The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-10-23
The KimbaIl n. arket
II You See itin the Graphic Bet On II,
Small Talk.

JOnn L. Hoover was IN the city Tues
day.
Joe Gray was up from Castalia We'd
nesday.
Large shipments of cattle arc leaving
here daily.
South Dakota is having her usual fine,
TALL weather.
We have been having three and four
trains a day.
Mrs. F. A. Reynolds is visiting in
Hand county.
Anew organ arrived for the Catholic
church Monday.
DR.. Felker was over from Lyman
county Tuesday.
Miss Goldie Miles is clerking for
Matson & Smith.
+. L. Drury was transacting business
here Wednesday.
That was a nice little rain we had
Sunday afternoon.
DIR. Milliron will be here the greater
part of next week.
A number of land seekers have been
in kimball this week.
George Wright has rented the Loucas
House of Chamberlain.
+. c. Smith from Castalia, was on
our streets again Monday.
D. R. Bennett Of Kansas City, No., was
here on business Tuesday.
Commissioner Scales was transactin G
business in Kimball Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. 1inans returned
from their Ohio trip.last night.
r. NJ. G%oodykooctz came in on the
train last night to see about his fences.
Travel is proportlonately heavier on
the western railroads than through the
east.
W. Jones and Geo. W. James lef. for
Sioux Falls Monday morning to attend
o. s. court.
Charles A. Dana, the great journalist
aud editor OF the New York Sun died
last Sunday.
j. W. Lindsay has returned from his
hunting trip in several different points
In this state.
The editor OF this "moral sheet" and
his family are expected home this-Fri,
day-evening.
II. L. Rist OF Algona, Iowa, was looking
alter some land that he owns in this
vicinity Monday.
Miss Winnie Reber has accepted Tie
position as primary teacher in the
city school at Pukwana.
Lem McKittrick came in from Hudson
S. d., Monday evening and will remain
for two or three weeks.
Miss Earle, of Bushnell, Illinois, ar.
rived Thursday evening for a visit with
her sister, Mrs NJ. A. Willy.
Miss Rosa Wolf has been visiting in
Plankinton the past week, with hel
uISiSs wi. h'ui III, anu ldlllly.
Edward Brenne' has gone into the
wholesale candy business at Omaha il
company With W.. II. Meirstein.
Charles Knowles and son Lewis wert
here this week, and report everything il
good condition ill Lyman county.
Geo. Il. Poyneer of Williamsburg
Iowa. special correspondent of the Ameri
can Field, was in this city Monday.
NC. Nash, editorof the Canton News
has purchased the Advocate of w. S
Ingham. and will unite the two papers
Major Anderson went through on thu
train last night en route to his rancl
across the river from a trip to Chicag'
with cattle.
Mrs. Nj. L. Ogden of Firoqua, Wis, ar
rived Monday evening and will make
weeks visit with Us. Stewards and W
W. McKittrick's.
. The Ochsner Hardware Co, hay
purchased the old Warner building an
D will take it to their farm to be used as
} cattle shed.
I Charles Il. johnson, who is known b
I many printers and publishers, as
4 manufacturer Of printers ink, died il
Philadelphia, last week.
George NJ. Pullman, the palace ca
magnatc, died of heart disease at hi
home in Chicago, last Tuesday. II
leaves a wife and four children.
The case before Justice Doty last FIR
day wherein Savage & Savage wer
plaintiffs and John Freeland defenlar
was decided by his Honor in favor OF tn
plaintiff.
The girls domitory at tho Plankinta
Industrial school will be constructed
Sioux Falls granite. The inmates {
tho penitentiary Will pound up the mi
terial this winter.
Domenico TCcc, the liarpist fro
} Sioux City, furnished music for Il dane
ing party in PIankinton Friday nigl
de Las made arrangements with sever
towns an tic line fer clIb dances eve,
fortnight ard wvnts to include kimba
in tic list.
= The eiitOr Of thu GRAPHIC visited
8 new $1,000 creamery whllo in low
Tho receipts were only about $500 poun
y of mix daily. The bnttermaker sa
e that til. average test for September W
= 3.2 and that he was satisfied 10 make
n pounds OF lustcr from leo pounds
milk
Z Wednesday was pay day at tie crcal
cry. The amount paid out for septet
Der milk was $500. The price paid I,
3 4 per cent mix was n cent?, and t
. butter fet is15 cents, The highest sin,
& the fsc'o,y started. A good many
. the patrons drew larger checks than I,