The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-08-31
i You See il in The Graphic Bet On II
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
The schools open Monday.

j. W. Sanford was in town Tuesday.
f. A. Craft was iii town Wednesday.
Edward Rrenne is home fEom Omaha.
Monday is Labor Day, a national Holt
day.
j. W. Armour is here from Beres-
ford.
Miss Hattie Hill is visiting in White
Lake. +,
Hard coal is selling at Mitchell at
1925.
B. f. Ochsner left Tuesday for Wis
consin.
Editor Powers drove up from Puk.
Saturday.
Louis Walker went to White Lake
Thursday.
Edward Greene was in town Saturday
and Monday.
You can eat oysters tomorrow-if you
can get them.
Register Rowe went throuuh to Sioux
Falls Monday.
That empty coal bin begins to stare
us in che face.
j. %. Gray is having a nice run on his
Rose Tip cigars.
Frank Jones rode his bike to Cham.
berlain Sunday.
G. w. Sewers has left Sioux City ant
gone to Elgiu, Ill.
Charley Savol left for Waukon, Iowa
Thursday morning.
W. G. Richards was BUYING cattle il
Chas Mix this week.
The KiMball Milling company has s
new delivery wagon.
Hard coal will be considerable cheaper
this fall and winter.
Miss Carrie Weeks left for Nashua, la.
Wednesday morning.
Miss Gail Boyd is clerking for Cham
penny Rros., Mitchell.
Will Hilton is home from Manchester
Iowa, for a short visit.
Miss Martha Curtiss expects to return
to Beresford this week.
Vim. Kinsclla Is entertaining hi
brother from Chicago.
Monday wa hot as blazes and fire
felt con. Portable Tuesday.
Jas. Byrnes is fencing his 100 acre
west of II. S. Dams place.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Thomas have gon
to Ohio to spent the winter.
Photographer Matson has been i
White Lake part of this week.
The clerks in most of the land Office
have been fired TO: want OF biz.
Vim. Hinrichs took a car of cattle t
Sioux City the first OF the week.
Microbes have been discovered i
everything but tobacco and whisky.
Missis Blanche and Grace Loughra
NClC up lIOll " lllc ldht lllulSuuS.
Master Harry Brainard has been u
from Chamberlain this week visiting.
Scott Hayes was out in Willow LAX
township Tuesday surveying for a wei
Klement Sailer left Tuesday morni Il
for Chicago with two carloads of shee,
Achen & Mock finally shipped the:
threshing outfit to Dell Rapids yestel
day
Miss Linda Richards left Wednesla,
morning for Mason City, Iowa, to atten,
school.
Halls Cicillian Hair Remover has pr,
vented many heads from being bald.
will help you.
NJ. II. Mathies just got in a new lie
Of goods this week, and some special ba,
gains are offered elsewhere in thes
columns.
A Dawson county farmer tried to sli
out OF the county with wheat due f(
seed grain and was promptly arreste
and jailed.
Geo. Rose has disposed Of his propert
at Bijou Hills and will move to Kimbal
We understand that he has rented til
Glass house.
AL Closson struck a fine artesian we.
on his farm north Of White Lake at til
depth Of 922 feet. He and his broth(
did all the work.
White Lake Wave:-Ed Ochsner.
Kimball, was looking up the prospe,
for putting in q grain buyer at til.
point the other day.
Mrs. c. II. Bradley and children left Il
Sibley, Ia, Thursday morning The
are nice people and we wish them pros
perity in their new home.
At Sioux Falls last week Alfred \
Castle was sentenced to ten days in IL
Brule county Jail and fined $50 for Sc
ling liquor to an Indian.
Frank Korbel in Richland TOWNSHIP
l5o"SN puoiClo VI NitdU dlOllS u
edges of the artesian we'll bitches al
gathered 100 bushels from the yield.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. r. Thomas, Mr.. an
Mrs. w. II. Bowles and A. NJ. Bowles we
visiting at Cornelius MilIer's Thursda
They report having a very nice time.
A Kimball business man Who Ii
made careful enquiry says that eleyt
private artesian wells will be put dow
by farmers near Kimball within IL
next year.
A. G. Hill Of Buffalo county lost
ladies' tan co!ored cloth cape, trimm,
with black braid, out OF his buggy he
last week. Will the finder please lea
the garment at this office.
A Chas Mix man, whose name we d
not learn, arrived last week from Arka
sas glad to be back to South Dako
again. He traded his land in Arkans
for a team of horses even up.
A hard blow down in the south part