The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-11-28

II You See itin the Graphic Bet On II.
Small Talk.


How is it for a Thanksgiving storm,
anyway?
William KcKee is attending school in
Kimtall.
DR.. +. II. King was up from Chamber
lain Tues lay.
Fresh bulk oysters always on tap at
Waterbury's.
w. w. Davis and Frank Stone are up
from Pukwana.
The A. o. U. w. elect new officers Mon
day evening, Dec. s.
DIR. Drake can be found at his dental
office in Kimball Dec. 10 to II.
The boys lost the sand pump in the
artesian well, but fshed it out Tuesday.
Geo. Savage has been papering his
room and it adds greatly to its appear
ance.
There are the ups and downs of the
stock business, and this is one of the
downs.
Ii anybody wants our share of the rest
OF the winter, they can have it for the
asking.
Coming out of Chamberlain Monday
morning, the engine of the train killed
a horse.
Everybody in Kimball observed
Thanksgiving in one way-they stayed
indoors.
The boys are talking up a series of
club dances to be held in the Parker
building.
A fine fnll-blood Jersey heifer calf was
added to the GRAPnlC's live stock colIec-
tion Saturday.
Frank ToGmpy has the ro0miest quar-
ters in town. lie is occupying the Da-
kopolis at present.
About fifty people held a surprise on
Rev. Mr.. Brown at the residence of DR..
Willy Tuesday night.
The lower branch of the Vermont legis-
laturc declined to pass the senate woman
suffrage bill by a vote Of 1876 to so.
The Sioux Falls Dakota National bank
closed Monday and a bad bank scare and
a run on tine other banks was narrowly
everted.
Jas. Byrne had a lot of stock in the
yards Thursday night ready for ship
msnt and this morning found one gone
to the inevitable.
A Nebraska man let the other fellow
kick him to pay an election bet. He got
such a boost that he has been in bed ever
since and may be a cripple for life
j. B. Long, C. NJ. Lockwood, &C. Stuart
and G. R. Owen want a job in the land
office, so rumor has it. Owen says he
proposes to get something even If he
gets it in the neck.
The young people have organized an
other literary society. Joe Gray is pres.
ident and Miss Pearl Ochsner secretary
A program has been prepared for mex,
week Friday evening.
Cornelius Miller completed Saturday a
new barn fer his tenant, DIR. Willy. Mr..
Miller has a good residence property in
Kimball and is always ready to expent
money in improving it.
Mack. the tailor. is kept pretty busy
these days. Mr.. Mack is a fine work.
man and at home on all kinds of tailor
ing. He has turned out some very
nice fitting s1lts this fall.
One of the GRAPHIc's Waterloo, Iowa
subscribers sends us posters advertising
a Salt River celebration under the aus.
pieces of the Waterloo free silver club
Hon. Horace Boies chairman.
!. Mrs. Geo. Bray expects to leave TO
Butte, Montana, Monday to join he
husband. George gets the GRAPHIC
right along and he'll get homesick on
Of these day and be coming back.
AndrewsBrooks was down from Lyon
willie Tuesday with one arm we'll bundle,
up. Mr.. Brooks ran a rusty nail int
his hand about six weeks ago and liza
had a very serious time with the wound
NJ. j. Roche, while playing billiards i
Sioux Falls Saturday night, droppe
dead from heart disease. He was n {
the best known and most popular hott
men in the state. he had charge of til
Locke at Pierre during the last sessio
of the legislature.
The Ochsncr boys have II fine lot {
spring calves for sale in lots to suit. III
boys have put up some sheds at the art
sian we'll for temporary quarters ft
a. their calves. Parties wanting young stoc
ls in good order will find a nice bunch
ID select from.
a, Sanborn is anothersone of the COUNT.
that has its fill Of the seed wheat loanin
st business. 1t got left on the 1895 de,
;. and even worse this year. None OF IL
Of counties, however, appear to have q
caught as badly as Brule. The 1895 G:
pertinent cost the county $4,000.
For the Christmas and New Yea
holidays the Chicago, Milwaukee & S
: Paul company will sell excursion tickle
n, to all points within a distance of q
miles at a fare and a fifth. Tickets O
n. sale Dec. "a, %. and 81, 1896, and Jan.
til 1897. Return limit up to and includin
Jan. A, 1897.
o: Now that the holiday season is al
p%roaching, a visit to the furniture room
Of A. NJ. Bowles would most likely suf
gest not only a beautiful gift, but a mos
acceptable and useful one combine,
Mr.. Bowles always keeps his stock up (
a. the limit, and in addition. he can suppl
,g ANYTHING in his line in a weeks tim
ID and. best Of all, at city department stor
8 prices.
The Ochsner Hardware company no.
10 run three stores in Kimball. They las