The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-11-04
NOVEMBER TiDlNos.
Election next Tuesday.

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COW.
ia, Smith arrived Wednesday even
B. F. Ochsner returned from Sioux CITY
Thursday night.
Miss Eta Morris returned from Chicago
Saturday night.
Lawrence Connolly has returned, and
remain, he says.
w. H. McKittrick was up from Cham.
to spend Sunday,
The Ochsncr Hardware company have
car Of potatoes for sale.
w. G. Morris and Jas. Byrne returned
from Chicago Tuesday night.
The new Episcopal church in Cham
was dedicated Sunday.
Every Democra:. in Brule county should
get out and vote next Tuesday.
The sale Of property for delinquent
taxes takes place next Monday.
The Yankton land Office is to be con-
solidated with the Mitchell office.
John Andrews, ex-editor Of the Cham
berlain Register, has gone to the Pacific
coast.
The partisan organs that are crying
40 cent wheat are woefully mum about
$500 hogs.
II you want any fine tailoring done P.
Erickson of Chamberlain can suit you to
perfection.
Our own make Cough Syrup for sale by
your druggists. Drs. King & King,
Kimball, S. d.
Prof. H. Hirschberg will be at F. Z.
Miller's next week Thursday to look after
defective eyes.
Mrs. John Parker and Mrs. A. G. Saw
age drove to Chamberlain Thursday to
do some shopping.
We are under obligations to Prof. Kyle
and Senior Alberto Robinson for a 2 a.. m.
serenade Halloween.
Democrat:--Bessie Stearns, Grace King,
May and Stella Lawson were confirmed
at the Episcopal church Sunday.
Miss Bessie Stearns comes up from
Chamberlain Saturdays and instructs q
class of little folks in painting.
B. B. Colborne, a civil engineer and
former resident Of Chamberlain, died re.
Gently in Chicago of pneumonia.
The q. A. X. post and Sons Of Veterans
give a campfire and dance at the opera
house Thanksgiving eve, Nov. goth.
Mrs. II. L. Hill arrived from London
England, Saturday night and is now the
guest of her son, Arthur Hill Of Buffalo
county.
Fred Warner has resigned the office Of
township supervisor and Michael Con
nolly has been appointed to fill the
vacancy.
j.. +. Forbes left Monday for Arkansas
where he will spend the winter hunting
wild turkey principally. and geese and
ducks or the side.
Mrs. Sarah High holds a public sale o
live stock and other property at her farm
near Kimball next week Saturday. SCI
bills for particulars.
Last Saturday afternoon brought IL
our first fall of snow-about an inch. I
quickly disappeared underline warm ray
Of next mornings sun
Orman Brush is hunting for a 5lacl
mare. lie left her hitched on Main stree
Monday night and when he went t
mount her to go home she was gone. Sc
advertisement.
Frank Stoneberger found his buggy Il
pieces on the school grounds Wednesda
morning. The kids tried to get the ri
up stairs in the building, but couldn'
make the rifle.
Next year the young ladies will hun
up every old bachelor in town when the
do their Halloween serenade. Robt. Bar
rewarded them Wednesday night with
fine basket Of grapes.
We had Indian summer the first tire
days of the week changing to a cold sna
and a little snow Wednesday nigh
Yesterday it warmed up again and til
weather is again delightful.
W. G. Richards shipped a car Of COW
to Sioux City recently and in the loa
was a calf a few months old. When til
car reached Sioux City the calf was mis-
ing. 1t is supposed that it fell throug
a hole that was in the floor Of the car.
The proprietor Of the Chamberlai
mill has been constructing a tunn'
through the bluff to carry the wast
water from the artesian we'll into II
river. Tuesday the tunnel caved IN an
crushed to death a laborer by the nan
of Hanson.
A pleasant feature Halloween was
score of young ladies robed in white al
doing the %serenading act. They locke
sweet enought to eat, and the young Lac
who ran into q barbed wire fence an
cut three strings on her guitar has OF
sincerest sympathy.
The boys behaved themselves pref
we'll Halloween and except in II or tv
unimportant particulars confined the1
selves to harmless pranks. They ma
aged to break a light OF glass IN Il
school building, however, and upset Il
out-houses, which was all dead wron
but this wa about all the bad brea
they made.
i. Cook Smith arrived Monday and
+ many oh friends and Acquaintance
were very much pleased to see him. \
Smith is the owner of the o%pera-hou
. and other property here. With his mot
er he is now Il resident of Pacific Gro
California. Both have been visiting t
worlds fair. Mrs. Smith is now wi
friends in Illinois.
L. D. Bardin wants to sag to the peol
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