The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-06-27
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fax.
II. A. Simons Of Castalia was here Sat
urday.
Miss Edith Jones arrived Saturday
night.
Mrs. CD. MAYNARD Is visiting Iowa
friends.
Thomas II. Walker was in Chamber
lain Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Whltbeck are ex-
pectet tonight.
Dentist and Mrs. Drake have been
here this week.
Mrs. H. l.. Hill left for Armour We'd
nesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Ochsner were in
Chamberlain Sunday.
John Byrne shipped a car Of stock to
Sioux City Wednesday.
The ball ground has been put in good
condition for the Fourth.
BE Ochsner is to occupy the house
now occupied by l.. A. Foote.
Another magnificent rain fell Monday
night. An inch OF water fell.
William Hinrichs sold so fine, Fat
sheep to Jas. Byrne Wednesday.
Lester Miller and Harry Wentzy
wheeled to Chamberlain Sunday.
Jas. Byrne left this morning for Chi
cago with two loads of fat sheep.
David Wolf arrived from Wisconsin
Wednesday night on important business
+. A. Reynolds has moved into the
house formerly occupied by Rev. La Theo
lobe.
The creamery will make the first ship
ment of butter to New York city Mon
day.
Frank Smith sold four three-months-
old calves to Harris OF Robey for $l0each
Monday.
Mrs. A.. w. Hanneman and children
left Tuesday morning for a visit to Wis
consin.
John Wilkes has his artesian well
down 500 feet, at which point a hard
rock bars further progress.
A Missouri girl, says the st. Paul
Globe, played for a $1,000 piano. They
gave her the piano to get her to stop.
Moody county and Douglas county
Populists in their conventions Tuesday
endorsed the action of Teller and Petit
grew.
The dews are so heavy and the gras
so tall that the sun in many places
doesn't dry the ground during the 2
hours.
The regular quarterly meeting viii
. take place at the NJ. E. church on Sun
day, July s., at 1920 a. m. Elder Bogg
will be present.
Miss Celia Kinsella arrived Thursda.
evening from Council Bluffs, where sh
has been attending the st. Franci
Academy the past year.
Capt. Jas. Cliggett has been a~ppointe
issue clerk at the Crow Creek agency
1t is needless to say that the work vii
be carefully performed.
An observing writer remarks that
shirt waist appears to be worn on ever
occasion except Sy the corpse at a funel
al and q bride at a wedding.
The Illinois Democratic convention re
nominated Altgeld and went for fire
coinage of silver heels over head. Wi;
cOnsin Democrats declared for the gol
standard.
Butter for family Use can be had 8
the creamery by leaving jars there an
: having them packed. at IA cents pc
pound, cash on delivery. The New YorI
market will govern the price.
John Smith brings in about 750pouni
of his own milk every morning. He say
when he gets time he is time he is goin
to arrange matters so hN car milk n fe,
more Of his cows-then he'll bring in
lot of it.
J%ournal:-A large delegation Of Chan
berlain neople will visit Kimball July
and hear the eagle scream. This will |
a case of reciprocity, az the Kimbal
folks always gives us a crowd when W
celebrate.
Milk will be received at the dreamer
from town people in quantities h0wevt
small, and they can get butter at NJ
cost i'll exchange for it-or cash. Tai
your milk there and have your butte
made for you.
A. H. Wheaton left this morning. I
has been here the greater part Of IL
past two weeks getting the machinel
i'll and the creamery in good workil
order. lie made the butter himself Fl
the first three days.
In the Tinan pasture adjoining Il
town the grass in some places is ov
two feet high. This pasture has bee
fenced and rastured for six years b.
neither before CT during that time h;
it contained grass like that.
C. w. Pierce arrived from Cedar Fall
Iowa. Monday night to accept the pos
tion of butter maker in the creamer
Mr.. Pierce has had thirteen years. e
perience in q creamery. lie is a brothe
ir-law of John Parker.
At the Populist county c%onventit
"a held in Pukwana Saturday the followiI
Il were elected delegates to the state co
le- yention at Huron: s. w. Duncan, j.
bit Stewart, Jesse Hiatt. L. Ii. Ames, A.
ur Troth and Vaclav FOusek.
in Sioux Falls Argus:-Frank Z. Smi
has removed from Montrose to Slot
Falls, having traded a $1,000 farm for
!. j. Snyder's grocery stock. Mr.. Smith