The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-10-07
SOUTH DAKOTA. FRIDAY. OCT. Z, 1898.
Rufus Lumbard OF Iowa City, Iowa, is

\ Rufus Lumbard OF Iowa city, Iowa,
Il here. ~
4 Adolph Wolf came up from Castali
I the first OF the week.
John Byrne arrived Saturday with an
other bunch Of CALVES.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.. Wood are doinl
the exposition ut Omaha.
Harold Manson left Wednesday for ,
| visit to the Omaha exposition.
Miss Linda Richards is in Chamber
lain under medical treatment.
W. H. Ochsler arrived last night from
Wisconsin with 400 young calves.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Reynolds left Wed
nesday to visit the Omaha exposition.
Dan Roberts wants man to husl
corn. He will pay cents per bushel.
Rev. Mr.. Brown and A. s. stuver are
attending the meeting of the Presbyter.
ian synod at Huron.
Frank Warner who lived on the Lnm.
bard place west Of town, died at Viola
Wis, the 10th Of last month.
Mrs. Ida Crouch Hazlett will speak on
equal suffrage at the Methodist church
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Our country correspondents will
please discontinue their items for q
couple Of weeks. No space for them.
Louis Richards was called home from
the commissioners meeting at Chamber
lain on account Of the illness of Mrs.
Richards
Hon. Chas. l.. Brockway Of Chamber
lain will address the people Of Kimball
from Republican standpoint Tuesday
evening, October Il. .
Nick Pierce's little 5-year-old girl was
kicked in the head by horse Wednes-
day night and Or. Willy reports her in a
very precarious condition.
Peter Smith can keep your legs warm,
male or female. He has big stock of
all the latest fads in lcggins. just the
thing for old and young.
The commissioners finished their ses-
sion Wednesday ant adjourned to Nov.
13-at which time they will declare
elected the fusion ticket from top to
bottom.
The Plankinton boys skinned the In-
dian club 10 to 4 at Chamberlain and
took their $1OO We understand that
another game has been arranged at
Mitchell for $3.50 a side.
Edward Brenne dropped in upon his
many Kimball friends Saturday night.
Mr. Brenne has been in very poor health
all summer and was obliged to dispose
offnis confectionery business at Omaha
and take rest at Hot Springs.
y. u. Wolf is opening this week,
among other new goods, ladies' fall and
winter jackets, fur coats. fruit jars and
meanwhile is closing out at cost abou:
500 hats and caps Of the latest styles.
They are cheap and now is the chance to
buy one.
Miss Anna Whitbeck gave a very
pleasant bicycle party at 6:45 Saturday
evening. The weather was not of the
best, but the dozen young people
wheeled into tho country four miles and
thereat enjoyed the better the delicious
refreshments served later in the hand
some Whitbpck home.
Mr.. Peter Delier and Mre. Turgeon
were married at White Lake Monday by
Rev. Father Hoffman and are uow re-
coiving the congratulations. of their
many friends in Kimball and Charles
Mix, where both are we'll known. The
GRAPHIC wishes the happy couple the
best Of all good things for many. many
years.
W. w. Orcntt Of Sioux City and F. L.
Clark of Syracuse, N. Y. arrived Friday
night with 200 calves they bought in
Wisconsin. The stock is to be taken
care Of by the Ochsner company, Mr..
Clark has stock ranch near Sioux CITY
aud has had his eye on Brule county for
some time.
Ma'son brought in great big ad this
week, but we couldn't end room for it
no how. tits all about a lot Of the cele-
brated Bradley shoes he has just opened,
beautiful line Off cent prints going at
4 cents, a very choice selection Of ladies',
misses and children's capes and jackets,
etc. In his grocery stock he calls spe-
cial attention to 100 pounds of granu.
lated sugar for $6.lO,9 packages Of Ar
buckles coffee for an even dollar and a
new arrival Of white fish and herring at
5 and 8 cents per pound respectively.
Notice To voters.
Hon. w. T. LaFOilette will speak at