The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-08-29

The Bryan and Sewell club in Cham
berlain starts out in splendid shape.
They are talking in Jerauld county Of
nominating Tom Lane for state senator.
DIR. Moses Constantine Felker was in
town Yesterday mixing medicine with
the boys
A. G. Whitbeck has purchased the
north one-third of the old park opposite
his house.
Miss Pearl Ochsner and Miss Anna
Wentzy rode to Chamberlain Thursday on
their wheels.
Geo. w. James got in today a beauti-
full show case which is filled with the fin
est pocket cutlery made.
A. r. Thomas house and barn two
miles east were upset in the storm last
week and quite badly wrecked.
Warren Young Of Pukwana, who ran
for sheriff On the Republican ticket two
years ago, has Joined the Bryan club.
The BRYAN and Sewall club in Puk-
Wana includes four former prominent
Republicans among It's forty members.
We hear that quite a number of new
patrons are getting ready to take their
milk to the creamery after the harvest
rush.
George Savage has been changing the
arrangement OF his room and it now
gives him room to wait on his many
customers.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. R. Tinan were guests of Mr.. and
and Mrs. j. S. Barnes, at their Plummer
home. Sunday.
j. II. Wolf has returned from his bust
ness trip to Chicago and in today's
GRAPHIC tells about the new goods
Look up his ad.
Mrs. Henrietta Cole died at Bijou Hill;
Monday. The deceased was mother of
Mrs. w. II. Miner and Mrs. C. C. Love
She wasS3 years Of age.
Cornelius Foote, brother ofO. NJ. Foote
arrived Thursday evening from Airing
ton, Iowa. Mr.. Foote'S home is in ST
Lawrence county, New York.
At the meeting OF tile Democratic
central committee in Pukwana Saturday
it was decided to hold tho county con.
vention at Pukwana Sept. 26.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Smith died from cholera-infantum
The funeral took place Tuesday at thu
Catholic church, Rev. Father Hoffman
officiating
The Kimball correspondent Of the
Chamberlain Register refers to Rev. Mr.
Brown as zone of u leading SPORTS
sportsmen was evidently meant. Their,
is a heap Of difference.
Mack the tailor will be here Monda,
ready to open up for business. He viii
have samples Of all the latest STYLES il
cloths for suits, trousers and oyercoat
and be prepared to take Your order.
Joe Howard, the well known New Yorl
journalist, passed through on the trail
Monday morning on his way east from
q visit with his daughter Grace, who has
a mission school at the Crow Greet
agency.
The Milwaukee company has reduced
the rate per berth on the sleeper tina
will be run from here to st. Paul for tn,
National encampment, Aug, 81, from
So to $3.50. Berths should be engaged
at the depot.
Agent Harvey has received notice tina
the rate on wheat to Chicago has beer
reduced from 30 to 20 cents and that T;
reduction of two cents has been made or
other grain. He has also received motto,
that the rate on hard coal has teel
raised 5 cents per ton.
Ontonago, Mich, a town of $500 in
h%abitants, was completely wiped out b.
lire Tuesday. Not building was left
The fire was caused 10y forest fires. TIL,
town was the horne OF the Diamond
Match company. The company lost al
Its buildings and 100000 feet Of lum
Der.
Efforts are being made to establish {
milk route from Torrey Lake. 1t should
be done. Let a half dozen farmers clul
together and take turns to bring milk
Now is the time to bring miik-and now
is the time to have a fresh cow-cream
cry butter will reach 18 cents within
two weeks.
Some OF the secretaries of the cream.
cries are advertising for patrons to cal
and get Their checks which have beer
held for some time. This is a pretty
good al for the creamery business. Aftel
a man gets a nice bunch Of co as and
takes his milk to n creamery for a veal
or so he is not in a rush for every dollar
due him.
The railroad company has put down q
new and substantial sidewalk crossing
at tile depot during the past week.-Plan'
linton Standard.
Kimball needs an improvement OF this
kind much more than Plankinton and
has for years and the editor of the
GRAPHIC has called Supt. Cosgraye's at
%tention to the matter in a personal let.
ter. Possibly we will get the walk; We
need 1t badly enough.
Those pretty negligee Shirts at Bren.
neg will knan WIN nnnl and nnInforfahl