The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-05-23
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Small Talk.

Feed on time-At the Mill.
Mrs. Libble Orcutt returned to Sioux
City Saturday.
Ringing Bros circus show in Mitch
ell Wednesday.
ASS essor Richards is sizing up wealth
OF Kimball folks this week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. 1inan Tuesday noon.
Miss Cornie Smith is here from Salem
visiting Miss Hattie Blodgett.
w. II. McKittrick and family drove
up from Chamberlain Sunday.
i. a. Weeks is Ramsey's alternate to
the Chicago national convention.
The wife of DR.. Lloyd of Chandler died
Tuesday night after an Hines of two
months.
The State Collegiate Athcletic %associ-
alton is holding a two days meet at
Yankton.
The Ochsner boys-that is. the little
wee Ochsner boys-should see our
daughter.
Aaron Doty left Thursday morning for
Sterling, ILL.,, called there by the illness
of Mrs. Doty.
Parker press:-Mrs. A.. NJ. BOwIes of
kimball arrived here Thursday, and is a
guest at c. r. COTS.
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f. W. Annis, general manager Of j. A.
Smiths lumber business, was here this
week from Usage, Ia.
The council had a special session Tues
day night and decided to call bids for
another arteslan we'll.
Ten-year-old Willie Aubin fell off a
raft on the artesian lake in Chamber
Jain and was drowned.
James Brown received news this week
of the death of his father in Scotland.
He was 63 years Of age.
The C. NJ & st. Paul will sell round
trip tickets Wednesday to Mitchell Tor
Ond fare and a tlfth-S2.30.
Mr.. Clemminger got the trimmer fast
in the Martin Smith we'll aud has been
having trouble getting it out.
Jas Byrne has been attending the
meeting OF the grand lodge Of the l. O.
o. f. at Hot Springs this week.
The Kansas winter wheat crop Is al
most a failure. This is another piece Of
bad work the Democratic administration
will have to settle for.
Castalia Republican:-Mrs. E. A.
Stewart, as usual, has an excellent gar
den, and reported radishes large enough
for table use the first Of the week.
EChampeny Bros creamery was started
at Mitchell a week ago yesterday. The
first DAYS receipts were 1000 pounds OF
milk. some of which was hauled Is
miles.
. The Kimball creamery will be run FOL
the accommodation OF its patrons. Mill
should be brought in as early as possible
and this Will be required OF those neal
by--but those living 10 to Is miles away
will have their milk taken care of wheI
it comes. Don't worry about that.
As will be seen by our Vega cores
pondence,.. the farmers OF that vicinit,
have gotten together and made arrange
ments to send about 1000 pound of mill
10 the creamery daily. Other neighbor
hoods should do the same thing and b
ready to do business the first day tn
creamery starts.
The machinery for the creamery la
been ordered and is liable to come alon;
any day. Prof. Wheaton was here We'd
nesday experimenting the laying Of tn
floor in the engine room. The interio
Of the building is nearly completed an,
water connections with The main wer
finished yesterday.
S. H. Thomas left Saturday for Charlie
City, Ia, and on Tuesday morning Mrs
Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Thoma
left also. Ray goes into the lumbe
business with his brother Frank. Thes
people will be very much missed from
Kimball and we hope to some day Sc
them with us again.
Court cOnvenes in Chamberlain Jun
8. G. d. Miller and Girls Weisflock ar
among the grand jurors and S. E. Der
wart, Robt McGafin, Fred Gotham, L. A
Foote, A. d. Ward, Thos. Conley, job
Pipal, john Ryan, Jas Taylor, w. Havli
and w. i. Lumbard are numbered will
the petit jurors.
II. G. Smith and family are back fron
Dell Rapids. Mr.. Smith and Clyde cam
in Saturday night. The family will oc
cupy the Moffit house. Mr.. Smith move
to Dell Rapids last summer, after a res,
dence here Of about fifteen years. II
showed good sense in not going so ia
that he couldn't get back.
The Mayor Of Plankinton receives
salary of SIG a year, less one dollar 70
each meeting not present. The alder
men receive SO a wear, less so cents 70
each meeting not present. They mayo
of Kimball receives ST a year less th
cigars for every meeting not present. A
last accounts the aldermermen wer
working for nothing and paying a bi
price for board.
A party of prominent creamery men
making a tour of South Dakota lookin
up tie creamery business. The part
consists Of II. NJ. Brandt, president Of til
State Dairy association of Kansas; l, I
n Forney, assistant secretary of Stat
"a Dairy association of Kansas; w. \
d. Boardman, president of the state dair
commission Of Iowa; l. Mitchell, dair
ut agent Of the Burlington, Cedar Rapid
e. and Northern railway, and Fred Kimbal
IN editor Of the Creamery Journal Of Waite
loo, Iowa.