The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-09-16
SEPTEMBER GRAINS.

SEPTEMBER GRAINS.
Treasurer House was here Wednesday
The county is advertising for bids for
coal.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Stuver returned last
The Ohio apple crop is almost an en-
tire failure.
Brule county corn is safely out Of the
way Of frost.
Mrs. W. II. Bowles has some new locals
in this week.
A coursing meet at Pukwana next
week is talked of.
j. A. Glass has purchased NJ. E. Bur-
CESS white mare.
Mrs. John Close left for Waterloo, Iowa,
Wednesday morning.
The state fair has been in operation all
the week at Aberdeen.
1t is unlikely that the Chamberlain
National will resume.
+. NJ. Goodykoontz is back to Cham
berlain to remain q while.
The weather this week has been cooler,
but as windy and dusty as ever.
Ernest Glass has compounded a nice
toilet cream for the complexion.
W.B. Warner of Cleveland, Ohio, is a
guest of Fred Warner and family.
A large amount Of hay has been put up
around Kimball. That's business.
Antony Petrack has gone down to see
the fun on the Cherokee strip.
T. Case s. Son. Parker commission
merchants. have made an assignment.
Bad fires caused by threshing outfits
are OF daily occurance throughout the
state.
A patent medicine company struck the
town last week, done a poor business and
skipped.
G.. L. Plummer is here from Montevido.
Mimi. shaking hands with his old
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Cook OF Bijou Hills
left Yesterday morning for a visit to the
worlds fair.
w. +. Hinchliff arrived "Wednesday
from Rockford, Illinois, for a few days
chicken hunting.
W. G. Richards went up to Smith Greek
Tuesday after so head OF steers bought
Of Wilbur Doughty.
SIr. and Mrs. S. J.. Snyder and Mr.. and
Mrs. ". h. Finch made u trip to Fort
Thompson this week.
Armour has six saloons paying $50 a
month each to the city. Kimball has
two paying IS each.
c. j. Maynard and A. Hanneman have
been putting the school house furnaces
in order this week.
Allowing three minutes to each ex.
hibit, it would take twentv-three years
W oCC llIo WUllu 3 lulT.
Judge Haney had no trouble in reciev.
ing The nomination for judge in this
circuit. at Mitchell Tuesday.
Frank Hough, who owns land III Torrcy
Lake and now engaged in the real estate
business in Chicago, is here.
The Aurora grand jury have found
seven indictments against Hart and Hat
ten, the bank wreckers at Plankinton.
The Mitchell merchants have beer
making war on the wheat buyers Of thai
town with a corresponding advance il
prices.
Zimmerman. the champion bicyclis,
keeps %chopping off the record. He made
a mile at Springfield, Mass, Monday il
2:O1 SO.
Wednesday was the hottest day of thu
season IN Kansas. A hot wind blew al,
day and further damaged corn and othel
vegetation.
An occasional advertisement and al
occasional meal are alike in that neither
does very much good. Continuous reg
ularity is the rule.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Warner and thei
cousin, ". B. Warner of Cleveland, Ohio
left Thursday for an overland trip t,
Nebraska to visit relatives.
Dealers are paying 46 cents for wheat
% for oats, $4.75 for hogs and from 500
to $3.50 for cattle. Potatoes bring 81
cents, eggs II cents and butter IA.
j. II. Drips of Clinton county, Iowa, i
q guest OF his son, w. T. Mr.. Drips visit
ed this section thirty years ago as
member Of Gen. Sulley's command.
We are non of us ever s~atis6ed--al
ways wanting what we hayn't got. Til
man at the bottom of the ladder wishe
he was at the top, and the man at the to-
signs for wings.
DR.. Fred Scott left for the worlds fai
Monday, where he will meet his mothe
from W%orchester, Mass. 1t is expecte
that she will accompany the doctor I
Kimball for q visit.
The supposition that newspaper mel
all travel on q pass is all bosh. Chri
Miller, a Chicago newspaper man, j
walking around the world and he has a
ready footed it for $500 miles.
The Mitchell Corn Palace advertiser
matter turned out BY the Mitchell Re
publican is highly credltable to tina
Office and its foreman. The big ful
sheet %tri-colored poster is particular
good.
The gainesville, Ohio. glee club of sixt
voices won tie glee contest prize OF $25
at the worlds fair last week, and as mo
OF them are personal friends and az
q%uaintances, we tender them our col
g%ratulatiOns.
Every condition favors a steady N
vance III wheat and corn will stiffe