The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-09-30


All persons who arc indebted to til
n. nj. Warner 4 Go. firm will please
call and settle at once at their office
n door south of Myrtle Smiths
millinery shop.
Geo. b. Savage writes us from
Iankton that he Will move himself
and family to Sioux Falls. lie says
1llat the crops down there arc i'm
mensc this year.
DIR. Stevenson, the wcll-known eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist, Of
Sioux Falls, will be in Kimball on
Thursday, October 18th, at the hotel.
DR.. Stevenson also fits glasses.
j. NJ. Brunskill and family haye
moyed into the rooms oyer the fu1ni-
ture store. j. f. Wright will moyc
into the house vacated by Mr.. Brun-
skill, having purchased the same.
VIM. Hlnrichs arrived from Oregon
last week for his annual visit, looking
as natural as if he had not been
away a minute, and glad to see all his
friends here again, and they hun.
In the trial of a whisky case in
Kansas the lawyer asked one Of the
witnesses: "Did you take cognizancc
of the mar behind the bar?:'' "No
sir, the witness answered., 81 took
lust what the others did.n
John Meyers, an old resident Of
Plummer township, died Tuesday,
after a lingering ILLNESS of several
months. The funeral services took
place at the Presbyterian church here
and interment made in the Kimball
cemetery.
Miss Anna Wentzy returned We'd
nesday night from Sioux City, where
she had a pleasant visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. n. Footc. Miss Anna said
that when She was IN Hutchinson
county visiting about all she could
hear was Mitchell for the capital.
If anybody figured that the big ex-
cursion train from this end to Nit
chell Monday with Il Thousand pco-
pie was going to settle the attendance
from this direction they got left.
The regular passenger has been
crowded every day, notwithstanding
several extra coaches we're put on.
Plankinton Herald: Dick Gerken
has branched out in the jcwelry bust
ness for himself and is nov located in
the Miller drug store at Kimball. He
will remove his family to that city as
soon as a house can be secured. The
Kimbal! folks will find Dick Il mighty
good citizen.
a special train Of nineteen cars OF
stock went out of Klmball Monday.
Richards u MouIton shipped SIX cars
of cattle to Sioux City, p. Kennedy
seven cars to Chicago, also a car Of
horses, while Frank !Schocnbergcr
shipped two cars of sheep to Chicago
and Il. Kellogg two cars OF hogs to
Sioux City.
The towns west of Mitchell turned
out over 500 people for the opening
day of the corn palace. At Chamber
lain 1l5 tickets were sold, at Pukwana
60, at Kimball l25, at White Lake ISIS,
at Planllinton 1873. and at Mt. Vernon
50. A special out of Mitchell at 1880
p. IN. brought the tired exc~ursionists
home, after Il delightful outing.
The Mitchell corn palace fetc this
year has not only been the most sue
cessful of any to take place SO farm
point Of attendance and otherwise
but the star attraction for the state
this year. The crowds every day have
simply been immense and from all
points in the state. AS a drawing
card the corn palace is "It."
Nit. Vernon News: We do not need
to take anyone's word or figures for
the degree of prosperity brought to
any community through dairying. A
drive among the farmers home where
COWS have been kept for Il few years
will demonstrate the truth of such IL
claim. We see large houses, fine
barns, well kept lawns which speak
loudly and in no uncertain tone Of
what the dairy industry has done for
those who patiently care for old
'Bossy."
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