The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-10
II You See itin the Graphic Bet On II.
Small Talk.

October 10.
Three weeks until election.
j. A. Smith was here this week.
Bert Doty is located at Canistota.
f. A. Reynolds went to Sioux Falls
Thursday.
Senator Kyle sp.aks here Wednesday
afternoon.
County commissioners arc in session
this week.
w. L.,Cook was up from Chamberlain
Wednesday.
Louis Richards drove to the county
seat Monday.
Mr.. s. Jennison left Tuesday morning
for Usage, la.
You'll fnd that celebrated Wilmington
coal at Blodgett's.
C. j. Maynard went to Sioux Falls
today to hear Bryan.
The statement of A. G. Whitbeck,
banker. appears in this issue.
NJ. Achen sold some two-year-cld
steers Wednesday for 500 a head.
For hard OF soft coal go to c. s.
Blodgetts. Price always right.
Bryan speaks at Sioux Falls this after
noon and at Huron this evening.
j. P. Beebe hauled a load Of lumber
into Jerauld county Wednesday.
Six cars of stock from the west de-
layed the train two hours Monday morn
ing.
j.. 0. Gray has moved his tobacco fac
tory two doors north of +. E. Miller's
store.
Editor Aud Of Oacoma has bought the
Gazette and consolidated it with his
own paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tinan and the baby
arrived Tuesday evening from their
eastern trip,
W.. II. Wyant was made chairman and
Geo. f. Pilger secretary Of the Demo-
cratic county central committee.
Emmett and Miss Stella Ryan have fit
ted up the rooms above Snyder's store.
and will attend school here this winter
Ernest Mohr and bride arrived Thurs
day night and are now domiciled in the
house lately occupied by w. H. BowIes.
Miss Carrie Weeks lost a lace pin set
with five %sapphires, on the street this
week. If found please leave at this
office.
Those two former Republicans, G. j.
Maynard and w. 7. La Toilette, talked
to a full house in Torrey Lake Wednes-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Taubman, Plan
kinton, have lost their baby boy, born
three months ago, and our hearts beat in
sincerest sympathy.
W. c. Miller and son Harry of Water
loo, Iowa, Mrs. Milo Miller, Mrs. &C. NJ.
Saylor of PomeroY, Iowa, arrived Tuesday
evening and are guests of Cornelius
Miller.
w. L. Lyon Of Humbolt county. Iowa,
was n visitor this week. Mr.. Lyon was a
former resident of PlainGeld township.
owning a farm IN section 26. He left
here ten years ago.
The contractors are very busy putting
up the artesian we'll rig and expect to
start the drills next week. The new
we'll is to be about so feet west Of the
old one.
W. J. Cornell Of Cleveland, Ohio, will
talk for prohibition at the opera-house
Saturday evening. Mr.. Cornell comes to
ill the place of Mr.. Balm, who was to
have been here last week.
Mrs. Weeks, Helen and Marie are get
ting ready to go to Iowa for the winter.
Carrie will teach school south Of town.
Mrs. Turgeon's eleyen-year-old daugh-
ter is very sick with typhoid fever.
Should there be a lady in town WHO
does not use the celebrated Yeast Foam,
we would advice her to try the free
sample given her by the Northwestern
Yeast Co.'S. agent. Nothing like 1T for
raising a light, sweet, nutritious and
healthy loaf Of bread.
Most of the patrons OF the creamery
are now bringing their milk every other
day-the weather having become cool
enough to keep the milk over a day.
Accordingly, the management has de-
cided to reduce the operating expenses
by running tonr days each week only
until further notice. See notice else
where in todav's GRAPHIC.
Ihe committee on resolutions in the
Republican county convention Saturday
were on to their job-they are hot stuff.
Among other things they wanted the
legislative ticket to pledge themselves to
support the Aberdeen railroad clause
bnt without being unjust to the railroad
companies. When the Republican party
Of this state becomes unjust to corpora
lions you can catch speckled trout in the
Missouri. The g. o. p. of this state will
wake up Nov. 4 to find what the people
think of it.
The DWELL ng house of l. A. Weeks of
Kimball was burned to the ground last
Thursday afternoon. The fire was
caused by the explosion of II gasoline
stove. No n was injured.--Wnite
Lake Wave.
Very badly damaged though not
burned to the ground-thanks to the
efficiency Of u fire apparatus. Incl
dcntally, there never was a day in the
past seven years when there was sufi-
cient pressure on the mains to combat u
fire like the case in point. The GRAPHIC
has more than once called attention to
this and urged the necessity of keeping
the engine in perfect order and its i'm
mediate presence IN case Of a fire.
A fellow by the name of Salinger was