The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-17

J.Ii. WTlgu5 Is postmaster at Newton,
a new postotice in Wilbur township.
Z. A. Stewart has left Castalia and
opened a blacksmith shop at Edgerton.
Miss Anna Wentzy and Mrs. w. II,
Ochsner visited in Chamberlain Sunday,
We have a few copies OF the Chamber
lain Register containing the delinquent
tax list.
A baby came to brighten the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Reynolds Saturday
evening.
Arthur Mckee threshed his wheat this
week. He got over 1900 bushels and the
yield was good.
Miss Eta Morris expects to leave for
Chicago Monday.
f. A. Reynolds this week sold to NJ,
Schuman the NE4, section 90 in kim
ball township.
J.J. Gregg marketed an immense hog
Tuesday. 1t was two years Old and
weighed 600 pounds.
Judge Brown and c. j. Maynard will
speak at the Mclaughlin school house in
Wilbur Monday night.
Capt. Eli lectured at the NJ. E. church
two evenings this week on 'yapturing
the Monarchs OF the Deep"
V. w. Wilson, father Of Mrs. l.. A,
Foote, arrived Wednesday evening and
will spend the winter here.
L. A. Stevens, the new chairman of the
Republican central committee, has been
here looking after his party's fences.
j. w. Motif and family have removed
from Mitchell to Waterloo. la. Mr.. Motif
is now travelling for a Chicago house.
A bad prairie fire in Red Lake town
ship DESTROYED a fine grove OF trees for
DIR. Adams and burned a large amount Of
hay.
DIR. II. P. Carson of Scotland will
preach at the Presbyterian church Satur-
day evening, and Sunday morning and
evening.
John Moore, of Allison, Iowa, has
rented the A. S. Gillin farm and is ex-
pected with his family and household
goods Saturday.
A farmer was down from Buffalo coun-
ty with a big load OF cabbage for j.. II.
Wolf. He says he has several Thousand
head more for sale.
Champeney Bros. will not resume bust
ness in Mitchell. They will reft the
store and lease it and go 1nio the butter
business at Milwaukee.
The Milwaukee company has reduced
the freight on hard coal from Chicago
from $3.50 to $500 a ton and on soft
coal from $3.50 to $3.50.
Quite extensive improvements are
going Oh at the Kimball House. A third
OF the porch is to be enclosed and the
office papered and walnscoted.
r. F. Jones declined to accept the
Republican nomination for represent
alive and Edward Brenne's name has
been put on the ticket in his place.
Chas. G. Smith, a well-known citizen
of P%lankinton, killed himself with a
shotgun in his barber shop a week ago
Yesterday. 1t is supposed to be a case
of suicide.
NJ. Noyotny is having the Duncle
building, south Of Kimball State bank.
taken down and the lumber removed to
his house across the track.
The Buffalo Center school board Of
Winnebago county, Iowa, has passed a
resolution to use corn for fuel this win
ter. Ten cents a busllel for corn they
consider cheaper than coal.
Tie Milwaukee company, recognizing
the very large stock shipments from this
station, have lately built new sheds and
other wise increased the facilities Of the
yards, something long needed.
w. Fl. Ochsner is in Wisconsin buying
up about eco more head Of Young cattle.
The other bunch OF about the same mum
Der that he brought here a couple of
months ago are about all sold.
While east the editor of the GRAPHIC,
upon request, gave a pretty Cleveland
school teacher a nice photo OF the Waldro
artesian we'll to be used in the school
room. The Brule county artesian wells
the wonder Of flia nast
A. B. Lucas Castalia bank made an
assignment last week. The liabilities,
as given out, ire $13.15o.14 and assets
$~l7,336.l1. OF this s9,450 is in real
estate. $4.320 IN personal property and
S3,5G6 in cash, notes and accounts.
Mack the tailor has moved his shop
across the road. opposite the Ochsner
Hardware company. and has quarters all
by himself. Mr.. Mack can do YOU a
fine job in Il new suit, overcoat or pair of
pants or in the way of repairing. Give
HIM a call.
Miss Jennetto Morrow, candidate on
the Democratic ticket for superintendent
of schools, is making u personal canvass
and winning friends and votes every
day, Miss Morrow is splendidly QUALIFIED
for the position and should be elected by
q big majority.
Cofins and burial Baskets are now
made from paper pulp. which when
stained and polished arc equal in appear
ance to those made from wood. By saw
ing their Old exchanges. country naws-