The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-06
G. W. Nugen left Wednesday.
R. +. Jones went to Chicago Monday.
Senator Kyle speaks In Kimhall ON the

G. W. Nugen left Wednesday.
II. +. Jones went to Chicago Monday.
Senator Kyle speaks In Klmball on the
10th.
w. E. Finch went down the road Mon.
day. ~
Minnesota has already had some
snow.
| The Yankton insane asylum hass4N
patients.
The commissioners have been in session
this week.
f. P. Esmay left Tuesday morning for
Milwaukee.
The average temperature for October
in this locality is 46.
Buy your coal of Blodgett. He meets
any and all competition.
Robert j. and Joe Patchen pace in
Sioux City next week, Thursday.
An advertisement does not sell goods,
but it helps the seller to sell them.
DR.. Milliron will be in Kimball Mon;
day, the 18th, and remain one week.
Another artesian we'll has been located
in Kimball township and one in Smith,
Guy Smith has been helping rs out the
past ten days on the delinquent tax
list.
Truman Pattee and the boys and E.
Robinson got away Wednesday after
noon.
Been a pretty disagreeable week all
around and little liRe, October in South
Dakota.
Geo. Richardson. was here this week
from his ranch in Pratt county, across
the rlyer.
The harness stock of E. Robinson is to
be closed out at cost, Geo. w. James has
charge of it.
Dawson county has refunded $4,000
in per cent.bonds at 6 per cent and
800 premium.
~ Klement Sailor has concluded to re-
main Ill Kimball and has bought back
the meat market.
A party of threshers on their way home
to Nebraska from North Dakota passed
through town yesterday.
The big Interstate fair takes place in
Sioux City next week. There Is q big
race program for every uay.
| j. H. Wolf says he is too busy showing
and selling his new goods to write 10.
Gals. Better see him personally.
Sunday morning was an ideal Octo'
ber morning, but the South Dakota wind
got in its work before the day was hall
done.
o.. S. Commissioner Browning went
through Saturday to Crow Creek and
Lower Brule. He is inspecting the In.
dian agencies.
The delinquent tax list, which appears
today, will this and the next two weeks
leave little room for any other local
reading matter.
James Whitbeck. brother OF A. c.,
arrived from New York state Thursday
evening and will 60 to work in the CASE
& Whitbeck bank.
Corbett and Fitzsimmons have each
put up $4,000 for an encounter in the
ring. The preliminaries are to be
arranged the 11th.
The Sioux Fall Press has been sued
100000 worth for libel. "Cal," will
probably pay it and avoid the bother Of
court proceedings.
Richards & Richards shipped two cart
of hogs Monday, R. f. Jones shipped {
car Of cattle same day, and another cal
of cattle also went out.
| Clayton D. Gilbert, graduate of the
Manning School of oratory. Minneapolis
will give an elocutionarv entertainment
at the opera house Monday evening.
Hon. Isaac Howe, candidate for goven
or on the Populist ticket, Robert AlleI
and H Wright will address the voter,
OF Brule county at the school house il
Pukwana, Tuesday evening, Oct. 8.
| The heavy frost Saturday night was
right on time, 1t, Sept 20, being thesayer
age date for the first killing frost in thi
locality since Kimball was designated
one Of the twelve weather stations il
this state.
] s Stewart states that there will b.
no debate in Kimball next week between
Mr.. Snively and himself, as announced
by some Of the west end papers. H,
says he has work which will keep hin
from town.
j. N. Barkee left for his Minnesot,
home Wednesday morning. He dispose!
Of all his sheep except SO, and dispiteth
low price he closed them out at, he mad
made nice sum of money off his invest
ment in sheep.
Theprospect for seven or eight county
artesian wells in Chas. Mix was vote,
down by l5O majority. Dissatisfaction
over the locations had much to dowlth IL