The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-04-25
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SMALL TALK

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Feel only $12 per ton-At Mill.
Martin Smiths well is down 500 feet.
Hicks says that May will be a wet
month.
Al. Gregory has gone to Rockford,
Illinois.
w. II. MeKittrick was up from the west
Thursday.
Diptheria closed the Mitchell schoo
this week.
Gov. Sheldon has named May 1 as
Arbor day.
R. f. Jones returned from Chicago
Monday night.
The commissioners are holding an en-
ira session today.
Gen. Geo. A. Silsby of Mitchell was a
visitor Wednesday.
A. G. Hill was down from Buffalo
county Wednesday.
Miss Gail BOYD returned to Mitchell
Thursday morning.
w. Z. Morrison was up from Chas Mix
the first of the week.
Mrs. Aaron Dolly left Thursday morn
ing for a visit in Iowa.
DIR. Drake, dentist OF Plankinton, will
be in Kimball May 5 to9
new arrival with three cars OF i'm
migrant goods since Jul last issue.
There will be mass at the Catholic
church Sunday at and lO:3Oa. m.
The summer season is here: Ed.
0clsner has got Oh his blue blouse.
Miss Winfred Reber has Just completed
q term of school in Wilbur township.
Miss Nellie Warner. little Alice and
the baby arrived from Indiana Tuesday
night.
Miss Emma Haylikleft Tuesday morn
lug for a visit with her sister at River
side, Ia.
Col. Hamilton was up from Mitchell.
Wednesday. The colonel looks as fresl
as a daisy.
Miss Carrie Weeks arrived Tuesday
night from her visit to Nashua ant
Charles City, Iowa.
Mr.. j. +. Kelley will speak at Pukwa
ma on political issues Saturday Afternoon
May 2, at l O'clock p. m.
c. S. Blodgett came home AIonda,
night from Sioux Falls, where he served
as juror in the U. S. court.
G. A. Engle was here this week from
Chas Mix and reports artesian vel
work pushed with great energy.
Better come in and get some cleal
newspapers to put under the carpets ant
have them ready when Yon want them.
j. NJ. Patton. editor of the Odd Fellows
World of Aberdeen was in town Wedncs
day and made us a couple Of short calls
By the mail received, everybody be
!. tween the two oceans interested il
3 creameries knows of the Kimball cream
DRY.
Butter quotations received by til
3 secretary of the creamery company tli
Q week give "choice rolls, ) cents; cream
. cry. 16 cents.
d Mrs. &. B. Brace, daughter OF Mr.. an
Mrs. J. &. Wallace, arrived With he
children Tuesday night for a visit wit
her parents.
: ]. II. Wolf expects another car Q
choice seed potatoes tonight. 1t vii
pay you to wait day or two and ge
them right off the car.
George Gabler Of Chas, Mix will oper
ate a ferry boat by horse power thi
season. The machine arrived Monda,
. night. -Four horses will tread it.
q Miss j. NJ. Mcdonald has rented til
dwelling now occupied by f. A. Reynold
Z and will open a dress making shop a
soon as the present tenant vacates.
Mr.. Gudehus. Prof. Wheaton's partner
is expected this week to start the ca
0 pentcrs to work. The contract calls fC
" the completion Of the plant in 80 days.
Quite a number Of farmers located
considerable distance from town al
figuring on renting farms nearer til
creamery that they may better utill2
their cows.
The county Democratic central CON
"
mi:tee met here Saturday and decide
to hold the county convention in Kinda
May 16, for the election OF delegates I
Aberdeen convention May 90.
. Mademoisella Marie and Marguer
Ochsner and Master Frederick Foote e!
corted Senator Foote to Sioux City MOI
day to SEQ the elephant and other intel
esting sights of that wicked city.
- 1t was three years ago today tbs
q 2,s0O head of Texas cattle were unloade
IS at this station and caught in a hard raj
and snow storm from the effects {
20 which over 100 died IN a few hours.
- Ii anyone wants about Il bushel {
real, genuine Early Ohio seed potatot
they can be had at this office. We got
II barrel Of them from the cast and ha,
about a bushel more than we can use.
y The city council met Wednesday ever
ing to canvass the vote of Tuesday. The
declared those candidates having
= majority vote elected with the @cxceptio
Of II. T. Jones for police justice, pcudin
ID advice from tho attorney general.
Prof. Wheaton arrived Tuesday aud IL
ground for the creamery was broken t!
following dav and work on the found;
tion Is now in progress. The cruamel
is located OF the railroad grounds on
: hundred feet north Of John Parker
a, lumber Office.
= Wm. Kinsella has rented the Lumbar
ID farm two miles west Of town and wi
stock it with rows for the creamer,
Twenty have already been bough
4 Roppr ia ooiuO IN ha fha nauoro1 monrc