The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-09-11
The KimbaII Y
Small Talk.

The scar and yellow leaf is appearing.
Edward Brenne returned Saturday
night.
The wind blew great guns Sunday
night.
Fine hay is being delivered in town at
So ton.
Adolph Wolf came up from Castalia
Wednesday.
The high winds this week have made
haying hard work.
Plenty of fresh grapes on the market
at 20 cents q basket.
w. II. Cross returned from his Buffalo
trip Saturday night.
H. M. Miles and f. c. Smith drove up
from Castalia Monday.
KimbalIs jubilee tomorrow and next
day-Friday and Saturday.
Peter Achen's threshing outfit arrived
Tuesday from Dell Radios.
J.H Wolf has a new ad in this issue
as we'll as a lot Of local notices.
Here's hoping the weather clerk will
give us two good days of weather.
Wheat was quoted in Chicago yester-
day at 9614 and December corn at 331s.
Lyon township is advertising for bids,
in the GRAPHIC, for the construction of
a bridge.
A party of Crow Greek Indians are ex-
pected down with their running horses
and ponies.
Two new city ordinances and the
treasnrer's and auditors report appear
in this Issue.
The Colorado Democrats in state con-
v@ention at Denver Monday refused to
fuse with any body.
Last week was the hottest save n Of
the year-and this week has been so far
nearly equal to it.
The cigarette smokers are kicking
like a hay steer in fly time at the raise
of three cents a box.
Kasper Klienhans attended the Far
mcrs' Congress in St. Paul last week as
an associate delegate.
Tho receipts of cattle at Sioux City
Monday were the largest on record, be-
ing SO cars, 3.174 head.
Frank Smith wal up from Oacoma
Sunday. That young man comes up
pretty often, pears to us.
AS the GRAPHIC is going to press the
Democratic county judicial convention
is being held in the opera house.
Sydney Waterbury severed his con-
nection with the creamery Saturday and
is now working for q. S. Blodgett.
Miss A. Rose Wolf OF Rock Rapids, a.,
arrived last week and is now assisting
IN the store Of her uncle, j. II. Wolf.
The Plantations, Washington Springs
and Gam Valley clubs are expected to
be on hand to contest for the base ball
prize.
j. II. Wolf since his return from Chi
cagB has had his hands full finding
room for his very large purchase of fall
and winter goods.
Will Kyle arrived with the excursion
lists last week and is visiting his family
in Chamberlain. He is still working on
the Adrian (Minn.) Democrat.
f. A. Reynolds sold four quarter sec
lions of land last week, the 800 acre
Doughty farm ami the Bourcy farm
among them, to an Iowa man.
Mrs. FL E. Miller and Master Clate and
Mrs. C. R. Tinan and little Miss Dorothy
left for Shenandoah, Iowa. Wednesday
morning for a few weeks visit.
The children are at school again, and
more than n mother is glad to turn
over to others the management and care
Of kids she can't handle herself.
Mayor Anderson went through on the
train Wednesday en- route to Chicago, to
which place he shipped a big lot Of cattle
bv special train the night before.
The GRAPHIC regrets to note that Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Brenne expect to
leave Kimball within a fortnight for
Omaha, and probably permanently.
Old Bob Kneebs has been reinstated
by the American Trotting association.
The Germans taught Bob a fearfullesson
and let US hope that he will sin no mare.
This hot weather coming before a
frost will cure the grass remaining I'M
cut perfectly and i'll the absence of
heavy snow make tho very best of win
ter grazing.
The hot dry weather extends all over
the west. The water supply in Sioux
Dity is very short aud the department is
finding considerable difficulty in supply.
ing the city.
When Mckinley was in Columbus, O.,
last week lie was carefully locked after
by g large force of detectives. The
police received some threatening letters
and took no chances.
The Flankinton Herald kindly pub
listed the program in full of the sports
in Kiniball this week in two issues.
Tho Castalia Republican also published
the program complete.
A social dance takes place at the
opera house Friday evening under tha
management OF +. r. Miller. The Wps-
siDgton Springs orchestra of four pieces
will furnish the music.
Mt. Vernon News:-Mrs. Waller Vice
left Saturday night for Kimhall. where
she will make an extended visit with
her parents. Walter now sings, Friend
less and sad l Gm roaming"
More than one South Dakota farmer
will Iaisc enough grain this year to pay
for the land it is raised on. A single
crop of wheat frequently brings more
than the land originally costs.
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