The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-10-02


loWa reports a scarcity of potatoes
owing to the wet season. The sn,,ds
are selling for 81 a busheI in Sicuy
City. '1o
services in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday. Morning subject.
fearing the Marks" Evening
sIhere is No Difference" Snecial
music by the ladies quartette.
The Brule county exhibit al the
Mitchell corn palace is to be packed
most OF it-and shipped to a fair AT
Boscobel, Wis. 1t will make the wis.
consln people open their eyes.
White Lake Wave: Saturday was
creamery pay day and as usual quite
a crowd OF farmers was in town and
There was a very perceptible increase
IN the trade and receipts of our NOR.
chants.
Capt. Quirk has received word that
company HIS new guns are at Pierre
ready 0 shipment. He will hold an
inspection of arms Tuesday night and
pack up the old Springtields and send
them in.
w. a. Hitchcock will hold a public
sale Of stock, farm implements. feed
etc, at his residence 10 miles north
east OF kimball Wednesday, Oct. ID
beginning at 10 O'clock. For aarticn-
lars see bills.
The J. Ii. Wolf company have a
new ad on this page today-and 50
conspicuous is it that it is not necess-
airy TO call attention to it more than
IN a few words. Read what it saws
and govern Yourself accordingly.
The GRAPHIC will probably be
several hours late today, caused by the
delinquent tax list, it having been
necessary to hold the forms for last
corrections Oct. many not paying
their taxes until the last hour.
>. IL. Nugen and Roy have been in
town this week, visiting relatives and
friends after a few days at the Mitchell
corn palace. Silas is still travelling
for the Sioux Fails Mutual Fire In
surance company and meeting with
the best of success.
Aspark from a passing freight loco
motive starteda wicked prairie fire on
the north side Of the track near the
Kane place two miles east of town
Monday. Quite a lot of hay in cocks
and some stacks were destroyed be-
fore it was whipped out.
In spite Of the fact that all the
towns west of Mitchell out this way
sent good delegations every week day,
the Sunday excursion train was heavily
loaded Just the same. A good many
embraced the opportunity to pay a
second visit to the corn palace.
Gannvalley Chief: The creamery
payment for August amounted to
sl5S7.S3, being the net amount paid
patrons. Price per pound paid for
butter fat, 16 cents; number of pat
rons So. OF this number eleven re-
ceived over $40 90 each for the month.
The work Of laying new cement
crosswaIks on Mann street still goes on.
The city is spending nearly $500 in
the work and when completed not a
plank crosswalk will be left in the
business part of the town and the new
ones will be as good as any in the
state.
"sSay," remarked a Sioux Falls man,
looking over the crowd, one day at the
Mitchell corn palace" think OF
Pierre gathering such a lot OF people
to any function" s'I'll bet you
couldn't get this crowd to Pierre if
they 1.-THE Pierre fe]lows) would pay
their fare"
The delinquent tax list will be found
on three Of the inside pages OF the
GRAPHIC-and we We got Il lew more
grey hairs in super sising its publica-
tim. It's about the toughest PROPOSE
ton so far as work is concerned as
comes into any printing ottice-doubly
SO in this county-where the list is set
according to the law-which it isn'tI
in nine-tenths OF the counties of the
state.
We think kimball contributed more
people to the Mitchell orr palace
than any town west Of Mitchell-un-
less it was Plankinton-which isl
twenty-four miles carer to Mitchell
and which would be expected to give
the largest attendance on the line. LII
is certain in any event that Kimball
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