The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-11-06

Chamberlain folks surprised Mr..
and Mrs. Whitbeck Halloween with a
sheet and pillow party.
I. A. Weeks left Tuesday morning
for Charles City, Iowa called there by
the death of his sister.
Tellef Thompson and George Bovd
are grading up the streets and filling
around the new crossings.
John Wottawa and wife came IN
from Eagle Tuesday morning and re
turned to their home in Iowa.
Mrs. 7. A. Berry went to Chamber
lain last night while Tom is making
another hunt at Lake Andes.
Mrs. T. w. Taubman Of P%lankinton
and Mrs. II. II. Carey, of MI. Vernon.
were In Chamberlain over Sunday.
Clyde Smith arrived Monday night
from Mitchell for a weeks vacation
from his duties in the Clarion office.
B. G. Huddle was on the train Mon
day en- route to Chamberlain from
attending the U. S. court at Sioux
Falls.
A. G. Savage, former principal of
schools here, went through to Cham
berlain from Armour Wednesday
night.
Not many came in Tuesday, but
Wednesday brought another two
coach loads of land seekers west of
Mitchell.
y From the looks of Main street Sun.
day morning, the mayor must have
suspended the curfew ordinance
Halloween.
This is surely great weather. The
hen editor of this paper has to use
considerable energy to keep his hens
from setting.
Albert Wentzy, Charlie Warner,
Charlie Noyotny and w. J. Kinsella
attended the dance at Pukwana last
Eflday evening.
w. NJ. Savage of WATERFOWL was
here the first of the week looking after
his bunch OF cattle at Tom Myers
north Of town.
Wednesday night brought the first
hard freeze. The mercury dropped tc
u. 1t is said to have gotten Gown to
Is at Chamberlain.
A. w. Hanneman and Thos. Cali
CHER have been busy the past few
days putting a new roof on VIM
Rossman's butcher shop.
A cattle solicitor who. has Travelled
Iowa extensively says there corn is al
soft and not one load Of cattle will b.
fed to where there were ten last year
You will find the election return!
on the inside pages. The only com
fort Democrats get out of it is in
watching the Tammany tiger lick hi
chops.
John Pazour has been painting hi
house, on the west side of town TIL
week. With the addition that wa
added this summer John has a yer,
nice place.
The whole world sorrows with tn
salvation army oyer the loss Of Mrs
Emma Booth Tucker, who was killed
last week in a railroad accident nea
Kansas City.
Someone puts it this way and it
the whole truth in a nutshell: "Itn
no use advertising unless you hav
the goods, and no S having the good
unless you advertise"
Your attention is called to tn
services in the Presbyterian churcl
next Lords day. Morning subject
Gold in the Retiner's Fire" Evening
"Do You Need Rest?"
Y Eleanor and Marcia Jefferson, tn
two little children-of Mr.. and Mrs. I
w. jefferson, left Monday mornin'
WlUn UllelT SIdlluldUlCA III q "SSnH
visit at Hawarden, Iowa.
"A nice line of art squares, bes
quality all wool at Bowle's Furnltur
store. They have hand sewed border
and are much nicer than carpets 10
) small rooms, and cost no more.
There was a big fire Of some kin
about ten miles south Of Plankinto
| last night between four and INV
O'Clock, but we have not been able t
learn whether it was buildings or moi
; Herman Endter, the boy who cut
} juicy meats for the White Lake foil
has bought a gasoline engine TO III
his chopping machine-and the me
! folks down there better tie up thel
dorgs.
Earl Waterbury came up frol
Chamberlain Wednesday morning an
will move out on his claim in But1al
+ county, he having resigned ms pos
, ton with N. w. Eggleston at Chambe
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