The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-27

Only the blessed Thanksgiving,
But I'm awful sirk-p:e YOU?
Joe Gray was up from Castqlia last
week.
Editor Hill ives down from Gam Valley
S Saturday.
Mrs. Npls Larson died at Pnkwana
Tuesday evening.
NJ. E. Burgess is taking a vacation
out in Colorado.
Mrs. I'd Ryan returned 10 Memo
Tuesday morning.
F. c. Smith came up from Castalia to
eat a Brule turkey.
A. s. Stuver was in Chamberlain We'd
nesday on business.
The kimball youth miss the artesi IN
lake these skating days.
Tom Weiss has moved to town and is
occupying the Waterbury house.
The first cutters Of the season are III,
today, hut 1t is pretty thin Shedding.
Turkeys bring S to 54 i've weight.
They sell on the market plucked at 8.
Franz Morgan was up from Chamber
lain Monday and made us a short call.
A. w. Etanneman came u2 from Puk-
wana to spend Sunday with his family.
The Sioux City Tribune got out a very
handsome illustrated Thanksgiving
number.
L. c. Burns, the rev receiver of the
Mitchell land office. expects to take pos
session this week.
DIR. Il. D. Gibbs Of Sioux City, Is in
town working up subscribers TO the
Parmlee library association.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Jones left for Iowa
Tuesday morning, called there by the
illness OF Mr.. Jones' brother.
II. V. Sears went through Monday
night with three more cars IF cattle,
shipped in from Minnesota.
Ward & Hanna are drilling a deep
we'll for c. G. Anderson of Union Town
ship. They are now down about 500
feet.
Frank Xemlicka Wants to be a boss
farmer at some Indian agency aud re-
Gently took civil service examination at
Sioux Falls.
Two and q half inches of snow fell at
Yankton Monday night. About the
same amount fell at Pierre and other
points in The st tte.
la. Weeks has gone 10 Cedar Rapids.
Iowa. lie talked some of going to Port
Arthur, the new town on the Texas
coast, before returning.
The creamery company recently made
shipments to Edward Bfenne, Omaha, A,
F. Duclos, Cheyenne Indian agency and
]. b. Ryan, Sioux City.
The GRAPHIC has just placed another
large order for material for it's job de.
partment, already one of the best equip.
ped Of any country office IN the state.
c. NJ. Bunting, an old and prominent
citizen of Chamberlain, died Monday
from injuries received by Il fall two
weeks ago while at work on a building
The milwaukee, would not reinstatt
Homer Sampson for trying TO pass an
other train on the same track and the
boy is now in the employ OF a Texas
road.
The Superintendent Of the insan'
hospital Mt lankton has written Judge
Brown That he now looks for the speed,
and permanent recovery in the case Of
Mrs. Brown
Rev. John Comm, the pastor Of tn
Congregational church at Chamberlain
and Miss Leta Lyons were married a
Plankinton this week. Miss Lyons i
the young woman who upset DR.. Ham
mills poise.
Bishop Vincent, at a recent Methods
conference in Michigan, said that h,
had no time for the old-tlme roarin.
Methodist revival. He added that som
christians think they are pious whel
they are only bilious.
The gross earnings for eighty Tail
roads FOR the first weef of N0yembe
shows an increase of "a per cent owe
those for the same week last yeal
Fifty roads show an increase of 20 PEI
cent for the second week.
A Klondike stock company has beef
formed at Wo6ns0cket. Each man chip
in $50 to grub-stake a miner and each il
to receive one-twentieth OF the find. A
only about $500 worth of stock has 81
far been placed the prospector wilt hav
time to get his shirt washed hefor
starting.
A meeting of farmers was held at til
Zplnlicka school house in Eagle Satul
day to discuss the question Of building
Swimming station in connection wit
the Kimball creamery. The project j
to be pretty neal a go. The talk now
of putting the station ut John Pip,l's
Another meeting is to 10 held Saturda
OF this week.
Edward Brenne, now engaged with "
H. Mcirs'ein in manufacturing confecl
ion ry at Omaha, writes us that they ar
doing splendid business. They hay
{ three mtn on the road and are workln
twelve hands day aud night and are
week b hind the orders. The Kimbal
friends of the firm hope they will deve]
ops q regular Klondike business.
Sioux City is very happy over the ont
come OF negotiations whereby II,
Cudehys, the Chicago Iackers. will opel
ate in Sioux City on a scale whic
means the employment of 1909 me1
It's all right; South Dakota would rattle
Sioux City packed her meats than an
other outside the state, and the more an
the bigger the packers then the bette
for S. ID.
Miss %Jpauette Morrow has bee