The Kimball graphic., October 14, 1904, Image 1

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Brule County
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REFERENCE.
Any man we have bandied
Ilea'. Estate for
STAND AND
You may dig your grave with
your teeth it you eat improp
erly but if you wear our
SHOES you will have a ten
dency to prolong your life.
We give satisfaction to all
kinds of people. Be not over
wise in your own estimation*
but come and see what a feast
of good footwear we have in
store for you. Our large sales
prove our popularity.
Please keep in mind that our la rye depart
ment store is tilled to the brim with new
(foods, and you'll Unci the prices right.
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COMPANY'S DEPARTMENT STORE
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And-
House Furnishing Goods
AVc have the finest line this side of
Mitchell, right up to date in style
Price very low. Lots of new goods
Bowles' Furniture Store
We can give vou every accomodation consist
ent with sound and conservative banking
Buffalo, Chas Mix. Aurora and
Heal Estate,
••vhichwill prove vory attractive to Home Seekers or investors. Terms all that con
be desired. If you have a totfn lot or farm to sell, call or write to me and if anyone
oan findyon a buysr 1 can If you hhvo a roind who has property to dispose of re
f*)r him to mn. If ypp want to
'iysa_piecefof
A. W. IIaxkkmax, V. PUES
Bank
State
[l.NCOlil'OllATk'Dl
Does a General Banking Business
Wc can sell you a draft that is good in any part of the world.
Collections a Specialty and
Remitted on Day of Payment
Cashier
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DELIVER
a little cash to us for a pair of
SHOES
Clmmberlain, South Dakota, Octo
ber 4, 1904.
Tiie ljoard of county commission eis
of Brule county, South Dakota, met
in the office of the county auditor ou
October 4th, 1SH4, at o'clock a. m.
Members present .1. C. Scales. O. A.
Crown, Hen Meiller, Louis liichards
and C. C. Manz.
Board was called to order by Chair
man Scales at o'clock.
It was moved by Richards, second
ed by Meiller. that the petition
.lames lleliiia be granted and a rebate
for -1C.:J7 be issued to him on account,
of a double assessment .—carried unan
imously.
It was moved by liichards, seconded
bv Man-/, that the tax petition of
Martha Daines be granted according
to the tax resolutions and the neces
sary amount of money be deposited
with the county treasurer within
thirty days from the date of ttie pass
age of this resolution—carried unani
mously.
It was moved by liichards, seconded
by Crown that the tax petition of
Theodore Olson be granted and SIS.00
be accepted in full for his 1001 person
al tax in Torey Lake township—car
ried unanimously.
It was moved by Manz seconded by
Meiller that the abstract bond of II.
C. Smith in the sum of $.",000 be ap
proved and tiled.—carried unanimous
ly.
It was moved by Manz seconded by
Meiller that the petition of Charles
Talich be granted and rebate tor $1.40
be issued on account of an erroneous
road tax.—carried unanimously.
It was moved by Manz, seconded by
liichards that the petition of Willow
Lake school district for a school loan
of *.S'00 be granted.—carried unam
monsly.
If was moved by liichards seconded
by Manz that both tax petitions of
Joseph Homers be rejected.—carried',
unanimously.
It was mdived by Manz seconded by
Meiller thao the dog tax petition of
J. W. St ran sky, assessor of the town
of Pukwana, be rejected.—carried un
animously.
11 was moveci by Manz seconded by
Meiller that the dog, tax petition of
Nelson Matties be rejected.—carried
unanimously.
it: was moved by Richards seconded
by Manz that all the voting places in
the various election precincts through
out the country be made the same for
the general election to be held on No
vember s, 1004. as they were for tho
last general election except Willow
Lake precinct in which precinct vot
ing place was changed from the Bunt
ing school house to the Center school
house.—carried unanimously.
On motion the following persons
were selected to act as judges of elec
tion to be held on November s, 1904.
the tirsti one designated to act as
chairman, to-wit:
Niclc Boeson
John U'iHces
C. \V. Cash
John Brooks
Joseph Mrechan
15. J. •'legg
Pred Harris
Mart in Thorson
V. Pousek
Peter Slirake
llenrv Scliwiesow
Nick'Miller
Frank Conrick
'Inirles decides
W. J). Church
Mike Haley, Jr.
Joseph St-ransky
Chrtiincey Wood
Andrew Honey
Frank Totnshek
Nets Hintze
James lleebe
Patrick Shorten
llirain G. Boyts
C. C. Tritle
John Hussman
Dan Small
Henry Tferrelein
Cnarles Craft
Arthur McKee
Nick fierce
JohnQuillme
P.H. Cook.
.Tames Honey
liobert Stewart
Martin Smith
Ole Anderson
Albert Baatz
Charles llenegar
O. A. Pardee
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property no oneservo you quite so
F. A. Reynolds.
Kimball, 9
Ed. Wheeling
Wm. Pretzer, Sr.
S. E. IJouska
Magnun Nelson
S. C. Guthrie
John Tarabetz
John Duba
•T. L. Fitzpatriclc
John Smith
Samuel Gullickson i')
John Slechta
John Lawler
B. C. Kingsbury
THE KIMBALL GRAPHIC
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KIMBALL, SOUTH DAK IDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1904
Commissioners' Proceedings
Lvon township.
Union twp.
West Point twp
Chambsrhun
township
Pukwana twp.
and Town
of Pukwana
-Cleveland twp.
Waldrow twp.
Willow Lake
township
-Plainli-jld twp.
•s
Kimball twp.
