The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-09-14
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Perseverance often outruns genius.
Thos Furlong is looking ut Missouri.
Ray Beebe lost his watch Wednesday.
John Wolf has lost his Irish setter
pup.
Bessie spangler is visiting in White
Lake.
j. P. Beebe took in the Custalia fair
this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Wait, Sum
day, a boy.
Sunday was blistering hot and Mon
day we stewed.
A.G. Hill Was down from Buffalo
county Monday.
"Time will tell" is an old saying. So
will a woman.
Frank Toomey left for Sioux county,
Iowa, Thursday.
Bert Doty got back from Alexandria
Thursday night.
Little Anna Byjoln has been quite
sick all the week.
B. +. Ochsner returned from Wisconsin
Thursday evening.
Mrs. 7. j. Ryan returned Thursday TO
her home in Memo.
The key to a good situation, young
man, is not whisky.
John Mckee is on deck with fine water
melons this season.
Frank Smith went horseback to Casta-
liza Thursday night.
Olin Matson las been taking pictures
in Castalla this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Engle drove through
to Sioux Falls last week.
Henry Leach and Geo Bray and family
took in the Castalia fair.
A.. B. Dalrymple was down from
Buffalo county Wednesday.
DR.. Milliron will be in Kimball the
week commencing Sept. %.
A state tennis tournament is taking
place in Mitchell this week.
Jos. Dudacek's artesian we'll outfit
went through to Puk. Monday.
Geo. Rose expects to move to Kimball
from Bijou Hills about Oct. l.
Warren Young went through from
Puk. to Sioux City with stock Thursday,
Richards & Richards bought a weather
Of r. II. Cook that weighed 1870 pounds.
E. B. Taft is picking up another car
Of driving horses for the Chicago mar
ket.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Richards have
been attending the Castalia fair this
week.
Harry Parmlee Of Chamberlain has
been taken to the Plankinton Industrial
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Nugen are now 10
Gated i'll the Freese house for the
winter.
Buckingham's Dye is the best prepa
ration made to color the beard a brown
or black.
DR.. King reports a baby boy at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Diesch. Arrived
Sunday.
Any lady who visits Geo. W. James
store will regret it unless she has a dime
with her.
Mis-. Long states that the enrolment
Of the schools is considerable larger thar
last year.
Amare stolen from near Redfeld two
months ago returned to her pasture til,
other day.
Miss Mildred Beebe, Of Mason City, La.
was a guest of Miss Christine Matso1
Thursday.
The big land seekers excursion We'd
nesday made the passenger about two
hours late.
Missis Nettic and Amelia Talbot, Q
Sterling, ILL.,, arrived Wednesday ever
ing for a visit with their sister, Mrs
Aaron Doty.
L. A. Weeks has got his office on tn,
ground tloor-6rst floor front of Robin
sons Shanty."
There will be a DemOrest contest a
the M. Z. church next Tuesday evening
Admission free.
The contractors expect to commencI
work OF the county well at the roo.
farm about Oct. /.
One half OF the world wouldn't know
what the other half had for sale were /
not for advertising.
Don't use the faults Of others as
background with which to make you
virtues appear white.
Tom Gavin started a saloon next Il
N%ovotnY's this week. This makes fou
saloons for the town.
G. NJ. Davis has been taking III til,
Castalia fair this week and doing tonso
rial work on tine side.
The lecture as the NJ. Il. church las
night by Rev. A. r. Boggs on evolution
was a brilliant effort.
One of DR.. Milliron's horses couldn'
stand the heat Of the drive down to Gas
Italia and up and died.
The girl who is the close confldant O
her father makes, in nine cases out 0
ten, the best kind OF a wife.
Ee Jefferson, Lester Miller and Winze
Hurt were among those who have bee,