The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-12
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
A. S. Stuver went to Pierre Monday.
Master Dale Savage is on the sick list.
Charley Nugen is at New Kirk, Okla
homa.
Mrs. A. r. Thomas is visiting i'll Sioux
Falls.
Very cold northwest wind to-day
Friday.
j. B. Long has moved his office over the
Kimball State Bank.
C. s. Blodgett can sell you the cheapest
as we'll as the best coal.
The boys have been enjoying moon
light skating this week.
Ason was born to Mr.. and Mrs. F. f.
Miller Thursday morning.
Will .ncKittrlck has been visiting his
grandparents this week.
Miss Louise Ochsner of Carthage is
here visiting with relatives.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Sluka.
Thursday morning, a gin.
The state senate is composed OF 43
members and The house OF SO.
We are much obliged to Congressman
Lucas for some official documents.
j. W.. circuit Was made chairman of
enrolled and engrossing bills committee.
A dancing party takes place at the
Opera-house next week Friday evening.
George Bryant nov rms the Velvet
Limited between Mitchell and Chamber
lain.
The Oacoma Gazette has changed its
form to a seven column folio, and looks
better.
The days lengthen, but the cold doesn't
appear to strengthen to anv preceptible
extent.
The author Of "IIell Up to Date" has
been married. Wonder if he will write
an appendix
Miss Anna Wentzy left Tuesday morn
ing for Memo to visit her sister, Mrs.
Bertha Ryan.
John Endres writes to have his
GRAPHIC sent to Bear Valley, Wis, where
he recsntly went.
Found-Brown Derby hat. Owner
can have the same by putting up the
costs of this notice.
William Kinsella received a dispatch
Monday that his mother died in Dubuque,
Iowa, on Sunday afternoon.
The night train out of Mitchell for
Chicago and the one that used to arrive
about 4 a. IN. have been taken off.
o. f. MatsOn and Miss Christine Mat.
son ielt Monday morning for Clay county
to visit relatives for a month or so.
A Washington special SAYS that the
lankton reservation will probably be
opened in the spring-which Is nonews
Among the pages appointed at Pierre
to look after the wants of the solons. WI
find the name OF Edward Purcell of Thu
place.
The opening proceedings Of the legis
. latnre will be found on the second pugt
. of the GRAPHIC, also the synopsis OF GOV
Shelaon's message.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
IndeaYor of the Presbyterian church
$ CAV al oyster supper in j. B. Longs oil,
Office Tuesday night.
A. S. Stuver returned from Pierr,
It Tuesday night. He did not remain Il
attend the inaugural ball, as he did no
want to crowd the Newspaper fellows.
n 1t has been raining in Pennsylvania
this week, and this together with TIL
melting snow has caused the usual food
AMI corresponding damage to property
Anyone wanting a first-rlass secon'
hanl 81 revolver cheap, can improve Nh
: opportunity by calling at this office. l
won't cost YOU over 40 cents at the out
|. side.
There is a wa on in Sioux Falls be
tween the board OF health and parents q
children who are debarred from tn
schools because they have not bee
yacinated.
Mrs. Il. S. Dains went to ClIamberlai
Thursday night to be present atthe join
installation of the new officers of the G
A. r. post and w. R. c.. on Saturda
evening.
Iowa stockmen predict 81 hogs by mex
June. They figure that farmers al
selling every hog possible, owing to til
scarcity Of feed and a shortage in ma
Ketable hogs is bound to come.
The county commissioners have bee
in session all the week euliting bill
checking IN with the auditor an
treasurer, installing the officers an
settling up 1894 business generally.
White Lake Wave:-Mr. and MIR
James Yirden, Of Brule county. stoppe
IN town Friday night with Mr.. and Mr.
Frank Booth, taking Saturday morning
train for Aberdeen, where they will spen
the winter.
= Senator FOote was male chairman
the committee on appropriations, an
Lucas of Charles Mix was made clairma
OF the house committee on irrigatlo
and II rrlck of Aurora was also mad
chairman Of IL OF the committees.
Tha new Democratic states a1torne
of Aurora county, II. f. Fellows. h;
| warned the drug stores at Plankinto
and White Lake that they must comp