The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-11-12

"a II CNlll0 NlHus IOIQe IEDm ln6 IL s.
The leaves ieturn with tho spring.tlme boom,
And the light returns with the day;
Ant the cash the candidate spent on hi Room
Is gone forever and aye.
Well, it's all over.
Smoke the Groenleaf.
Yes; we've heard from Ohio.
Thanksgiving two weeks away.
Election day was Geld and cloudy.
j. "A. Smith was in town again this
week.
Smoke the Greenleaf. For sale ut
Millers.
Harry Wentzy came up from Puk cleo
tion day.
Il. G, Smith came up from Castalia the
first of the week.
The commissioners meet Monday TO
canvass the vote.
F. A. REYNOLDS visited Mitchell on
business Monday.
Adolph Wolf brought up a load Of -four
from Castalia Thursday.
H.C. Smith is behind the counter this
week III Peter Smiths store.
Afull stock of the celebrated Green
leaf cigars at +. E. Millpr's.
f. II. Ames received the biggest ma
'rity Of any nan on the ticket.
Geo. Savage kept open house as usual
for election retlrn headquarters.
Mrs. Adolph Wolf was up from Castal-
ia the first CT the week visiting relatives
The new pumping engine was con-
nected with the mains the first Of the
week.
Buffalo county has raised nearl. q
thou and dollars for a Catholic church
III Grant township.
Miss Matte Barber is prepared to do
sewing, either going ont by the day or
taking work at her home.
Miss Aurelia Wilrodt was in Kimball
Wednesday looking over the prospects Of
securing a music class hare.
The young people of Kimhall met at
thu home OF Mrs. NJ. A. Willy last Friday
night and organized a reading circle.
Lee Hpn4ear and Frank Morgan came
up from Chamberlain Thursday and re-
cplyed congratulations upon their re.
ell elton.
The weather still remains clear and
pleasant, frosty nights aud bright days
with no winds. Ideal weather for fall
work.
Three years ago Lunis Richards wa
elected bv a majority of l. This year he
is elected by u majority OF SO. Three
Years hence we'll make it unanimous.
A ballot was found in the PIainfelt
box with a cross marked at the top o.
fhr Republican ticket. That voter losl
his vote because he doesn't read news
papers.
The entire fusion ticket was elected ir
Aurora county with the exception o.
auditor, county Judge and one commits
%sioner. Lee carried the county by aboul
$50 majority.
John Smith has added another Tx
acres to his farm-or rather one of tn,
boys has. f. A. Reynolds sold to Pet,
smith a quarter adjoining the home
farm last week.
Now comes the season Of the yea
when the family man feels that he mus
make his old overcOat last until Christ
mas-and then doesn't buy another be
cause it is SO near spring.
Mitchell Republican: Mrs. S. G. Boyc,
arrived from Chicago this afternoon ant
will make her home with her husband ii
this city in the future. Mr.. Royce ha.
rented Ben Blossoms residence and they
will make that their home.
D. II. II. Frudenfeld. the optician, o.
Madison, this state. is here today. Th,
GRAPHIC can recommend DR.. Frufenfelt
highly. He understands his profession
thoroughly and those who have trouble
with defective or failing eyesight viii
do we'll to consult him while they hay,
the opportunity.
The sheepmen have troubles of theil
own as we'll as the cattlemen. The cal
disease appears to be no more genera
and fatal than the sheep worm trouble
an inflictiOn upon the lambs. From al
that the GRAPHIC can learn there is ~
known specific for the sheep worm
what works q place won't in another
So far the disease has not been serions
%hereabouts, but may be in time.
Parker Press: The city gas engin,
has arrived and is being put info posi-
ton. A pumping station will be ar
ranged on court house bill, and 1T is be
lieyed that the city will be well watered
after it is got into running order. Il
our city fathers had made no other i'm
proyements but this, they would still
have done a good work, aud a work tina,
should have been done long ago.
John A. Kyle, the first editor Of thu
G%annyalley Chief. died at Lake Mills, III.
last week Of pneumonia. He will be re-
membered by all the older residents Of
Kimball by whom he was much liked
lie had been In the newspaper business
since be was II years of age and was 8
irst-class printer and a good newspaper
man generally. He was publishing the
Lake Mills Graphic, named after the
Kimball GRAPHIC, which John always
said was one of the liyeliest newspapers
on top Of the ground. His many old
friends and acquaintance In Buffalo
county and Kimball will learn OF his
death with sincere regret.