The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-09-15
AUTUMN LEAVES
See Flour rrices--At the Mill.
Patent Flour, 9Oc-At the Mill.

All the Feed you Want-At the Mill,
Hard times--Low prices-At the Mill.
Straw hats are ripe enough to pick.
Cool and cloudy today and sprinkling
a little.
Mr.. and Mr.. f. T. Hill, Armour, hayea
baby boy.
The nights are decidedly cool, but no
frost yet.
Lots of wind and dust Wednesday and
Thursday.
j. H. Wolf left Tuesday for St. Joe,
Mo-, on business.
Reynolds has choice Concord craps at
only 35c a basket.
The Scotland fair comes off the last
week Of this month.
Rufus Lumbard arrived Iowa City
Wednesday evening.
A. S. Stuver attended the G. A. r. en-
campment at Pittsburgh.
This is the week of the Grand Army
encampment at Pittsburgh.
The dead in Pine county, Minnesota,
from forest fires number 500.
7. E. Strike has moved his restaurant,
next south to the GRAPHIC. office.
DR.. Milliron will be here all of next
week. Better get that tooth fixed.
Mrs. F. A. Reynolds is to teach the
school two and a half miles north.
There is a new baby boy at the home
of Mart. Pattee. Arrived last week.
Seventeen new horses have beaten 2:1O
this season, eleven PAGERS and six trot-
tiers.
Our artesian well inst finished and
prices Of Flour drops-At Kimbalrs
Mill.
Z. Robinson has a lrst-class second
hand range for sale cheap at his harness
shop.
G. G. LeBlondc was in town Thursday
night, on his way home from Sioux
Falls.
We are waiting for the Sioux City
Journals opinion Of the Yankton silver
plank.
Mrs. H. G. Beebe and Miss Gale Boyt
expect to leave for California a woel
from Monday.
The commissioners propose building
an addition to the dwelling on the coun
ty poor farm.
c. W. and G. W. Nugen expect to leav,
for Missouri as soon as they have settled
up their affairs.
C.S. Blodgett sells all kinds of coal a
the lowest prices and is prepared to NEE
any competition.
Chas Mix county is to vote on sinking
eight artesian wells at an estimated
cost of $4,000 each.
Ed. Sailor has bought from O. B. Circuit
the three lots adjoining ]. S. SNYDER
residence property.
The Republican county central com
mlttee meets in Pukwana Monday t
select a chairman.
The Minnesota editorial association j
making a trip by steamer from Dulutl
to Buffalo and return.
There is a young Pop. out at the Hon
w. II. Curtiss' place and the captain
looks ten years Younger.
The Ochsner boys are feeding abou
$50 hogs. The hogs get away with abou
40 bushels OF wheat a day.
r. W. Smith arrived from Salem Thurs
day night and is now prescription clerI
in +. A. Reynolds drug store.
The new S. bills are to have a,
angel on them, INT angels visits ma
not be so few and far between.
A. Petrack has sold his house and 10
and blacksmith shop to W. H. Nina
and will remove to Minnesota.
Dan Needham left for New Orlean
Thursday morning to go into trainin,
for another fight with tho gloves.
The government report shows tina
15,5O6,00O acres Of corn has been abar
doned this season or cut for fodder.
Six cars OF stock were shipped Monda
and eight Wednesday. Three of the car
shipped Wednesday went to Illinois.
John A. Kinsella. brother Of WilIiar
Kinsella, died in Dubuque, Iowa, las
Saturday morning. He was 81 years q
age.
The Democrat says that another news
paper is to be started in Chamberlain h
Omaha parties and that the plant is O
the way.
county seat election will take plac
i in Douglass county this fall, and Armou
will try to pull the prize away fror
Y Grand View.
q Bob Kneebs, who has laid in the Der
20 lin, Germany, jail since last spring, TO
alleged crooked work on the race track
~ is out on bail.
The South Dakota division of tn
League Of American Wheelmen holds it
second annual race meeting at Mitchell
the oath and 25th.
=? nv SAO A>u6OA soAS IuCSudf uShTlY IL
cash was realized-between $500 an
$500. Only n note was given, that 70
but 1923. Everything sold well.
A partial eclipse of the moon will tax
place to night-Friday-at 9:36 Contra
time and last one hour. About one
fourth OF the disk will be covered.
ommiccinpn CIrot, L.. -. &.
town most OF this week. He made a tri
to Lyonville township while here to Sc
n about some new nrtesian we'll bitches.
DR.. %Steenson, formerly in the dru,
business in Pukwana and now in tn
same line of business in Sioux Falls
recently returned from a trip to Europe
w. II. Miles has struck the trira FLOW
J in the Richland township we'll at tn