The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-10-02
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James Byrnes has 5000 sheep.
S. j. SNYDER arrived last week.
The commissioners meet Monday.
Soon be time to fill the coal bins.
j. A. Smith has been here this week.
Unpaidtaxe become delinquent today.
Regular meeting of the council Mon
day evening,
l)on't forget about that subscription
account, please.
DR.. Drake will be in Kimball from
October 4 to ID.
The state fair at Yankton is in full
blast this week.
Ills October, the month of the scar
and yellow leaf.
Young folks danced at KOREANS hall
Saturday night.
Mrs. w. II. Cross is improving from
her serious illness.
Ralph LaFollette was up from Cham
berlaln Wednesday.
Mitchell's Juvenile band are out in
handsome new uniforms.
Matsen Il Smith are showing o pretty
limo of ladies' jackets just opened.
The Pointer Patchen race slated for
Sioux City next week is declared off.
Monday was windy and dusty and
Tuesday was quiet and blistering hot.
Mrs. j. B. Putnam was very ill last
week. but is gaining in health again.
w. L. Turner Of Mitchell, was here
buying butter and eggs Saturday night.
Have you seen, that rocking chair and
and baking powder bargain at Mission &
Smiths?
A. W. Hanneman has Joined the KIM
ball force of carpenter and painters at
Pukwala.
d. E.. Robinson has disposed OF his
store building here to the Ochsner Hard
ware company.
The last city directory shows that
Sioux Falls has a population Of q tribe
less than 10000.
Tho earnings for the Milwaukee road
for August were S256,0o0 greater than
July a year ago.
Jas. Byrnes bought the old creamery
building Of Jos. Wentzy and moved 1t to
his stock yards.
In Center township over in Aurora
county rattlesnakes are reported.
Several horses have been bitten.
j. P. Peterson arrived from Spirit
Lake, Iowa, last week and will assist
Mr.. Jenison at Smiths lumber yard.
Supt. Ainsworth is driving one Of the
prettiest matched road teams in the
state. The Colonel loves a good horse.
La. Smith now operates fourteen
lumber yards-eight in Iowa, three in
Minnesota and the three in this county.
&c. Bode, a farmer living in Brnle
township. has been bound over for sell
ing liquor without a'gevernment license.
Miss Blanche Loughran gave another
nice reading at the Presbyterian church
Tuesday evening to au appreciative au
dance.
Geo. Savage returned from Chicago
Saturday night, where he went to con-
suit his physician and to transact a
little business.
Tie Indians from the southern
agencies passed through town on their
way home from the Indian conference at
Crow Creek Monday.
Lots OF ducks still in the country
thousands of them-but they have got
the carrying distance OF a shot gun
down fino-too fine for sport.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Bowles leave Satur-
day morning for Charles City, Iowa.
From there they will 20 to Wisconsin
an. he absent about three weeks.
r. j. Jonea brought in one hundred
t~wo-year-old steers for shipment to Neb-
raska Friday morning. They were a
very fine lot and averaged about $40 a
head.
+. A. Reynolds and family and Joe
Gray drove up to the Indian conference
at Crow Creel. Sunday. They report an
interesting visit. Oyer 20,00 Indians
were present.
EricS Hanson found a black cape OH
the road between his place. and j. NJ.
Taylor's residence, and says the owner
may nave the same by calling and paying
for this notice.
Work will be resumed on tiae artesian
we'll in a few days. The boiler arrived
Wednesday night from the Aurora
county we'll where the now contractor
has been at work.
". A.. Ward, son of our townssan, A.,
d. Ward. and who began his areial flights
in this county. is giving exhibitions
with his balloon In the state this fall.
He is billed for the state fair this week.
w. G. Richards sold a Nebraska mai
10 yoailliS htllbis. tuS GIltLeIS were
started overland Sunday. Will also
sold j. S. Barnes 80 head. Too bad that
the 73 head could not have been kept in
the county.
Frank Weiss, the iumbeIman Of Puk-
wanna, has d local advertisement in this
issue. 10 sending it to us Mr.. Weiss
writes: II notice neither lumbermen of
Kimball adyertises III tAs GRAPHIC, so
this will not come amiss."
A$i0,G00 special train OF cattle left
Kimball Tuesday night. Tie train was
made up OF eleven cars of feeders fur
nished by stockmen here. The stock
went to Yankton, in which vicinity they
will be corr fed for the winter market
The business men Of Mitchell are dis
satisfied With the price paid by wheat in
that town and have effected an organiza.
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