The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-11-03

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Tally desired.
Geo. Richardson was in town the first
Of tine week laying in winter supplies
for his family.
BRYAN completes els eastern tour at
Chicago this week. He speaks at Omaha
Monday night.
Chicago has BRYAN the last three days
of this week, where he has been speaking
day and night.
The Salem Special already shows a de-
cided improvement since Tom Bishop
go. hold of it..
The d%lspensary law is already a part
of the constitution. Vote it out. Vote
yes on the amendment.
A DeSmet butcher advertises "chew-
able beefsteak." II he's got q good thing
like that, he ought to push it along.
We shall miss Macdonald from the De-
Smet News very much. He is one OF the
very best writer's ever on a state paper.
Fred Gotham had the bad luck to lose
four good cows from running in the
corn stalks. Charley Craft also lost one.
November Z, 8. and 8 are the dates for
the next regular professional visit of DR..
Frudenfeld. the Sioux Falls optician. 81
Miss Celia Kinsella is home again.
Chamberlain papers FAY Miss Klnsella
expects to go into a Sheldon, Iowa. bank.
G. D. Rose is running c. S. Blodgett's
coal business during the campaign, as
both Nc. Blodgett and his man are pretty
busy these days.
D. E. Robinson is running for town
ship trustee in Dubuque. Any party
that trusts in God and our dad" Robin
son will come out all right.
The newspapers are nov hunting in
the hell box for that old stereotype,
"Now TINT the smoke Of battle has clear
ed away" to appear next week.
Election returns will be received at
the Bryan headquarters, next door 70 Nc
Kittrick's, where everybody will be well
come-especialiy the Republicans.
Tbs Ochsner Hare ware company put
in a new side walk in front of their old
buildings at the north end of Main.
street this week. Let's have more of
them.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at Kimball postofice: F. P. Satter-
lee, Joshua Hoge, Frank Mat, Mr.. John
Harms. After thirty days will be sent to
dead letter office.
Bryan's reception In Brooklyn Monday
night was the greatest political demon
stration the world has over known. It is
estimated that 100000 people heard him
speak. There were $4,000 men In the
parade.
G. 8. Blodgett's sheds are filled with
coal. He has not advanced the prices
yet-though many dealers have on ac-
count Of the strike in the Goa fields, and
a raise by all the wholesalers. Now is a
good time to buy.
Judges oil election should be sure and
copy the vote for every candidate on a
sample ballot before sealing returns so
that there may be no guess work. Bring
or send in such unofficial returns to the
headquarters in Kimball.
A 4tet doesn't prove anything-save
that q man has money. When Cleve-
land was elected Republicans laughed at
the idea Of it all through. the campaign
and claimed every northern state, with
msjoritIes OF six figures.
Clas. Gobler was In town Tuesday
from his farm in the corner Of Aurora
county. Charley is trying to buy corn to
feed his own steers this winter. He has
$500 bushels OF his own, all cut and in
shock, but wants more il he car get it
right.
r. A.ReYnolds has bought w. G. Rich
ards mouse colored team AMI a nice,
new road wagon Of Matson. Mr.. Rsy-
nolds. has earned 1t and ought to have
had Just such a rig years ago. He's paid
out enough money for liveries selling
and showing land to have bought several
ruch rigs.
A careful poll has been made by the
Bryan men. and there is absolutely no
question but what Brule county will
give Bryan two hundred majority and
elect every candidate on the fusion ticket
with majorities all the way from one
hundred and fifty to two hundred and
fifty.
The Youngsters we're IN their good
behavior Halloween. Perhaps the Sal.
walton army meetings had something to
do with it. Anyhow, hext morning, we
found The GRAPHIc's annex In the rear
right side up-frst time In years
though 1T isn't Ben Ochsner's fault that
III wasn't found standing on Its head.
1t Lrings to the little ones that price,.
less gift OF healthy flesh, solid bone and
muscle. That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea does. 35 cents. Ask your druggists