The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-02-01
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Mrs. Joseph Wentzy is quite sick.
The Ochsner we'll is down $50 feet.
The literary society meets this even
ing,
See j. H. VOLTS "for SALE ad. OIL this
page.
S. j. Snyder leaves Monday for an
eastern trip.
Charles Petsol was here from Puk.
last Sunday.
Firemen's masquerade ball Feb. II, at
Chamberlain.
TIE first four days of this week were
as balmy as May.
The Standard oil wagon was here from
Mitchell Tuesday.
Z. P. Ochsner left this-Friday-morn-
ing for Sioux City.
Measles kept the Plankinton schools
Closed all The week.
Gen. Geo. A. Silsoy of Mitchell was
here Monday night.
Firemen's masquerade ball at Cham
berlain, February II.
Buy your coal at Blodgett's. Price and
quality always right.
Genuine Hooking Valley and Whining
ton coal at Blodgett's
Commissioner Hoover was in town on
county business Monday.
G.. S. Blodgett has Iowa corn and oats
for sale as cheap us anybody.
The GRAPHIC would be pleased 10 do a
little job work for you.
Anew advertisement for j. II. Wolf on
the third page. 1t means business.
Hugh Brady's infant child il reported
down with pneumonia by DR.. King.
Editor Ames of the Herald has been
appointed post master at Hot Springs.
Considering that the world is so wide,
1t is strange that some people are Sc
narrow.
The Congregational college at Red
field burned to the ground Saturday
night.
r. w. Farley, Waliham, Mass, was
cured Of gray hair by Halls Hair Re.
newer.
A driZzling rain, which frOze as it fell
oo,.,rnl {I,n prntnI ,rift, n chnnf nf ior
Thursday.
James Morgan came up Thursday
from Lower Brule, called here by the i'll
ness of his wife.
Harry Wentzy. the GRAPHIc's al
round man, returned from Sioux Cit
Saturday night.
The lrroquois creamery distributed
over $4,000 among the farmers of tina
vicinity last year.
John Wilkes was in town Saturday
lie expects that the drill will start OIL
his artesian we'll Monday.
j. p. Bcebe attracted considerable at
@tention Thursday afternoon by skating
up and down Main street.
A large number of specialties are al
ready being arranged for tie big mas
quarade ball at Chamberlain.
Mrs. James Morgan, Mrs. Patric}
QuirG and Mrs. Phillip Turgeon ar
among those on the sick list.
j. P. Beebe went out to the Ly0nvill
we'll this week and brought in a load o
pipe belonging to the county.
R. +. Jones states that he has
bunch OF one hundred steers that hay,
not been fed a ton Of hay this winter.
1t is probable that Kimball will fur
nish the music for the masquerade bal
at Chamberlain on the evening OF tn,
II.
A dance took place at the home O
Phillip Schroeder Tuesday night, whicl
. was attended by quite Il number from
town.
Fred klepkie, the tailor. will do som
, dying next Monday. Ii you've anything
YOU want dyed, take it to him befor
!, Monday.
i WI. Tenney, a travelling ~stercoscc
= pist, gave an entertainment to a SINAI
crowd at the school house Thursda
evening.
! The Young people Of the Presbyteria
0 church will observe Christian Endeav0
= day next Sunday evening at 7:30 wit
2 an appropriate program.
The GRAPHIC trusts that the dear CIR
will be prudent when proposing tn:
year. Don't marry a nan too eXtray'
giant for your means or your salary.
c Rev. A. E. Thompson, evangelist
Medina, Ohio, and MIR. w. G. Gambl
a Chicago singer, Will hold union gosp,
meetings for the K,mball churche
commencing about March 16.
All ladies intending to go to the ma
: quarade ball at Chamberlain in costun
$. must have a pass, which can be secure
free of charge by calling on, or wr'tin
% to, E. NJ. Sedgwick Of that place.
W Henry Mathies has been busy the pa
81 week packing his stock of goods
so readiness to ship to Marengo, Ill. whe1
he will continue business. Mrs. Mathi
% and children left for that place tn
morning.
The man who looks over a game
~ q checkers always sees better moves tia
oI those who are playing. So the ma
who reads a newspaper always know
co how it should be done better than ]
who edits it.
Before anything further is done t
ward sending w. T. La Toilette to S
20 Louis as a delegate, the Letcher Blat
"a wants to know whether lie Will suppo