Friday and is the guest Of Miss
Matson.
Castalia Republican:--Ed. Smith is
hauling wheat to Kimball for the mill
company.
Ben Olson has got a good run out of
Minneapolis and has moved to that city
from Mitchell.
Geo. A. Smith has rented the Herb
Potter farm a few miles east OF town and
is living there.
1t cost a couple Of Aurora county hunt
ers $1.OO and costs each for shooting
ducks on Sunday.
For Sale-Two heating stoves; one for
Office or store use, the other a house stove.
Enquire at this office.
Mrs. w. G, Morris was in town Tuesday
for the first time since she was injured,
a wear ago last August.
Joseph Wentzy is being treated for
rheumatism at Sioux City. Mrs. Wentzy
returned from there this week.
The city council met in regular session
Monday evening, but did but very little
business and adjourned for one week.
W. H. Wyant has had the carpenters at
work for the past two weeks making
some alterations and improvements on
his house.
DR.. Mllliron will be in Kimball at the
Dakopolis on next week Thursday to re-
main several days. Call early and avoid
the crowd.
We were pleased to receive a call from
our old Democratic friend, John 7.
Hoover, who me up from the Hills
Wednesday.
o. G. Stuart was elected commissioner
in the First district by IL majority. AS
the district is Republican Mr.. Bunting
made a strong run.
Attention Of the Fifth division &. A. r,
will be held at White Lake next week
Wednesday afternoon and evening. Gov.
Sheldon is advertised to be present.
From bills issued from this Office it
will be seen that a private sale and
auction of boots and shoes and notions
is taking place In the corner room Of the
opera house.
The Kimball Milling company are
blowing in about $500 on their engine
boiler lest the boiler blow more than
that much up. The mill, of course, shut
down in consequence.
A man by the name OF j. Santa Claus
is under arrest in New York for fast
driving. Let US hope he will be liberated
in time to reach the Dakotas before
December 25th.
Chas. Cooler, who lives Is miles north.
east of town, was in this Office one day
this week and casually remarked that he
has sold in Kimball this summer $2Ot
worth Of butter and eggs,
Richards & Richards have paid out ex
actly $19,544.35 for cattle and hogs dur
ing tho month Of October. This means
about 500 a day for the entire month
No flies roost on Sir William.
In going down street hurriedly on al
errand Saturday We gathered in four new
cash in advance subscribers and all un
solicited. We made another trip late,
in the afternoon but they were no
biting.
We drove down to the Highland arte
sian we'll Sunday and found it running
two big creeks east and west and numer
GUS side streams. 1t is throwing out al
immense amount of water and must b
seen to be appreciated.
A Dawson county farmer had one 0
his team, a black mare, stolen the las
night of the corn palace. The anima
has been identified by an old neighbo
at Akron, Ohio, where she was shippe
with a car of western horses.
Mrs. Aleta HalyersOD, wife of H.
Halverson died a week ago yesterday
after an illness Of five weeks. Til
diseased had been a resident Of the coun
ty since 1885. The funeral took plac
Sunday, Rev. MI. Groves officiating.
Col. Sellers King was in town Thurs
day looking up claimants for damage
growing out of the Crow Creek reserva
tion matter. The Colonel proposes t
push matters at Washington for a shar
af the spOils-if the SpoilS are eyer forth