The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-20
THIRTEENTH YEAR. KIMBAL BRJE SOUTH

The report Of Surveyor Hayes shows
that Brule county's artesian wells are
furnishing 24smiles of running streams.
Where's the county back where you
came from" that can equalit?
Our Republican friends arc not as
confident as couple Of weeks ago. They
are coming to the conclusion that it is
not so easy to buy the necessary votes to
pull their ticket through in Brulr
county.
We desire TO call the county commits
sioners' attention the fact that in other
counties the "Notices OF Election" dcsig-
nate the voting precincts. In Brnlc
county the voting precincts are always
omitted.
Senator Kyle is sick at his home in
Aberdeen and all his engagements for
this week have been Cancelled, including
the one for Mmball today. He promises
however, to speak in kimball before the
close OF the campaign.
The GRAPHIC has admittedly the largest
circulation of any paper in Brule county,
and the man who is advertising for the
purpose Of drawing trade will always
find Its columns the means OF c9tching
eyes that can be caught through no other
medium.
The Madison Outlook says Lake county
has spent $4,000 dnring the past four
years prosecuting liqucr cases under the
prohibition law. resulting in the convic-
tion Of two violators of that statute, one
of whom has appealed his case to the SUI
preme court.
The Ochsner Hardware company has
been busy of late getting out their dis.
play Of heating stoves, of which their
stock was never more complete. They
will sell you stove from ST up to the
best that money can buy. Second hand
stoves on hand all the time.
A correct poll of the county shows
that the Democrats outnumber the Re-
publicans and the Democrats and Popn-
lists combined have majority that can
not possibly be overcome except by out
rageOus bribery. II the Democrats and
Populists are true to their ticket, as they
should be, and to themselves, not man
on the Republican ticket can be elected
Dan Scott, city editor of the Sioux
Falls Press. was Down to the Interstate
fair and tells his readers that Robt. j and
Joe Patchen are somewhat bunged up
that Patchen is sore and lame and Robt
j. Is badly knee sprung. Dan is right as
to Patchen, but the little bay geldinc is
as limher us an eel. I Ie is badly over a1
the knees, but it comes natural. as hf
was foaled that way.
Says the Plankinton Herald
Klmball is having trouble with he,
artesian we'll. 1t is thought that the
we'll has become clogged.
You are way off. Tho Kimball we'll is
not giving the slightest trouble an(
never has during the nine years it l,a.
been flowing, and on this account it is
considered one OF the best wells in the
state. The flow is not so great as wher
first put down though it has not fell of
any for four or five years and it has
been thought there might be some sant
accumllat ed at the the bottom-whicl
is easily removed. That's all.
Our merchants, the most of them, ap
pear to be doing a good business. II
Wolf particularly. His store was crowet
Saturday and Monday and Mr.. Wolf saw
his trade this fall is fair beyond expect
atlons. The tact of it is, his store il
stocked heavily with new goods, and a
prices are lower this fall than ever, Mr.
WOLF is able to offer choice goods at les
than shop-worn goods cost a year ago.
| The most remarkable pigeon match i,
the history of trap shooting took place a
Kansas City week ago today. In
match with DIR. Carver, j. A. R. Elliott
one OF the best live bird shcts in th,
world, killed 100 straight and Carye
Killed 30. They shot under Hurlinghan
rules. 30 yards rise, u guage guns undel
pounds weight, but only so yard.
boundary instead'of SO. The score La,
never been equalled.
The action OF the Democratic and Pom.
uilst county conventions was not taker
without thorough canvas of the count,
and 1t was simply an almost unanimous
sentiment that was carried out by tho
respective conventions. This being true
it is the duty of the Democrats and Pop
ullsts to ratify the nominations at the
polls on the 9th day ofNovember and turn
deaf ear to the Vaccinations of the
Republican office seekers.