The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-08-14
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Small Talk.
Chris Jordon is in town.
Ralned a little again today.

lay.
Mayor Brenne is away on another
DR.. and Mrs. Drake are here at their
office.
viii Fomery returned from Iowa Mon
day night.
w. G. Colvin is expected from Chicago
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawless, CHAMBERLAIN,
have an baby son.
The first four days Of this week beat
the rare June days.
c. D. Savage and l. A. Weeks drove to
Chamberlain Wednesday.
Harold Manson has taken possession
of a case in the Index Office.
The old settlers Of Aurora county cele-
brate at Plankinton Sept. 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. W. Davis, of Puk-
wana, were in town Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Ochsner is in Sioux City
visiting her sister, Mrs. Orcutt.
w. G. Richards has been hunting
business in Chas. Mix this week.
A, S. Stuver will leave the 2lst for the
e.. A. r. encampment at Buffalo.
Miles is having plenty of trouble with
the new we'll for the Castalia mill.
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The Methodists had a lawn fete at
John Parker's Wednesday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Brown drove all alone to
Chamberlain and back, Wednesday.
Stewart and Camera are whitewash-
ing the rooms in the school building.
Guy Smith came IN on Thursday even
lng's train. Guess Guys been farming.
A. Fl. Wheaton makes a creamery talk
IN Castalia next Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mamie REYNOLDS returned from
her visit in Buffalo county, Tuesday.
Truman Wilson Is under arrest for
fencing government land across the
river.
The Sioux Falls Press says that S. j
SNYDER has gone to Missouri on a bust.
ness trip.
The South Dakota wheat crop is esti.
mated to be the same as last year, 10000
900 bushels.
Miss Anna Wentzy and Miss Kate Mil
Ter went to Chamberlain Monday, for g
few days visit.
Percy w. Tinan is back to Ohio from
his six weeks trip to the Pacific coast
and Yellowstone Park.
The Clulow children cannot 6ll theil
engagement at The NJ, f. church the 1871
as previously announced.
Anything that wears horns-or likely
to-is selling for $3.50 per hundred Oh
foot. Great is the COW.
Mrs. Lewis Walker, who has beer
quite sick with typhoid fever, we ar,
glad to say, is improving.
Mrs. A. Williamson aud son Francis
went to Chamberlain Thursday night or
visit of a few days with her daughter,
Editor c. j. Maynard expects Il
leave for Buffalo, Monday, to visit Iii
daughter and be present at the G. A. r
reunion.
Another special of nine cars of cattl,
and sheep was sent through to Chicag,
Saturday.
R. E. Dowdell, state oil inspector, wa,
in town over night Wednesday locking
after the Standard Oil plant here.
NJ. E. Brady was in town Monday
He is assisting A. II. Wheaton in putting
in creamery outfits this season.
Misses Anna and Matte Paulson ar
rived Thursday night. the former from
Cantan and the latter from Bookings.
Aaron Doty recently purchased tn,
partly burned residence of |. A. Week.
and will make a nicer place than eve
of it.
A petition is being circulated in
Plankinton asking the Milwaukee &c
put on a passenger train west of Nit
cheIl.
Mrs. Alice Olson, nee Hanson, arrived
from Iowa, last week, and will visit will
her parents and friends, for a couple OF
weeks.
Chamberlain will have a blowout Sep
TENDER 2 aid 8. Tho program will con
sist of horse racing, base ball and othe]
amusements.
Mack the tailor has just got in hi,
line Of samples for fall and winter suit
Ings. Before ordering anything in Thu.
line go in and see him.
George Packard, Will Camery ant
Tom Quirk drove to Chamberlain Tues
day evening, to attend the entertain
ment given by Mr.. Bass.
The best authorities say that the opel
season on chickens in this state is Aug
Is. But as the 18th falls on Sunday this
year, better make it the 10Th.
Master George, son of Rev. L. 2. Potter
had the misfortune to fall from a buggy
last week. breaking his leg. DIR. Willy
was called and reduced tie fracture.
A Kentucky editor has tho following
announcement stsnding in his columns
"a first class paper, entered az second
class matter in a thirt-class post-cfice.
Tie editor of this moral sheet has a
c:ick in his lack and advise and reno
dies AMI suggestions are coming int,
the Office hourly. Brig 'em In; VEL
try Them ali.
The ecu lcil at a special meeting Wed
nesday CAV, Henry Willrodt three week.
in which to resume work on The artesiar
we'll or abandon all claims Of it, a stipula
tion 10 waich Wi'lrodt agreed.
Mrs. A. F. Duc;ose came ~ from IL,
Lower Brnle Agency, Monday morning
and spent the day with her parents
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