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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1884
Page
5
A Kimball centered column bundle covers Brule county election fallout with digs at the Register, Chamberlain envy, and local headlines. It notes Andrews defeat for county treasurer, praises Bob Somers, praises Community figures, and recounts town events, theater talk, and social notes across Kimball Chamberlain and Red Lake areas.
A notice offers the house and lot formerly occupied by S. W. Sedgwick for sale. Interested buyers may call on Rickor and Lindley for details.
The board of county commissioners meet at Chamberlain on Saturday next to declare the official county vote. A full supplement will publish next week with complete results. Early word lists candidates elected, with Kilfeather claiming a narrow lead over Gregory for Register of Deeds.
Marshall Charles Callanan spent election day at Kimball as five o clock neared. He claimed the law, but old man Austin insisted polls could stay open until ten. Callanan sought only to know if polls opened late, counsel prevailed, and the old man faced a suit.
Col Sellers King and partners discuss starting a town midway between Pukwana and Kimball. Visitors from Chamberlain inspect sites. King predicts Kimball remains strong but sees room for another town. Local merchants vow competitive pricing and possible suburb links, while editorials urge neighborly support.
The shop announces new Saxony yarns imported and of superior quality priced slightly higher than common Saxony. They do not carry the cheap Saxony and offer two higher grades. The stock is described as very complete and ready for inspection.
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