The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-20

EVERYTHING is fine an free here,
AM it's mighty good to be here.
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SD. Snyder arrived Tuesday night.
Frank Sypal left for Rosebud Monday.
Bert Doty is home again from CAMS
tota.
Charley Engle was here the first OF the
week.
Plenty OF old newspapers at this Office
for household use.
S. +. Lucas, Castalia.s new postmaster,
was in town Monday.
Ten loads Of wheat came in from
Charles Mix Monday night.
Byrne & Mohr arc painting their
meat market inside and out.
Mrs. w. H. Curtis moved into her new
home on Second street Monday.
Mrs. Z. j. Maynard is in Mitchell at
tending the chfysantllemum show.
There is nothing slow about some
people except When they owe money.
Tom Lane and Jos. Ponsford have
been GOWu from their ranches this week.
Mrs. r. u. Topping returned to her
home in Minneapolis Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Bertha Ryan of Mcnno, is visiting
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wentzy.
Has some one been prodding Uncle
Chauncy for laborlng on the Lords day,
or whats the trouble?
The women suffrage people held a
meeting in Mitchell Wednesday to organ
ize ~a3county association.
Mrs. II. S. Dams Is home from her
Iowa visit and says that the GRAPHIC
made her visit all the more pleasant.
Miss Mead arrived from Hawarden,
Iowa. Wednesday evening for a visit
with MIR. and Mrs. Josephson's, of Willow
Lake.
When a fellow can run around town
IN his shirt sleeves and Thanksgiving
not a week oway. this is not q bad win
ter resort.
4 100 - ..EaL.Laf u aL
s. +. Dorwort lost a yearling from de-
horning this week. The critter bled to
death in the night though dehorned two
weeks previous.
Lyman j. Bates. president of the
South Dakota Press association, gets the
postofice at Lake reston-and the news
paper boys willal be glad of it.
Matson y Smith have dissolved part
nership. The business will be continued
by the senior partner, O. +. Matson-and
Mr.. Smith is still behind the counter.
A slight furry Of snbw fell Sunday
night, just enough to cover the ground.
1t disappeared within 4S hours and we
have hal very 6ne weather all the week.
1t is given out that no December term
OF court will be held In this county,
some Of the townships having failed to
send IN a jury liat. No term before
March probably.
They are having the same trouble
with the city we'll in Armour that over
took the Kimball weli-loss of force and
water. The well still flows, hut it is
Fgrowing weaker every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ]. johnson are occup-
ing the house lately vacated by j.. B.
Putnam. Mrs. johnson arrived Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. Johnson is the Ochs-
ner cOmDaHy's pharmacist.
Jacx CULLEN has just Finished a nice
addition to Pat slortell's house, aud he
Gays tnat Pat now has one OF The most
comfortable dwelling OF any farmer
around him. Glad of it. Wish all
could BIO as nicely ixpd.
a. H. Wheaton called on his return
trip from the Frtck farm Wednesday
and informed us that they had sl.10O
subscribed for the new akimming station
to be run in connection with the KIM
bali creamery.
AS nea as we can ascertain from
talking with many OF them, the farmers
are we'll prepared for as hard a winter
as we can get. There Is no indication
yet Of such-it's right the other way-
but tits well all the same.
DR.. Thos. Nelson, Chas. Mix, lost three
heal of cattle after running III the corn
fields. lie examined the stomach of one
and 'ounl q quart Of The green plant
huge. The bugs are poisonous, Ills sail,
and eOngregate 10 the huska.
Near y every train brings in carloads
Of young stock from Minnesota, Wiscon-
sstn or iowa-disp'te lateness Of the sea
son-to winter In this blizzard-reft
drought-s.ricken county. Next fall the
critters will be shipped east Hs fat as
seals and bring the top Of tie market.
Agang Of section men sailed through
town Saturday on . four-wleeled ship.
They had q eail bent to a twelve loot
mast with the boom high enough to
swing clear Of their heads. and with the
SIN gals OF wind than blowing on their