Smith twp.
j-
L. Cable
Bed. Lake twp.
Brule townshh'
OJa township.
Richland twp.
Highland twp
Wilbur twp.
Hugh Harris
Gabe (iatiriclson Jr.
G. VV. Brumbaugh
Victor Nnpodal
Alvin Miller
Frank Codings I
Frank Schoeng«*rgcr
Anton Kott Kagle twp.
Geo. E. Miller
A. G. EInn
Charles Cummings
Fred Kichn
Henry L. Wilrodt
Chas Lorenzen
Stanley Bice
Ernest Lunibard
Arthur Blodgett.
John Winn
W.G.Bailey
F. L. Wood
M. E. Cliggitt
.Tohn Flinn
Hans Quarenberg
G. E. Mann
W. F. Martlett
J.E.Gray ,• Chamberlain
Wm. Baxter City, 3rd ward
Torey Lake twp
Pleasant Grove
township
•America twp
Grand view twp
Kimball City
Chamberlain
I City, 1st ward
I
Chamberlain
I City, 2nd ward
Board took a recess till 1 o'clock p.
m.
Board met at 1 o'clock p."hi.
Members all present.
Board was called to order by Chair
man Scales.
It was moved by Manz.seconded by
Crown that the tax petition of the St.
.Tames Catholic church on lot 12 block
30 be granted and rebates issued—car
ried unanimously.
It was moved by Richards seconded
by Crown that the school polls ot
Peter Smith for 1SK32 and 1)0:$ tn Puk
wana township be rebated on account
or him not being a resident.—carried
unanimously.
It was moved by Crown seconded by
Meiller that the county auditor be
and is hereby instructed to correct
the assessment of the F. O. Anderson
estate and issue a refund to correct
the tax.—carried unanimously.
It was moved and seconded that the
county board proceed to open bids for
coai. —carried unanimously.
It was moved by Richards secondod
by Crown that the bid of F. 10. Wiess
to furnish coal for the county poor
farm at the following prices: Hoc-k
ing Valley at $8.f»0 per ton, harn coal
at $11.40 per ton, be accepted—carried
unanimously.
It was moved by Richards seconded
by Manz that all the advertised bids
for coal for the court house lie reject
ed and that the bid of C. W. Stocks
to furnish Hocking Valley coal at
per ton be accepted, said coal to
be delivered at the court house as it
may lie needed.—carried unanimously.
It was moved by Manz seconded by
Meiller thatC. R. Townsend be grant
ed a refund for $7.71 on Sd of lot 12
block 9 in Chamberlain City on ac
count of a double assessment.—carried
unanimously.
It was moved by Manz seconded by
Meiller that John Dobbins, adminis
trator of the F. O. Anderson estate,
be granted a refund for $2.00 on ac
count of taxes erroneously paid.—ear
ned unanimously.
Board took a recess till Oct. f, 190-1
at 9 o'clock a. in.
Board met Oct. 1904 at 9 o'clock
a. in.
Membeis all present except .Scales.
On account of the abscncc of Chair
man Scales the meeting was called to
order by the county auditor.
On motion Louis Richards was
elected chairman pro tern.
On motion the board at once pro
ceeded to check the auditor's and
treasurer's books.
Chairman Scales arrived at 11
o'clock a. m.
Board took a recess till 1 o'clock p.
Hi-
Board jnet at 1 o'clock p. in.
Members all present.
Board was called to order by Chair
man Scales.
Board continued check books.
It was moved by Richards seconded
by Manz that the tax petition of IT.
II. Cable be accepted and a rebate for
$25.91$ be issued hiin on account of a
double assessment.—carried unani
mously.
Board got through checking books
at 4 o'clock p. m.
Board took a recess till Oct. •, 1904
at 9 o'clock p. m.
Board met Oct. 0, 1904 at 9 o'clock
a. in.
Members all present.
Board was called to order by Chair
man Scales.
Board took a recess till 4 o'clock
and went out to the county poor
farm.
Board returned from the' county
poor farm at 4 o'clock p. m.
Members all present.
Board was called to order by Chair
man Scales.
It was moved by Crown seconded by
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J. H. WOLF CO
After scouring some of the best markets
in the land are prepared to serve the
public in a manner here-to-fore unheard
of Kimball. Our stock is complete in
every Department, especially Dress
Goods, Trimmings, Ladies' annd Gen
tlemen's FUR Goods. A stock of Cloth
ing that rivals the best in towns TEN
times the size of Kimball.
WE GUARANTEE
To sell you a suit of clothes for $12.00
.hat in point of quality, fit, and work
manship equals the best of the so-called
"tailor made" at $20.00. Ours is the J.
Capps 100 per cent wool. You know the
goods.
LADIES' FUR GOODS
AVe have an immense line of Ladies'
fur goods. The latest novelties as well
as the most staple scrafs and muffs.
Nothing is more highly appreciated by
a lady than a set of furs.
NEW FUR COATS
We have such a mamouth line of new
fur coats of almost every kind: Raccoons,
from .$75.00 down, "Wombat, Russian
Lamb, Galloway, Russian Buffalo, Mink
Mocha, Cape Buffalo, Dog, Bulgarian
Lamb and others. Our large sales on
these goods is the best guarantee that
our prices are the lowest.
LADIES' WINTER WRAPS
That elegant line of Griswold-Browning"
Ladies Winter Wraps, of the most sty1
ish make just opened. We are glad to
show you even if you don't need one
WINTER UNDERWEAR
In winter underwear you get what you
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right. Woolen, wool fleeced, ve^ts and
pants and union suits.
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