The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-10-09
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Small Talk.
Races at Chamberlain the 10Th.

h. Nj. Miles was here this week.
John Reed left for Sioux City Monday.
Sioux Falls has several cases OF scarlet
fever.
Hon. S. II. Wright was a caller Satur-
day.
Fresh oysters at j. P. Futnam's Friday
night.
The editor is inHanp's u town today,
probably.
f. E. Miller is taking in the carnival
It Sioux City.
Wonder if they'll have the yellow fever
in Klondyke?
Editor Wentzy OF Pukwana. was here
over Sunday.
The commissioners have been in SEES
sion this week.
That hustler, Will Davis, was up from
Pukwana Tuesday.
Attorney Brown was up from Cham
berlain last Friday.
Mrs. Wentzy left Monday morning for
a visit in Sioux City, la.
W.. II. Wyant returned from his eastern
trip Wednesday evening.
Mitchell has n trap shooting tourna-
ment Oct. 1918 and IA.
The Catholic church is being given u
much needed coat of paint.
A fine rain we had Sunday night. A
good deal of lightning, too.
Extra creamery butter has reached
the high price Of % cents.
Roger Kinsella commencesl his school
in Aurora county next week.
Large shipments of stock are so fire.
quent that we cannot note them all.
A new sidewalk wa laid along main
street from the railroad to railroad street.
Most of us have to hustle money to pay
thu ice bills before the coal man hits us.
The dalryman should make it a point
to put up a good supply of ice this win
ter.
Mike Darlington has bought out Jas.
Tusha's livery outfit at the Dakopolis
Barn.
Glad Smith and daughter, Miss Elsie,
returned from their eastern visit Satur-
day evening.
Milo Glass of P%ukWana, has purchased
the counters and shelving in the Warner
building.
No mail Tuesday night. The hog
train couldn't wait at Mitchell for the
Lightning Express.
Work has commenced on the artesian
we'll. The contractors expect soon to
have the we'll completed.
Mrs. Frank Craft and daughter, re-
turned to their home in Watertown, 8. d.,
Saturday morning.
Peter Smith has moved his household
goods into the Brenne house on Second
street, where he and family will make
their abode.
Have YOU noticed that anti rust ware
at Geo. W. James? 1t is just the stuff
for this artesian water. Read his new
ad. in this issue.
John B. ElwOod of Waterloo, Iowa, ar
rived here Wednesday evening for a few
days visit with his multitude OF old
friends here.
Ralph Savage returned from Sioux
Falls Wednesday evening. where he
went to spend his summer vacation with
his grandparents.
Miss Viietta VanPatter and Miss
Winnie Reber came over from West
Point Saturday and spent the day with
Miss Reber's parents.
II the GRAPHIC isn't what it should be
these days blame the editor-he ought tt
have stayed at home instead OF clubbing
off chestnuts in Ohio.
Mr.. Farrell has been constructing 6
large, new barn on his farm a few miles
south of town. j. S. Stewart has beer
, uUiuS lllt CdlpeIltSE WUIh.
There will be services aud Sabbath
school at the Methodist church next Sun
day morning at the usual time. 1t vii
be Rev. |. P. Potter's farewell Sunday.
The Methodist church is receiving
now coat of paint as well as other needy
repairs and it will be a great imDroy
ment to the wet side when completed
MI. and Mrs. John Ehlers lost thei
baby last week from cholera lnfantum,
The little girl was four and y hal
months old and was sick only one day
There are six complete tickets in til
feid in Iowa, not five as come Of til
papers say, unless one has got lost OF
The way to the place where official bal
lots are ground out.
George James has been drawn as on
of the Petit Jurors for United State
court at Sioux Falls and Vim. Jones q
one of the Grand Jurors. The only one
from Bru,e county.
Miss Linda Richards came up frol
Chamberlain last week spent a few day
at home aud left for Sioux City Monda
). morning where she will visit wit
:. friends and take in the Carnival.
= White Lake Wave:--J. C.SG. Sale
Z Patten township, disposed of his year
" cattle crop Tuesday. There We're Ia
q head in his output, for which he receive
* s66GoUa, an average price of S44Co p'
IL head.
E The creamery industry Of South D
? lota has grown, during the past tv
y years, from a small beginning uni
s now there ara 1l9 creameries and chez
d factories scattered here aud there ov,
n tie state.
II Our strictly moral editor. Clate Tinal