The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-11-03
All wool pants at Brenne's
Blankets 6oc a pair at Brenne's.
Mems plush caps at 81 at Brenne's.
Boys plush caps for 75c at Brenne's.
All wool red flannel at 25c at Brenne's

Boys plush caps for 75c at Brenne's.
All wool red flannel at 25c at Brenne's.
Remember that the legislature, which
is elected this fall, will elect u United
States senator to serve six wears. That
senator will either be a Republican or
practically a Democrat. By your vote
for members of the legislature youregis-
ter yo1r choice for a United States 4eHa.
tor.
Ask any man Republican or Demo-
trat-in Chamberlain what kind OF a
county auditor Capt. JAS. Cliggitt will
make. He is one OF the finest penmen
and accountants in the state and his
work lisa model OF neatness. Be sure
and vote for Cliggitt and see how big a
majority you can give him.
All Of the county papers are out
this week on time except LaFollett's-
which John Andrews has been running
of late. III the Journal has a roorbach
ready it wants 10 Let fly, twill accomplish
nothing; If it has held of 10 watch the
"other fellow" why, the ether fellow is
a gentleman, he Doesn't need il.
Whoa tila owners OF the electric light
plan. il Chamberlain wanted to pas
electric lights in the court house at M
expense to the county OF ab0Gl 500 lar
year. Wilkes. Kinsella, ami Sh.alGe, Dem
ocrats, voted against ii; alalat and
Gnnderson Tor it. At present it doesn't
cost S2oa year 10 light tho couTt Rouse.
Anew 1. 90. L. lodge was Instituted
at Chamberlain Tuesday night. The
degree work was performed ny the
Mitchell team, and it was prou e3
very fine. Odd Fellows from all along
the road this side of Mitchell attended.
Those from here were Messrs. Hanneman
Ryrne, Barr. Rea, Drake, Thomas, Quirk,
Whitaker, Nugen, Snyder, and Rea.
j. H. Wolf respectfully requests that
before persons send off for a bill Of goods
that they will give him an opportunity
to figure on thcm-no matter whether
said persons owe the store n small bill or
%not-andif he cannot match foreign
prices he will not ask anything more
on the contrary be very much obliged
for the courtesy shown him.
Willow Lake has had three trials for
an artesian well-that is, Cleminger &
Morrison drilled ono and are at work on
another and Miles is at work on one. A
petition has also been favorably acted
upon for a fourth. 1t would appear that
Willow Lake should be solid for John
Wilkes; lie certainly has done all that a
mar could do in that direction.
Talk about Tammany Hall! The
Republican leaders in this county can
give Tammany pointers any day. Al
ready n OF the newly appointed Demo-
cratic judges of election has been APP
preached to mark ballots for Republican
candidates whom assisting voters IN the
booths. What do you think of that kind
OF work. honest men Of Brule county?
Vote for Ames, Hiatt and Troth. All
three are old soldiers, never have asked,
save one. for Office at the hands OF the
voters IN this county, and they are men
of a high order of intellectual ability.
You will not be ashamed OF them at
Pierre and not a particle of: legislation
will come through their hands that is
not for the interests Of the people of this
county.
The Republican Chamberlain Register
is out with a terrible roast OF Auditor
Mieller this week. The auditor gets the
official ballots pelnted. Owen was print
ing ballots Tor other counties, had the
form up, and offered to do the work AT
about half price. But Meiller gave the
work TO LaFollette. at his own price
which the Taxpayers we'll have to stand
something like $50 or SC.
The man who holds the position Of
county judge should be thoroughly vers-
ed in law as all of the probate business
passes through his hands. Capt. W. II
Curtiss is the best read lawyer in com
mon law in this county and he vii
make an admirable judge. His work il
the campaign has b cen such that he de
serves a solid vote from Democrats ant
Popullsts alike-and lie will be elected
Both the Democratic and the Populis
party agreed unanimously in their re
spectiye county conventions at Pukwan;
upon the county ticket published Oh an
other page Of this paper, and in such
manner that any and every member o
either party had a voice. There were IL
protests then; let there be none mex
Tuesday. Every consideration of homo
demands it, else conventions have out
lived their usefulness.
1t is a foregone conclusion that Vim
Hinrichs will be the next treasurer o
Brule county. He is taking votes ever.
dag right in his opponents home, and i
is only a question as to the size of Iii
majority. Mr.. Hinrichs is one of I'll
most prosperous and swell fixed" farmer
IN the county and tho fact that he la'
made a success OF his private bushes
is a sufficient guarantee that the inter
ests Of the county will be we'll looked
after.
w. II. McKittrick has no more to Ill
with the artesian we'll work in thi:
county than any private individual. Tn,
petitions for the wells are filed in til,
clerk OF courts Office and that is as ia
as the we'll business extends in tia
Office. The county auditor is the book
keeper of the county. Mr.. Mckitrricl
wassimply employed by The board t,
help one Of their members, Mr.. Stuart
compile statement of the cost of til,
wells. aIf.Of which was independent o
his cficiaf capacity. Any office seeker
trying to make it appear otherwise j.