The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-09-19

speaks at Bijou Hills Saturday night.
G. D. Savage and family started over
land Thursday to attend the state fair.
Have you seen those Bryan & Sewall
pocket knives at tho Ochsner Hardware
Cos?
Elegant Michigan peaches were sell
ing in Omaha this week for 90 cents a
bushel.
Quarterly meeting at the M. E. church
Sunday. Elder Boggs will probably DO
present.
The Bryan club at Plankinton has
received 100 torches and caps and they
parade tonight.
A heavy rain fell in the north tier of
townships Monday morning. A slight
shower fell here.
For attempting to kill Rev. Jenny.
DR.. Hammill lies in the county Jail in
default of 5000. hail.
Pukwana has lost its only drugstore.
A. H. Gazelev has moved his stock to
White, Bookings county.
j.. P. Beebe has bought the northeast
n sixth Of the old park and will
move the Thies barn on to it.
Messrs Maynard, Reynolds, Byrne,
Wentzy and Weeks went down to
Chamberlain to hear Pettigrew.
Watch j. N. VOLTS locals on this page.
They mean business and Mr.. Wolf has
the goods and prices to back them up.
ii. NJ. Miles and family left Thursday
for Chas. Mix, where Mr.. Miles has a
contract to sink a we'll ten miles from
Castalia.
The commissioners have been looking
up the dog tax law and interpret it to
mean that the tax must 20 into the
general fund.
Robert ]. is no longer king of the turf.
His record Of 2:O111a was equaled by John
R. Gentry ut Glenn Falls in a race en-
the 10th inst.
The Chamberlain glee club added to
the enthusiasm of the Bryan meeting
Saturday, with some we'll rendered
campaign songs.
Senator Pettigrew spoke Mt Chamber.
lain last night to a packed house. He
speakes at .Plankinton tonight and al
Mitchell tOmnrrow nioht
Richards & Richards, Monday, bought
nine 3~-year-old steers of a Mr.. Maine in
Jerauld county for which 1922 was paid
or an average of $3.50 each.
Charley Petsol came down from Grow
Creek to spend Sunday. He says thai
they have the first flow in the the arte
sian we'll at about $50 feet.
Charles Mix citizens met at Castalia
and talked creamery. A stock compan,
will probably be organized and thu
building put up the coming winter.
The wheat on the county poor far n
threshei 30 bushels to the acre. TIL,
oats went SO. They were so heavy tina
they lodged and a large part was lost.
Iowa papers state That hog cholera il
again cleaning out whole herds. TIL
disease is unusually bad IN Black Hawl
county. Some farmers have lost on.
hundred head or over.
Hon. A. NJ. Wilcox, mayer Of Yankton
talked from the Republican standpoint,
at the opera house, Thursday evening
and the Republicans are very mucl
pleased with Ills speech.
A Bryan rally takes place at the Opert
House in White Lake next Wednesday
evening. The meeting will be addressed
by Hon. S. H. Wright and DR.. s. W
Duncan, and the folks down that wal
want to be sure and hear them.
Miss Anna Wentzv, Miss Pearl Ochs
ner, Miss Kate Miller, Marx Winter and
George Pilger acted as a cycle escort tt
Miss Nellie Plummer to Lyonville Sun.
day, where Miss Plumer began a terri
of school Monday.
Eight carloads of stock went cas-,
Wedne sday morning. Richards &
Richards furnished five cars, which wen
to Emmetsburg. Iowa. Byrns g. Stone
berger sent two cars to Sioux Falls and
a Hawarden man shipped one car to thai
place. Richards & Richards shipped one
car to Clear Lake, Iowa, Monday,
C. D. Savage has been busy this week
collecting samples of grain and yege.
tables for the Brule county exhibit al
the Sioux Falls fair, and has succeeded
in the undertaking admirably. The
exhibit which is a large one, will be
supplemented with that now on exhibit
ion at Sioux CITY.
Edward Brennc returned from Chicago
Saturday and has been busy ever since
unpacking the large stock OF goods
purchased. Mr.. Brenne has a new
advertisement on this page to call
attention to the matter. He will be
morn do6nifn Jofor m NTH oov,n ,nno;n1