The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-10-21

postponed to today and tomorrow.
Artcsian Advocate: Picrre's fraud
ulcnt exhibit at Mitchell received a
hard blow when Of Potter coun-
Tvs farmers produced Il letter asking
him to contribute to the so.called
Hughes exhibit.
For the first time in MANY Years.
the six candidates for the legislature
on the Democratic and Republican
tickets are farmers not one of them
coming from either kimball, Pukwana
or Chamberlain.
Plankinton Herald: In a letter
from Wayne Mason dated at st. Louis
we find the following: "Since my
trip to Chicago l am more than ever
convinced that Mitchell will be the
capital of South Dakota, also that be-
fore many years | car go to the coast
over the c. NJ. and st. p. Ry. via
Chamberlain.
Thos. Conley was happier than ever
when he turned up at the county con-
vchtion Monday. Why? Oh, because
he has just finished a whole lot of
building on his farm northwest OF
town, house, barn and goodness knows
what. Mr.. Conlcy never has any
time to loaf, consequently lie is one of
our most successful farmers.
John Lytle was down from Crow
Lake last week visiting relatives and
shaking hands with his many old
friends here. John is coming back to
Brule county to live: sometime next
spring. He hasn't been living since
he left his farm northwest of town
just existing. Luckily for him, he
showed good Judgment in hanging on
to his farm.
Monday met all the predictions for
a big crowd in town to attend the
three county conventions. The side
walks on Main street were black with
men for two blocks at times, ana
kimball gave plenty of evidence that
She was able to feed and house COM
tortabIy all three conventions and
haYe plenty of good things to eat and
room to spare.
Tocc, the Sioux City harpist, arriv-
ed on time Tuesday night for the
dance which was to follow the race
meet, but hung his harp on a willow
tree and went to snooZe with the
birds until the weather cleared up.
He was under engagement for two
nights. He remained oyer until We'd
nesday night, at which time the young
folks met in the opera house and en-
joyed one evening of dancing at least.
We were mighty glad to see G.. w.
Brumbaugh'''get there" for represen-
tativc after a hard scrap in the Dem
ocratic convention Monday--not but
what the other candidates we're
strictly all right, but to our certain
knowledge Mr.. Brumbaugh has been
plugging for the party and ticket in
Torrcy Lakeland at times when he
had to do it there pretty much all
alone-for twenty years. and he has
never asked any favors or rewards.
w. T.. HinchliT and Il party OF Rock
ford, III. ,sportSmen, including the may
or, arrived Wednesday night for a few
days late shooting on prairie chickens.
These men are all genuine Sportsmen
ana would Scorn to hunt immature
birds and haye waited this late to
make the sport all the more keen.
Unless the market shooters have clear
ed out most OF them they will have
fair shooting. S. f. Dorwart will act
as guide and chapercne.
Salem Register: Talk about capi-
tai sentiment. At the Lyon public
sale last week, there were so men
present at the sale when a Straw vote
was taken. The vote showed 40 for
Mitchell and l for Pierre. This is a
sample of the sentiment which ex-
ISIS all through the rural districts in
the thicklY settled southeastern part
of South Dakota. Just bear in mind
that when the farmers get through
voting on election day Mitchell will
be so far ahead that it Will Jake more
than a herd OF COW boys to catch her.
Mitchell is a winner just as sure as
South Dakota is on the boom.
II. j. Mohr, candidate on the Demo-
cratic ticket for circuit Judge in
this judicial district, was here Mon
day and Tuesday, going to Buffalo
Wednesday morning. MI. Mohr made
friends right and left here, being a
very pleasant man to meet and with
a clean and honorable record as a
Democratic worker of many years.
standing. He has a hard proposition
to beat so popular judge as Frank
Smith in a strong Republican judicial
district, but is spending his time and
money for the good Of the party and
o(help sustain its organization in the
state. For this reason. il no other,