The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-12-01
AUTUMN LEAVES
Only a turksy Eobbler,
Only u dinner for two;
Only the blessed Thanksgiving,
But I'm awful s;ck-are you?
How is your chimney tlpc.

Louis Richards was in Mitchell Mon !
day.
C.S. Blodgett just got ina carload of
corn.
Next thing in order OF business is
Christmas.
The celebrated Wilmington coal at
Blodgetts.
DIR. Milliron is making a professional
visit here this week
Miss Mae Lawson is now employed in
the Bank of Pukwana.
O. f. Maison has made himself a
present of a $50 cornet.
s. 0. Park was down from the north
this week after more stock.
Truman Pattee brought the GRAPHIC
. mess of Arkansas sweet potatoes.
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs. A.. C.
Whitbeck a week ago this morning.
Next Monday night is the date for the
regular monthly meeting Of the council.
DIR. King lodges at the residence of
S. j. Snyder, where night calls should be
made.
MIR. and Mrs. f. l.. Drury were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.. Oclsner Thanks
giving.
Miss Stella Lawson CT Chamberlain
was guest Of Miss Linda Richards
Thanksgiving.
Several of the young people from
Chamberlain were skaters on our lake
Thanksgiving.
We can always save you money IN any
newspaper, magazine or periodical you
may wish to subscribe for.
The weather has been warm enough
to cover the ice on the lake with water
and make fresh ice for skating.
Arthur Mckee will begin bailing hay
next week for shipping purposes. He
gets $4.0O delivered on board cars.
Now is the time to plant your holiday
advertisements. There will be as big a
trade from now to New Years as ever.
Messrs Farmer, Kyle, Pilger, Gray and
Miss Stella Lawson. Of Chamberlain,
attended the dance Thanksgiving night.
SD. Snyder is showing a nice lot of
new standard prints at Az cents a yard,
aud some very pretty ginghams ct Z
cents.
S. II. Thomas has a supply of that ex-
ira fine buckwheat flour again this fall
and it can be had at Smiths lumber
office.
The Kendall Banking Co. of Howard
has closed its doors. Individual deposits
small, but bank had $4,000 of county
money.
A noted turkey raiser at Westerly, R.
L., has supplied the White House Thanks
giving table with a Bronze turkey for
many years.
Wholesale dealers gain a favorable
opinion of the merchants who is a live
advertiser. and are thereby influenced to
seek his trade.
Wright has added another feature to
his place OF business-a ease OF choice
confectionery. Wright is bound to keer
up with the procession.
Contractor Miles says that the Richland
we'll Is practically completed and he is
moving machinery up to the location fol
the Kimbull township we'll.
Brenne can sell You a good pair OF
cloth mitts for 10 cents and a pair oil
leather-faced mes for 25 cents. No ex.
cnse for cold hands at such prices.
Water only serves to spread the flames
from a gasoline fire. Throw flour on the
blaze and the fire will be quickly ex.
tinguished. This is worth remember.
ing.
The commiss' oners will sink no more
S-inch wells-nothing larger than G-inch
The cost nf the S-inch wells makes the
tax levy too heavy for property owners tc
stand.
Torrey Larson, n of the best known
citizens OF the county and a prominent
farmer Of Torrey Lake township, died
Friday night OF last week after a very
brief illness.
The idea that people will buy Christ.
mas presents anyway" is good so for as
it goes. but the newspaper ad. often lie.
cides for them where they will pnr-
chase.
Better not let your stock get lose and
drift into town and all over peoples
yards; Marshal Dains viii gohble 'em
gu cker n seat, and it costs money to
Keep the elephant.
The government has recently dis.
covered a dangerous counterfeit. II is a
81 silver Certificate of the service of 1891
signed by W. S. Rosecrans as register,
and E II. Nebeker as treasurer.
The difference between the man who
advertises ana the mar who doesn't, is
the one finds his floors crowded and his
shelves empty, and the other finds his
shelves crowded and his floors empty.
The city council should cause a thor
ongh fire inspection Of all the business
places on Main street where a fire is
k pit, and it should be done thoroughly
f ,m top to bottom of the buildings.
Joseph L. Taylor Of Castalia and Miss
Maggie Smith Of this place were married
at Wrnillion on "Wednesday. The bride
has many friends in KimbalI who will
haste to extend congratulations aud
best wishes.
While notices of weddings, births and
deaths are Of cour-e willingly inserted
in the columns of the GRAPHIC, as a
matter Of news, and without eli rye,
cards Of thanks will not DO published
except at regular rates.
The GRAPHIC furnishes any newspaper
or magazine published in the United