The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-10-12
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

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Democratic city caucus Monday night.
Local news is as scarce as hens
teeth.
A Wyoming man has a herd Of 60 head
of elk.
The well at the poor farm is down
500 feet.
c. S. Blodgett went to Chamberlain
Thursday.
Work on the artesian well is progress
ing slowly.
VIM. Ruth, father of R. e., was c Kim
ball visitor Wednesday.
Everybody is rustling around getting
their heating stoves up.
VIII. Snow will 60 to Nora Springs,
H.. 10 spent the winter.
1t is said that the Alaska Indians use
silver for making bullets.
Edwin Greene came up from Cham
herlain Monday morning.
The beard may be colorel brown Or
black by Buckingham's Dye.
Sheriff Jordan was attending official
business in Kimball Tuesday.
+. A.. Reynolds returned Saturday
night from his Minnesota trip.
Atty. T.. j. Spangler of Mitchell was
here Saturday on legal business.
Elmer Benedict of Chandler wa do
ing business in Kimba,l Saturday.
Carthage, this state, is to have a large
new creamery. Good for Carthage.
Ben Lunn bought an improved farm
near Pipestone. Minnesota last week.
J.H. Kurassk. the Eagle rustler, got
back from his Wisconsin visit last week.
We have a few extra copies OF the
Pukwana Press containing the tax list
The delinquent tax lis. in the Pukwa-
ma Press represents a whole lot of hard
work.
Prof. Hoon, Of %PIankinton, formerly
principal Of our schools, was in town
Monday.
The Mitchell fire department scooped
in everything in sight at the state fair
last week.
The largest crowd that has been on
our streets for a long time was in town
Saturday.
Dispute the low price of. wheat, a good
deal of the grain seems to be coming III
these days.
Judge Long and John Parker drove
home from the county seat Wednesday
afternoon.
We want to thank Mr.. Maynard for hi
recommendation; but we're not l0okin
for a "yob."
Commissioners Kinsella and Trittl,
and Judge Long went to Chamberlain
Monday night.
Alexandria Journal:-Earnest Mohl
went to Kimball Wednesday where hi
has secured a position.
Up to the present time only about 81
per cent as much fruit was shipped cas-
from California as last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Il. Ochsner returned
Monday morning from Chamberlain
where they spent the Sunday.
Mrs. SpangIer, Miss Bessie and Loui
left for Ohio Tuesday morning. Man,
friends here regret their departure.
Another interesting letter from tn
editor this week. 1t is especial.
interesting to base ball enthusiasts.
Agent Harvey informs us that abou
80 cars of stock were shipped from Kim
ball during the month Of September.
Painsville, CO.. Advertiser:-Mr. an
Mrs. Clate r. Tinan. of Kimball, SOutl
Dakota, are guests of Mr.. B. W. Tinan.
James Kinsclla is at home for q fey
weeks visit. He expects to go on til
road for a Kansas City house the first o
next month.
Rev. La Thco lobe returned Monda'
evening from Brookings, where he at
tended a weeks session of tho Soutl
Dakota synod.
WIG, Richards. Henry Leach, II.
Dams and Frank D0rWart went 1
Washington Springs Monday as witnesse
in a cattle case.
The city council met in regular sessiO
l tInDlov pirlf a Oy+;Jo ,e {I,o ro~,Ia
routine work nothing was done of an
particular interest.
Night work IN the Mtesian we'll Ina
been abandoned owing to Night En-
gineer link being called to jefferson b
the death Of his father.
Prof. Pasteur, the great French physi
clan who discovered a way of success
fully treating patients afflicted wit
hyd%rophobia, is dead.
Mrs. j. O. Gray has been hired to teac
tho intermediate department of OH
schools for this term-her first mont
having been satisfactory to the schoc
board.
The English sailing yacht, Valkyri'
will not go back to England. but renal
in this country until spring, at whic
time another contest is likely to TAX
place. between her and the Defender.
An editor who takes produce for sui
. scriptions and advertising space ha
been asked to give his views on til
money question. Money is" he sal,
: $50 far as we are concerned, the essenc
of things hoped for, and the substance {
things moi SEEN"
Mrs. Ehling and Sehuster and NJ
a kai inos, two sisters and a brother
Mrs. John PazouI, left for eastern poin1
Thursday morning. They were called hel
by Mrs. Pazour's sickness. She is no
g Ting along nicely.