The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-11-10

Whew!
BY few sheep.
The Democrats saved their coroner
Well. guess everyone is glad it is all
over.
Brule county cast a little over 1900
votes.
Miss Fannie Ochsner left Monday for
Wisconsin.
Now is a good time to subscribe for
the GRAPHIC.
Men care least for honor when most in
want of bread.
1t vas the hottest campaign ever held
in Brule county.
Twas that Australian ballot that
knocked fusion.
There is a new baby girl at the home
of Z. Robinson.
No one was any more surprised than
the Republicans.
Armour has captured the county seat
Of Douglas county.
Tho Populists carried Jerauld and
Sanborn counties.
a cold wave Thusrsday night sent the
mercury down to 10,
1t was so quiet in town Tuesday one
could hear a gum drop.
Editor Andrews of P~lankinton will not
so to Pierre this winter.
Ii a man knew how it was coming out
what a pile of money he could make.
Hey, YOU Republican, there; stop yer
GRIMM and pass the turkey, please.
The pleasant weather won't last always
Better see BlOdgett about that coal.
The Republicans knocked the fusion
ticket higher than a kite in Minnehaha
county.
Now il the Republicans will buy the
Thanksgiving turkey all will be fog.
given.
Now that the election is over you
might see about those storm windows
and that storm House.
Mrs. C, II. Dillon. daughter of Judge
Bartlett Trip, died III lankton Tuesday
evening Of typhoid fever.
Miss Kittie Wetherell, daughter of Mrs
Thos. B. Wetherell, was married at Read.
ing, Michigan, the 31st ulto.
C.S. Blodgett has three reasons why
lie don't want to run for oflice-but We
will let kim tell them himself.
A young woman by the name Of Pow
ell recited to a 5000 audience at the
Opera House Thursday evening.
The tidal wave reached Douglas coun-
ty, too. The Republicans elected theil
entire ticket over the fusionists.
W. a. Spangler returned from t'ierr
last week, where lie went to finish VI
the artesian we'll at the Locke Hotel
The contractor got stuck.
As in previous issues Of a recent date
this ISSUE of the GRAPHIC is pretty muci
given up to politics--in fact there ism
much else OF local interest.
Three polls of the county made by tn
respective parties all agreed very closely
about $50 Democrats, $50 Republicans
220 Popuiists and 40 doubtful.
The Democrats and Populists elected
their entire ticket in Aurora county iron
senator down except the register OF deed
and superintendent OF schools.
The county election has but turtle
emphasized the fact that personality c
candidates cuts a greater figure tina
politics, as between the two old parties
SO evenly divided.
{. Most of our readers have alread
learned the result of the election all ovt
the country. To those who haven't a
that we can tell 'em is that the Republ
cans have carried everything from 1
100000 majority.
Brother Weeks spent a half a df
Monday ruling out an election return
bulletin, but when the figures began
come IN along toward midnight he CO.
cluded to let Ed Ochsner keep the tai
Ed is such a good hand at fgurers.
There are but three silver dollars OF Il
coinage Of l0l in existence. Two
these are accounted for; the third
somewhere in circulation. The value
this missing dollar is quoted at S5i
This coin is much sought for, and III;
be in Brule county.
The Republican wlirlwind whic
swept the country from the Atlantic
the Pacific Tuesday touched Bru)p cout
W extremely light, comparatively spea
ing. The Democrats of Brule county p,
up a good fight and with the exceptit
OF two OF three townships held every int
Of their ground.
Ebenezer Bourcy. son of j. NJ. Bourc
ana for twelve years a resident of til
. county, died at the Dakopoliss Hot
Saturday evening ct pneumnoia. !
!. was 3 "a years of age and a young mi
E very highly esteemed by all who kne
y him. Tho funeral took place at t
Methodist church.
John Wilkes got a nice vote for col
missioner in Plummer. his W tow
ship, fully as good as Mr.. Trittle got
his, Willow Lake. And Mr.. Wilkes +;
sell in Lyon and Waldro. better TIL
expected. He was slaughtered by Den
!, Gratis and Populists in Cleveland. We
Point and Union. Funny, wasn't it.
Mrs. Suddenrich See this. It's j
new party dress, straight from Par
Latest rashion-low neck, and no ba
Sc to speak of.
Mr.. S.-Wlat do you want to wear til
thing in public for?
When folks see me in this they
know Pm a lady, won't they?
. umpl-l s'pose so. They'll knt