The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-02-29
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Township elections Tuesday.
Frank Toemey is hero from Iowa.
Sheriff Jordan drove into town Tues
day.
A. NJ. Bowles wa making garden
Tuesday.
Dan Rooney will rent the Pattee farm
this season.
Will Davis was here from Pukwana
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hannenan were in
Pukwana Sunday.
The Populists hold their state conven-
at Huron July IA.
The ice on the Missouri river began
breaking up Monday
Bert Hart was up from Chamberlain
on business Saturday.
Buy yonr coal at B~lodgett's. Price and
quality always right.
Frank Stoneberger left Monday morn
ing for points in Iowa.
J,W Motif has sold out his grocery
business in Madison.
G. S. Blodgett has Iowa corn and oats
for sale as cheap as anybody.
Unpaid taxes suffer a penalty of one
per cent a month after today.
B. w. Ryan was here Saturday. lie
spsnt Sund y II with his parents.
Hay is selling for 1915 aton delivered.
Walter circuit is here from Sioux City
placing a furnace III l.. A. Foote'S house
Hon. A. L. Herrick was here Saturday
from Aurora county trying to buy cows
The Populist state central committee
was in session at Mitchell the first of lht
week.
Planklnton and White Lake think
their proposed creameries are a sure
thing.
C.S Blodgett has reduced the price OIL
the celebrated Walnut block coal tt
$5.25a ton.
1t is reported that the we'll rig OH the
Carpenter farm ut Puk. had to be moyet
and a new hole started. Crooked hoi,
was the cause.
Rev. |, 2. Potter was called to NJ.
Pleasant, IeWa, Saturday, By the seriou,
illness OF his mother.
The 0chsner brothers have moved
a house on to their ia m near town from
P~lainiield township.
DR.. r. C. Drake of Plankinton Will b.
in Kimball and do dentistry work for
few days, commencing March 4.
The Republican county central com
mlttee meets here today to name tn
date for the county convention.
S. II. Wright Esq. was here from Cham
berlain Tuesday a short time on bust
ness. He ough to come oftener and sta,
longer.
NJ. L. Burgess was on his way HON,
Wednesday night from St. Paul. wher
he went to attend a photographers con
vention.
Don't forget the entertainment at TIL
opera-house notwithstanding.
good deal more fun for 10 cents than vol
ever saw.
The c. NJ. Il st. Paul sent about s1uO,
600 into the state last week in paymen
of taxes. This county caught abou'
$500 of it.
The kjrkapoo Medicine company. nov
travelling in the state, are negotiating
with Manager Miller for two weeks USE
of the opera house.
J.P. Beebe, I'd. Savage and Ernest
MOhr went to Chamberlain THURSDAY
night and helped the A. o. Q. w. initiate
some new members.
The reservoir at the Ochsner we'll i.
being riprapped around the the edges
with manure, on which will be thrown
about fifty cords of stone.
What we'll men call the first flow
was struck in the Ochsner we'll at {
depth of 1856 feet. Tuesday. The water
rose about 500 feet in the pipe.
Photographer Burgess OF Chamberlain
remembers the GRAPHIC with three fine
views of j. NJ. Greene's artesiap we'll
reservoir and farm in Ola township.
AT a special meeting Of the council
Thursday night it was decided to let II
N. Miles have the contract for the arte
sian we'll at $500 foot-lhe we'll to b,
6-inch.
When a merchant finds that his busl
ness isn't strong enough to stand ad
vert'sing it is a pretty good sign tina
his goods are too weak to stand the ligh
Of truth.
Sioux Falls Argus:-S. j. Snyder is ii
St. Joe, Mo-, buying goods for his stor
in Klmball. Mr.. Snyder's family vii
soon arrive in Sioux Falls TO make i
their home.
Inc largest 11Ock OF geese ever seen b
the Oldest settlers passed oyer Siou:
Falls bonnd north Monday, says til
Press. The flock was from two to tel
miles in length.
Edward Brenne returned from Crippl
Greek Wednesday. He reports a Iiyel
town there, but business is fearful
overdone and it's too unhealthy for hin
he thinks. He visited the Ice nalac
at Leadville with the Shrlners Will
away.
Adam Wolbert died at his home j
Highland township Sunday morniD
from an attack of la grippe. Mr.. Wo
bert vas born in Bavaria and woul
have been IS years Of age had he live
until April IS next. He came 20 IN
country.in 1Sa7. In the spring 1882
left Madison, Wis, and located in Higl
land township. He leaves u wife al
four children. The funeral took pla,
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