The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-13
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Small Talk.


Albert Wentzy has returned TO Memo.
Mrs. Booth was here from White Lake,
Saturday.
Adolpn Wolf came up from Eastali
Wednesday.
Judge Smith is holding court il Nit
chell this week.
Johnny Fenner OF White Lake, wa Oh
our streets Tuesday.
Sioux City's nav directory shows a
population of 39,735.
&C. Whitbeck has been spending the
week at his Oacoma bank.
Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Pierce returned
from Sioux Falls "Wednesday.
Us. Stewart has been at work this
week lainting Ed Sailors house.
TIL, Iontoon bridge at Chamberlain
has ! cen taken out for the winter.
DR.. Million will be here again some
time next month. Watch Tor his dates.
j. NJ. Patton. editor Of the Odd Fellows
Word, of Aberdeen, WIS in town satur.
dey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Klienhans were
in town s turfay fitting ont their new
home. "..N.
Mrs. S. L. Nugep, DR., Las gone TO
Omaha to visit her %tanghter, Mrs. Meir
stein.
frank Sypal is home from Rosebud for
a short visit with his many friends
h%ereabcuts.
The ponds and lakes are all open yet
but most of the ducks have left Cor
warmer waters.
The creamery will run Oh Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays only until
further notice.
Mrs. Simmons will deliver a lecture on
Equal Suffrage, at the NJ. E. church
Sunday morning.
P%lankinton suffers an equal suffrage
convention next week, and the worst of
it is it lasts two days.
Commissioner LaFoIlptte went through
Wednesday night to remain with hi
family a few days in Chamberlain
The directors Of the creamery COM
pany held a meeting Saturday. 1t was
decided to enlarge the ice house one half.
d. G. Grippen, Kimball's first post
master, was elected county commits
sioner at Hot Springs in the recent
election.
Harry Wentzy was up from Pukwana
Saturday, The boy is pretty busy these
days and@only comes up here now on
business(D
Ayear ago at this time we were hay-
ing the best sleighing in seven years
and the corn fields were buried in three
feet of snow.
The Ochsaer company have about AGO
calves and young critters which they ex-
pect to winter-unless a part Of them
are hot sooner sold.
IL uedutilui idll WEALTH. sui cOu-
tinues. Beautiful, frosty, moonlight
nights and clear sunny days. The roads
are dry and wheeling good.
1t is said that cabbage may lie kept
all winter in good shape by tightly rc!-
ling them in newspapers and packing
them away in barrels or boxes.
The shoes lost by Cornelius Miller and
advertised in the GRAPHIC last week fell
into honest hands. Jay Cook delivered
them to the GRAPHIC Thursday.
The Ohio. Michigan, New York and
Iowa apple crop IS very light this year.
South Dakota will have to depend largely
upon Missouri for the fruit this winter.
The person-or youngone most likely
who took the seat from the baby buggy
in front Of f. E. Mlller's residence Tues
day afternoon had better return it and
save trouble.
The order issued by the railroad COM
missioDcrs for another train west of
Mitchell gives the company until Mon
day TO comply. No one knows whether
they will comply or fight.
A trading man in Iowa wired L. A.
Reynolds one day last week for two
quarters OF land and he got them of
course-the southwest OF IA in Plain6eld
and the southwest of 35 in this town
ship.
A. r. Thomas came In from Charles
City. Iowa, Wednesday evening. He
will remain a few days visiting with old
friends and attending to business here.
He is now the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Bowles.
Link" Brown, who LETT his farm just
over the edge OF tho county south and
has for several years been pretty nearly
over all creation hunting a better place,
il back with all his possessions and I'M
loa1ing his car today.
Somebody should build a number OF
small houses for rent In this town.
Yes, that's right. After paying the
insurance and for repairs they might
get so per cent of the money back in
rcnt-but mostly likely they wouldn't,
Articles Of incorporation have been
filed with The secretary Of state for ths
Brule Cattle company, ut Kimball, with
a capital of s25,000: i%ncorporators, E.. P,
Ochsner, B. =. Ochsuer. w. II. Ochsner,
| Chas. Ochsner, E. L. Drury and w. w
circuit.
w. A. Hitchcock lost a COW aud q
heifcr last week and laysit to too much
! corn stalks. MIR. Hitchcock says, too,
! that he was very careful and did not lie,
J the stock in the field but a couple Of
! hours Mt q time. He says that the corr
s was very "smutty.'
/ Sioux City Jonrnal:-A. Percy March
a prominent farmer Of the Broken Ket-
! tie country, ls in the city. Mr. Marsll