The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-03

S. j. Snyder and Mrs S. R. Nugen
arrived Monday evening from Sioux
Falls.
DR.. Willy reports a new baby girl at
the home Of Still Moulton. in Buffalo
comfy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tinan and the baby are
expected home from Shenandoah, Ia.
Tuesday.
Rev. Brown left Tuesday morning for
q point in northeastern Iowa. He may
locate there.
The tax list in the Chamberlain
Register is a holy corker-if you know
what that is.
The Ochsner Hardware Company has
opened its elevator at White Lake. Ben
Lloyd is their buyer.
Drs. Drake and Mrs. Drake are here
this week. Ii your teeth need tending
to, have it done nov.
Mr.. Sanford Jennison, father Of M. E.
! Unison, arrived Tuesday from Usage.
Iowa. for a short visit.
Richards & Richards, Thursday morn
imp, shipped 6 cars OF cattle-three of
steers Il three Of heifers.
Conductor Ben Oleson had a finger
smashed Monday and Homer Samson is
taking his place this week.
A terrible hurricane and cyclone swept
the south this week. Many lives lost
and much property destroyed.
Col. Balm, the noted prohibition orator
OF kentucky, will speak at the opera
house notwithstanding.
Miss Mae Lawson went through
Thursday evening en- route from
Dubuque, Ia, for a visit at home.
Mrs. E. A. Stewart and Miss Linda
Richards are attending the state fair al
Yankton and visiting with relatives.
Arthur Mckee has been threshing ali
around town this week. Charley
Nugen's wheat turned out is bushels
per acre.
Someone driving out of town las
Friday evening lost a parcel from theil
buggy. The owner can have same b,
calling at this Office.
Wheat, in the biggest wheat growing
section in the United States-the Rec
River Valley, N. DIS threshing out blu,
6 to s bushels per acre.
j.. 0. Gray sold the Ed. Engle farm ii
Plummer township 20 q Mr.. SCHNEIDER, o.
Sioux Falls who will put on a lot Of
stock and improve otherwise.
Messrs Weeks, Maynard, Stewart
Louis Richards, w. G Richards and
Jas. Byrne we're among those who
attended the convention at Pukwanf
Saturday.
George Richardson has in this issue {
sale notice. Look it up. II you want tt
buy some mich cows, or steers, this viii
be your chance. The sale takes place
in KimbalI Saturday, Oct. 10.
Mrs. Bracket had a bad night for hel
recital last Friday night. A drizzlinp
rain set in a little before six in thu
evening and later developed into 8
hard rain which was kept up all night
Notwithstanding this fact, however, 8
fair-sized audience greeted her musical
Everybody was well pleased with the
little ones.
Hon. +. NJ. G%oodykoontz will speak in
Armour Oct. 2, in Charles Mix County
Oct. 8 and 5, BiJoa Hills Oct G., Pukwana
lOct. Z, White Lake Oct. 8. Fulton Oct. 10
Carthage Oct. 10. Canova Oct. IA, Spencer
Oct. Is, Montrose Oct. 16, Canistota Oct
II, Wolsey Oct. 10, Washington afternoon
20, st. Lawrence evening 90, Yankton
county Oct. 81 and %.
A. w. Hanneman requests the GRAPHIC
to say that tie first man who is caught
monkeying with the ladders on the fire
engine will have tho law to deal with
This is right. No n has any authority
to take off the ladders. They should be
kept there and lefs there. They were off
the engine Tuesday when they were
NJ eded and no one knew anything about
them.
William Jennings BRYAN speaks in
Sioux Falls on the 9th, in the afternoon.
The Huron people are so anxious to have
him speak in their city that a committee
was sent to Chicago to secure II special
~dispensation SO that Mr.. Bryan's trip
will include Huron. The committee
secured Mr.. Bryan by furnishing him
with a special train from Huron to
Minneapolis. The money-$4ls-was
subscribed IN Huron and Mr.. BRYAN
speaks there on the EVENING of tho OH