The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-28
FALLING LEAVES
This is the season of the year
When ones proud spirit loathes
The tiresomo task of hustling round
For winter underclothes,

ms ID the season of the year
When ones proud spirit loathes
The tlresomo task of ~hustling round
For winter underclothes'
Al Robinson done arrOyed Thursday.
John Stransky and wife are in Chicago.
Schriven of Mitchell was here Thurs
day.
Mrs. Brenne and Alice returneda week
ago.
Irving II. Welch was here Monday from
Chas. Mix.
Sometimes success on earth means very
little in heaven.
A big safe arrived for the Kimball
Milling company Monday.
Newbury has moved his greenhouse
from Chamberlain to Mitchell.
Miss Edith Sedgwick has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Pond, this week.
The fair draws many people to Chicago
and the fare keeps many more away.
The Ochsner Hardware company have
a car load of potatoes for sale cheap.
There is so much business that the
freight on this end now rum Sundays.
Wolves killed fifteen or twenty sheep
for Mr.. Priebe OF Ola one night this week
Bernard Jurrens left yesterday fol
Charles City, Iowa, TO spend the winter.
II. M. Miles gains courage by success
and is to try for IA pressure well at Mitch.
ell.
Congressman Lucas remembers Mrs
G. R. Tinan with some new specimens OF
hYacinth bulbs.
For Sale-Two heating stoves; one fol
office or store use, the other a house stove
Enquire at this office.
The advertisement OF John Pazour, the
new proprietor of the Clifton House, will
be found in this issue.
Nearly 700 baskets of grapes were I'm.
loaded here Saturday and about half OF
them sold before night.
We had our first touch OF winter Mon.
day forenoon. A driving sleet set in
from the northwest and lasted an hour
Joe Sickhart has rented the Wilson
building on the corner south Of The
GRAPHIC Office and is selling soft drinks
Those who went to the worlds fail
carly will certainly escape being torn tt
pieces or cremated in a railroad wreck
The steam riding gallery or merry-go
round has not vet struck Kimbal!, TO!
which, oh Lord, make us truly grateful
Shooting prairie chickens and duck.
has given away in many towns to TIL
equally seductive sport of shooting craps
DR.. Graham of the South Dakot;
university occupies the pulpit Of the NJ
E. church tomorrow morning and even
ing.
WIG. Richards bought a lot of hog
last week that averaged nearly 4ot
pounds and they had been fattened OF
wheat.
j. e. Boyle & Co., are showing til,
finest line of robes and blankets ever of
fered for sale in Kimball, and at yer,
low prices.
The third flow in the Willow Lake ar
tesian we'll was struck Thursday ant
contractor Miles thinks it will turn on
q r%atflinr oond waIJ
A. S. Stuyer is using a crutch in hi
preambulations. In getting on his hors
in front of his Office he went clear over
and in falling. sprnined his ankle.
Mrs. Minnie Adolpt died suddenly a
her hcme in Union township Monda'
night. The funeral took place Thursda,
and the remains laid in the Kimbal
cemetery.
A Boston girl has just married
Chicago man after a courtship of twelv
years and the st. Paul Globe thinks i
should not take as long as thatto war;
up pork and beans.
The worlds fair will formally close OF
Tuesday next. The grounds will be KEEP
open, however, and the usual admission
fee charged while the work Of removing
exhibits is going on.
N. R. Thompson was hung at De Sine
a week ago Yesterday for the murder Q
Mrs. E. j. Billion of Arlington. July 4tl
1892. 1t was the second legal executio
ever held in the state.
C. e. Newbury is now in charge Of tn
II. C. Lamar drug store. Joe Gray-wh
was a very accommodating and pleasan
gentleman-has gone to Castalia to tax
charge OF a drug store there.
The long dry spell has depleted tn
risterns about town of water-or nearl
so-and the average housewife is discor
ISOLATE at the thought Of going into win
ter quarters without a supply OF sol
water.
Mrs. Melina Savage, mother Of Edwar
Savage of this place died in Homer, III
the 18th inst. She was 81 years Of ag
|. and had lived on the farm where she die
for 80 years. She was n of the oldes
residents OF the state.
Mrs. Scott and Miss Scott left ihi
morning for q farewell view of the fai
and then homo to Worcester, Mas!
! The ladies' have evidently enjoyed thei
visit to Kiimball very much and we hop
to greet them again sometime.