The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-11-17
Change Of railroad time Sunday.

Hon. Pat Wickhem was in town Fri
day.
Mike Kelly, the famous ball player, is
dead.
The celebrated Wilmington coal at
Blodgett's.
The artesian lake was thronged with
skaters Sunday.
F. Z. Miller was down to Mitchell on
business Monday.
+. w. Smith smith spent Monday night
in Chamberlain,
Doctor Felker of Lyman county was
in town. Wednesday.
Two feet Of snow blocked trains at La
Porte. Indiana. Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Harvey, a
boy. Saturday, Nov. 10.
A paddock key picked upon Main street
can be had at this office.
E. A. Staurt was in town tle first Of
the week after his family.
The women in Colorado gave the pre-.
hibition ticket the cold shoulder.
Editor La Toilette of the Chamberlain
journal made us O. social call Tuesday.
j. f. Boney and his sister Annie left
Monday morning for Colorado Springs,
Colorado.
A Chas. Mix farmer was in town
Monday with a wagon box half full OF
%bullbeads from Lake Andes.
The Prohibition ticket received six
votes in Brule county, three in Chamber.
lain and three in Cleveland.
W.J Connolly Of Dubuque. Iowa, has
been in town this week looking after his
land interests in this vicinity.
"All men are born free and equal
but unfortunately some are born equal
to two or three of their fellows.
Manager Drake was unpaking a big
case of holiday goods ut the Ochsner
drug store, the first of the week.
Miss Matte Barber left Tuesday NOR
ming for Lake Mills, Ia, where she eX-
poets to remain for some time.
Miss Mile Findlay came up from
Chamberlain Wednesday morning for a
visit with Miss Christine Matson.
The election is over. the votes are
counted, the result is declared, winter is
nosing around, Christmas is coming, gel
down to business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey's infant son, bor1
Saturday, has a broken arm. but jus
how and when the fracture occurred NJ
one seems to know.
Wednesday-a most charming autumn
day, brought to a close with one Of thos,
magnificent, gorgeous sunsets for which
the DakOtas are famous.
Invitations are out for a dancing mart,
at the opera house Thanksgiving evening
and the affair promises to be a plea san
ona and largely attended.
w. G. Richards and Dan Dorwart lef
the Kimball hunting party in Chas. Mi:
and drove to Yalkton, there to visl
. Willis brother and do a little hunting.
The official count gives the clerk O
courts Office to Pardee by three votes
Mr.. Mclittrick can thank his Democra'
ic friends (g) in the country for his q,
feat.
Myron AArich, the pleasant youn
man who turns his Land to almost an
thing at the Ochsner Hardware store, ha
gone to Wisconsin, where his father liz
very i'll.
The Women's Relief Corps are arranl
ing an entertainment for some evenin
about December l. A farce is now undo
rehearsal, and other features are to hel
fill up the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bourcy, of Harve,
ILL.,, wish to convey their sincere thank
to all those Kimball friends who so kline
ly ministered to the comfort Of their SO
during his last hours.
A bed comfort blew off from the lin
in +. E. Miller's yard and into the stree
one day last week, and some Que pickle
it up and carried it off. Finder wi
please return and obllge.
The artesian> lake froze over Frida
night OF last week and every small bo
in town who owned a pair of skates {
could borrow a pair was trying the le
for the first time Saturday.
We.stop the press to announce tn,
the difference between a business fri
: that advertises continually and a tall
alive woman is that one never shu'
down and the other never shuts up.
The Engle boys captured a big Gag
on c. r. Tlnan's farm. four miles ca!
of town, a few days ago. The bird mea
ured seven feet from tip to tip, an
when captured had q steel trap fastene
to one of Its legs.
The official count Of the election ]
!. this county will be found in supplemer
: form with this issue of the GRAPH
The remainder OF the official proceedin,
will appear next week, the copy not ha
. ing yet reached, US from the auditor
office.
j. X. Pyugh, the we'll known Siou
: City merchant, said at a meeting Of tn,
city's commercial association the 9th,
: evening that he could lay down goot
in Sioux City from Liverpool, Englan
= for SO cents per hundred, while he W,
charged G3 cents from New York.
During the entertainment given
10 Miss Powell mt the opera-hOuse one eyel
ing last week. some boy or boys thew
stone and an old can though two Of IL
upper windows, a piece of vandalism {
bold as il was contemplate. The Cit
: authorities should take steps toward pu
ing a stop to this kind of work. 1t hs
been going on to o more or less exter
for years and it Is ti;'le property owner