The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-07
FALLING LEAVES.
When you feel like swearing-whistle-

fAlliNO eEAvES.
When you feel like swearing-whistle-
A man is only rich as he is contented.
R. E. Ruth is clerking for Henry Math-
las.
A dance took place at the Kimball
House last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beebe now occupy
the Stcddard house.
Doc Felker has been appointed treas
urer of Lyman county.
Elmer Wells cam in Thursday night
on one OF his business trips.
The Willow Lake we'll is down over 800
feet, and the Waldro well about 500.
Last weeks Castalia Republican con.
tains a fine write-up of the county.
Barney Mccoy runs Missouri Chief al
Butte City, Neb., the 14th, for $500 side
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Franklin expect t.
leave for Chicago end California in 9
few days.
You can 20 to Chicago any time mex,
week and back for Sl5.6i. That's cheaJ
enough.
Starting the t%rotters away at the tai
of the drum has been tried with success.
in California.
The weather this week has been frosty
and misty-just about enough to keeI
the ground moist.
1t costs $1,000 a year to run Chamber
lain, including interest. The town hal
a debt Of $4,000.
Rev. Theo lobe, the new Presbyterian
pastor, will occupy the pulpit in thal
church tomorrow.
Prof. Kyle has been doing some might,
good work on the tax list this week ant
helped us out In fine shape.
The artesian well committee of thu
board of commissioners went down yes
terday to accept the Torrey Lake we'll.
The winter meeting of the Soutl
Dakota Press association will be held a
the Bookings last of January.
The commissioners wound up the bus
mess OF this session in three days. TIL,
present board does very little monke,
work.
F. E. Miller made a business trip t,
) Sioux City this week to meet some com
mercial travellers and purchase his hol
) iday goods.
8 Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Pond returned las
evening from their wedding trip. TIL
! boys will now call upon Almon c. for til
cigars.
DR.. Mllliron will be at the Dakopoli
| Hotel the last three days of next week
ana longer if business requires. How
your teeth?
7 Mary, Oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
j. W. Orcutt. of Chamberlain, died Sun
day evening of typhoid fever. She wa
about Is years of age.
. Today is the time set for Z. P. 81 Wm
Barker's Norman horse fair on Mai
street, at which time premiums are to b
given to colts from their horses.
Pettigrew wants a fish hatchery a
Hot Springs or Spearish. Bully for til
pickerel statesman. and we hope he will
get it, as lie usually gets what he goe
after.
Notwithstanding the dry wcathe
John Mckee keeps bringing in mammot
D vegetables. He left at this Office a has
ket of rhe incest potatoes we have see
$ in years.
8 Saturday was an unusually busy da
t and about a train load of grain came il
At one time in the afternoon over fit
: loads Of grain were standing Oh Railroa
. street at the elevators and mill,
ALI Burkholder swore that he woul
tell the truth about the Cherokee stri
and we believe he did for he says it ism
y worth a ID. His interesting written
of the strip appeared last week in seyert
eastern papers.
The pipe in the Miller artesian we
has given out and the we'll clogs wit
Z mud. A good deal of money has been e,
pended toward putting it in shape but c
far without success. The town has dt
20 cided to sink a new well.
A Democratic convention will be hel
i'll Pukwana OF Saturday, Oct. ii, for I'll
purpose of nominating a candidate ft
county commissioner for the LIST dIstric
q which is composed OF Pukwana an
C~hamnerlHin townships.
10 The 1893 proceedings Of the South D;
i,ota Press association are out and Sc
~ rotary Halliday says the phamplet
id worth a dollar of any newspaper man
money. We believe it; we've got a pap
rs in it worth at least 80 cents.
n, Without desiring to dim the lustre
~ Judge Haney's fame in this circuit v