The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-09-25

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Bryan speaks in Sheldon, Iowa, to-day,
Frank Smith was up from Castalia
Sunday.
Adolph Wolf came up from Castalia
Tuesday.
A. C. Whitbeck visited his Oacoma
bank Thursday.
Elmer Benedict was here from Chand.
Ter Wednesday.
Mrs. j. II. Wolf and children arrived
Saturday night.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas
Petsol Tuesday night.
The morning train is now duo to
leave at 7::2O bound east.
DR.. Drake was in town Monday night
on his way to Chamberlain.
Will Davis was appointed postmaster
OF Pukwana. That's all right.
New Orleans is fighting yellow fever
and all Louisiana is frightened.
w. II. Ochsner returned from Wiscon-
sin Saturday with 3o5 spring calves.
III. Bates of Tory Lake, took the
train to Chamberlain Tuesday night.
Mrs. II. S. Dams left Thursday morn
ing for q visit to several Iowa points.
Patchen beat the Pointer horse at Mil
Waukee Wednesday. Pointer was off.
w. II. Wyant aud Mrs. Wyant s
mother left for Tabor, Iowa, Thursday.
Great, big, mica potatoes are retailed
by the merchants at 81 cents a bushel
A heavy frost fell upon Iowa in the
vicinity of Marshalltown Monday night
Star Pointer and Joe Patchen race at
Sioux City Oct. 5, the week of the Car.
nival.
VIII Camery is buying grain for the
Ochsner Hardware company at White
Lake.
MIR. and Mrs. +. A. Craft arrived from
Watertown Thursday night for n Short
visit.
Edward Waterbury Of DEBORAH, Iowa
is visiting his parants, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
j. Waterbury.
Quarterly meeting service will be held
&C the Wright school house in Wilbur
Sunday at 3 p. m.
L. A. Foote bought fifty calves of the
Ochsner boys. He will winter them in
his yards near the mill.
The first frost Of tho season came a
week ago last night, but 1T was moi
heavy enough to do any harm.
j. E. Turner's butter and egg ware.
house at Madison burned Tuesday morn.
ing. The firm has a branch house al
Mitchell,
Carbolineum Avenarius Is the name OF
a new compound which Geo. w. James
tells about in his ad. today. It's great
stuff.
rs. Reber's team took a scoot from
the creamery Saturday morning and
brought up standing against the opera
house.
Robt. j. and John R. Gentry paced q
mile hitched together Wednesday at
Philadelphia iii 200, beating the record
one quarter of a second.
No service or Sabbath school in the
NJ. E. church Sunday. Quarterly meet
ing service will be held at the Presbyter.
ian church in the evening.
Miss Carrie Morris returned from Chi
cago Tuesday night and the Morris SIS.
tiers will soon be exhibiting all manner
OF pretty millinery and fancy goods.
Alexandria held a baby show one
night last week. About a score of young.
steri were entered in tho contes. Al
last accounts the judges were still alive
Three town COWS turned up missing
Tuesday morning and for a time i
looked like a raid had been made. Thu
boyines were found, however, by night
E. B. Taft returned from Chicago
Thursday night, where he has been dis
posing of seventeen head of horses re
Gently shipped. He sold all at fai,
prices.
The railroad commissioners Lave hat
the train service west OF Mitchell unde,
consideration for some weeks, and whe1
sure Of their ground will order a regula
passenger train put on.
G. ID. Savage and family leave this
week for Yankton. where Mr.. Sayag,
opens an abstract Office. He has assur
arce Of ii good business IN this line, a
there is only one other abstract office il
the county.
D.. y. Robinson came in from Dubuque
Thursday night. looking as hale an,
nearly as overland a little more SO
dad" is going TO stay a few days an,
shake hands with several thousand O
his friends %hereabout.
1t is the same old story Of the can O
kerosene or gasoline. The most disas
trous fire in the history of Redfeld-th
loss OF a fine business block and $500
worth OF property-was caused by start
ing a fire in a kitchen stove wit
kerosene.
A new agricultural insurance compan
has teen organized in the state wit
headquarters al Madison. The compan
II write hail insurance only for tn
present. DR.. A.. +. Clough of Madison, i
president, A. II. Wheaton, vice presiden
and Joseph Freidenteld, secretary.
There have been the usual number o
hunting eccid. MS in the state this fall
most Of Them fatal ones--and nlne-tentll
of the casualties were caused from carry
ing a loaded gun in q buggy or vehicle
The man who will carry a loaded gun ii
q wagon is a fool.
Plankintm He.ald:-Uncle Michea
Nicholson Gays he has Teen raising cor
for the past 45 years hut never bafor
had such a yield as lie has this year
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