The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-10-14

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for Oregon after Il few days visit with
friends aud relatives.
Abraham Welt and daughter OF
Rock Rapids, Iowa, were here IL few
days this week. lie drove up to Buff
alo county where his daughter filed
on "a piece of land.
Some extensive repairs have been
made on the Presbyterian church this
fall. The building has been resided
and painted for n thing and makes
a fine appearance now
Jay Cook returned Saturday from a
visit to Chicago, where he saw the
workings OF one of the biggest cities OF
the world and learned much that is
useful to any young man.
The following letters remain uncal-
led for.at the Kimball postoficc. AZ
ter fourteen DAVIS will be sent to dead
ltctcr Office viz: Mr.. Foster Srtatton
Mr.. Ralph Fletcher t2)
The editor of the White Lake
Standard is mourning the loss OF Il
pockctbook and two $40 bills. Any
editor foolish enough to carry around
a years profits IN his pocket ought to
be taught Il lesson.
Geo. Paulvich recently completed a
fine barn on lbs Lyonvillc farm, and
he is n OF the steady. hard working
farmers who is entitled to the best
that is going i'm that line. Tom Gal
lighcr superintendent the work.
Mac Browning OF the Griswold-
Browning company will be at VOLTS
store next Thursday October 20 with
a full line of ladies wraps. This is Il
very reliable firm and no one need
hesitate of ordering their winter
wraps from, and they will be sure to
get the latest in everything.
G%annyalley Chief-Chas., Oates sold
his entire herd of cattle to Richards
\ Moulton last week.. Mr.. Oates has
not yet decided what to do With his
leisure as he is unused to the COM
modify. Mr.. Oates has spent many
years of hard work on his cattle ranch
and friends and neighbors regret his
sale.
Dr.. O'Iteady has bought the w. III.
Gross residence property opposite OF
his house and is going to repair it and
place it i'm a more p%resentable shape.
That side of the street already shows
great improvement since Mr.. Hilton
enlarged his house and the painters
touched up the j. A. Smith house on
the corner
At last the city dray line has a
'phone, but we had to wait until j..
r. Wright got hold of 1T to get one in.
a public utility of that kind that
won't pay out Il dollar a month for a
phone for the accommodation of it's
patrons ought not TO be patroniZed
except In case of necessity. Mr..
Wright'S phone is 81, so call him up
and order your coal now any time.
The kimball sJock yards were put
under quarantine this week. 4! bunch
OF cattle were shipped out last week
which upon their arrival at Sioux
City were found affected with scab.
The yards will have to be thoroughly
cIcansed and disinfectcd before any
more stock can be shipped. Several
carloads were driven overland to
White Lake and SHIPPED this week.
Some West Virginia men were IN
Mitchell last week and made large
cash purchases Of real estate. They
bought a valuable corner lot on the
main business street, two other lots
on another corner just south of it and
a quarter block of residence property
just Off from Main street. They en-
pect to do some extensive building, a
new opera house being under consid-
Grafton as one.
Watertown Public Opinion: The
Mitchell fellows and the Pierre fell
lows are all claiming to be dead
surc'' of winning the capital contest.
One OF 'em is mistaken and if we
were going to wager Il copper we'd say
that Pierre won't carry a dozen coun-
ties in the state. 1t is said that al
ready bcts have been made that Pierre
WON'T carry to exceed half a dozen
counties.