The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-10-30
The KimbaII NJ arket.
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Vote against the $1,000 Jail expendi-
ture.
Harry Wentzy drove up from Pukwana
Sunday.
4 Walter circuit is here from Sioux
City this week.
Johnny Fenner was here from White
Lake Monday.
Those who have (s)tears prepare to
shed them now.
S. F. Lucas has been appointed post
master at Castalia.
It's pretty tough; buying coal before
the ice bill is settled.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Drury visited here
the first of the week.
Mrs. NJ. E. Ogden left for her Wisconsin
home Tuesday morning.
Friend Dye OF the Gam Valley Chief
called upon us Tuesday.
BThere was a great hustling fer rubber
boots and old rubbers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Putnam expect to
leave for Akron, Iowa. Saturday.
Dealers here are unable to obtain anu
Illinois coal-the grade most used.
There is a scarcity Of houses in town
for rent-in fact, none are to be had.
Democrats, get out next Tuesday and
vote-and vote the Democratic ticket.
Mack the tailor can lit you out with
a winter suit or cverc0at and do it cheap
Rob Smith and his mother returned to
their home in IIawarden, Tuesday morn
ing.
South Dakota is shipping many cars of
potatoes to other states-as far east as
Ohio.
The storm Tuesday probably caught
more town people than farmers unpre :
pared.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Bowies returned
from their eastern visit Wednesday
evening.
The OLD. cook stove came to the front
this week and butted lis gasoline con-
sort out doors.
The Milwaukee company is laying the
track between here and Mitchell with
new steel rails.
Wilbur Doughty bought 675 ewes of
JAS. Byrnes Monday and started for his
ranch with them.
John II. King and Edward Green have
entered idto a law partnership under the
name OF King Il Green.
Jas. Kinsella, Lester Miller and Miss
Anna Wentzy attended the dance at
Puk Wana Saturday night.
The De Smet creamery paid ont 50 2O6
for September milk. The price paid for
4 Der cent milk was 70 cents.
Richards & Noulton hustled in a big
bunch of young cattle into their town
Sheds during Tuesdays storm,
The Parkston creamery paid out s2,ol1
for September milk. The price paid fer
4 per cent milk vas SO cents,
L. ]. Waterbury disposed Of a lot of
OF household goods at auction Saturday.
preparatory to going to farming.
Lawrence Rooney received a dispatch
today--Friday-.hat Jim Pagan died In
Omaha, Neh., at 2 O'Clock this morning.
The girls cottage at the Industrial
school farm is to be rebuilt at once. Ii
is 10 BE- constructed OF Sioux Falls gran
lite.
QMats0n u Smith has an entirely new
advertisement on this page today-and
they have the goods and prices to back
iG up.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Willis arc again re.
sidents of Chicago. Will has been with
the Salt Lake City Tribune for the past
few years.
Spring calves, five or six months old,
are selling rapidly for $40 and SIS pei
head. and The average is nearer the lat.
ter figure.
Albert Wentzy came in from Memo
S. D." Monday evening, to make a two or
three weeks visit with his parents and
old friends.
By our exchanges we notice that TIT
usual number of young people are
doubling up for winter as we'll as for
> better or worse.
W. w. McKittrick holds an auction
sale at his farm in Willow Lake town.
ship Sa,urday-toaay-for particulars
of which see bills.
Capt. Lucas found the hotel business
not what it is sometimes cracked up to
be and has leased tie Wright house,
to its former owner.
There is u birth of water for stock ON
the Sioux reservation. Nearly all the
holes in the side creeks have dried up
and the rivers are going dry.
Geo. j. johnson, tho new pharmacist
in the Ochsncr drug store, arrived from
Howard this week. Mr.. Johnson is very
high'y spoken of by those who know
: him.
! MI. Rowles. who came in from the
cas- Wednesday night, says that lie
{ storm did not extend further than
Brldgewa:er east bnd that dust was fly.
{ ing at Parker.
: Mons Dista1 died at his home in Sioux
6 City, Ia, Tuesday. He was formelv Ell
. gagged in the real estate business in
Chamberlain AMI we'll known through
) out The counfy.
I The affairs Of the defuiet T.. g. NJ.
! bank of Plankinton which, went sky
ward a number of years AGO are to be
I wound Up. The creditors will get &C
{ frehts Oh the dollar.