06 Nov 1897
Page 1
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1897
Page
1
Fragmentary notice describes lodge activity at Mason hall with Knights and Odd Fellows groups. Mentions Friday evening gathering, billiards or games, and possible meal provided. Specific names, dates, and places are unclear in the text.
The article asserts rheumatism severity varies by season and year, noting many crippled year round. It claims Swilta's Specific is the sole blood remedy reaching deep into blood troubles and curing rheumatism, outperforming liniments and ointments.
Hoxie wife of the Corning Town Gazette editor is under arrest for a grave crime after confessing to giving birth to an illegitimate child and arranging its death in a basement. The town is abuzz as the incident shocks a prominent family and stirs civic and church circles amid a broader election landscape with shifting party fervor and county results.
In Brutle County South Dakota voters backed Judge Smith, Republican, by a sizable plurality as three parties contested the judgeship. Turnout was around 60 percent with Democrats making up most nonvoters. Results show Fellows and Goodykoontz trailing, official counts pending, while commissioners Rusk and Manz won against Populist and Democrat rivals. The countywide pattern mirrors past Democrat and Populist strength.
Notice is given of foreclosure under a mortgage on property in Brala County South Dakota. If default continues, the entire debt including principal and interest may be due. The sale will be at the courthouse steps on the specified date with the sheriff conducting the auction. Proceeds to satisfy the mortgage debt including costs and interest.
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