The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-01-09
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Small Talk.

Edward Brenne was in Chamberlain
Thursday.
Look up J. II. VOLTS new, ad on the
first page.
Hon. Geo. A. Slisby was in Kimhall
Thursday.
VIII Reber has gone to Castalia to
work for II. NJ. Miles.
The Castalia mill has shut down. 1t
did not pay expenses.
White Ghost and VIII back from
Washington Wednesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Biederman,
a boy, Wednesday, Dec. 30.
Frank Sypal bid off tho Dakopolis
Hotel at the sale Saturday.
Second National bank of Grand Forks,
N. d, shut up shop New Years.
The storm covered the two Dakotas,
Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri.
Section Boss Quirk has a gang of
%shovelers clearing the railroad yards of
snow.
Miss Una Ochsner has been here this
from Chamberlain visiting with her
parents.
Quarterly services at the M. F.. church
Sunday. Elder Boggs is expected to be
present.
Guy Smith returned Thursday to Dell
Rapids TO resume his duties on tile
Tribune.
Lester Miller made some snap shots
with his kodak at the steam snow shovel
at work.
Ed. Kuchera sends for the GRAPHIC
from Wyndmen, N. d., where he is at
present located.
Miss Goldie Miles arrived from Marion,
Ind, Friday last and went to Castalia to
visit her parents.
The Mitchell Dry Goods company, an
old established firm: closed its doors
Friday morning last week.
Ben and Will Ochsner made the arte-
sian We'll on the farm during MONDAYS
storm, but had a tough pull.
Plankinton Herald: Miss Hattie
Blodgett of Kimbail, visited a couple OF
days with Miss Vera Wheaton.
The inaugural ball at Pierre Tuesday
night is reported to be the most brilliant
affair ever given at the capital.
Ii anyone wants SNOW to melt for soft
Water they can have plenty for the ask
ing at John Parker's coal sheds.
Cards of thanks" are published in the
GRAPHIC for five cents a line, cash il
advance. Please bear 1t in mind.
II. S. Dams went to Mitrhell Thursda,
in view OF getting a clew OF the where
abouts Of A. +. Duclos, but without sue
cess.
DR.. +. II. King left Thursday for Neb
raska and Wyoming, after which he viii
visit Central America. He expects II
return in May.
COrbett and Fitzsimmons have finally
signed articles fer another fight Marcl
II. The fight is to be pulled off in SOM
place in Mexico.
Marion Hemphill lost six cows in til
storm Of Monday. The snow drifted int
the shed and the cattle all piled into Oh
end, killing the six cows.
Mr.. and Mrs. David johnson wlsl
through the GRAPHIC, to return thei
thanks for the kindness shown them i
their recent bereavement.
+. A. Reynolds sold another farm i
Richland township this week-and he
the very man who can do that bushes
when there is any of it to be done.
Fred Smith came in from Audubon
Iowa, to pass the holidays among hi
Kimball friends one in particular-an
we were glad to see the boy. Hc LEI
, Wednesday morning.
10. Anderson. stockman, handled &C
sheep all through the storm in til
Missouri gullies opposite Chamberlai
and never lost one. He took them
Mitchell this week to feed.
j. B. Ryan, P. II. Ryan and their siste
Mrs. Griffin of Salem, this state, arrive
Saturday night, called here by the il
: ness of their mother. At this writir
Mrs Ryan is much better.
Progress on the citv's new artesif
we'll has been pretty much Mt a stan
lY still, between the weather, mishaps an
- repairs, for the past few weeks. ri
he hole is about 600 feet down.
he w. II. Wyant returned from his Wis
IRE to Iowa and Nebraska Thursday nigl
nm He reports the farmers there grumblil
ms over their nine cent corn and not We
well satisfied with things generally.
i. Henry Small began the new year rig
to by subscribing for an extra copy OF Il
GRAPHIC to he sent cast. Incidental
ON a good many sub:crihcrs of the GRAPH
~ pay for one CT two copies beside the
Inc own.
At the same time the snow storm b
ns gan in this section, southern Arkansa
PIG
is northern Kansas and part Of Louisial
The were swept with a terrible wind storl
rat causing the loss OF a score of lives al
81. much property.
ic- The snow blew into the garnet of C.
Savage's House to such an extent tn
h. the family had to nome to other quartz
a to escape the deluge next day. TIL
by are temporarily Occupying Mrs. Miller
I'LL house north Of A. NJ. Bowles'.
,od The heavy snow blockades of the wi
ter OF 1SS7-S prompted the Milwauk
The company to buy several Of the improv
lsh rotary steam snow shovels for futu
20 use This week for the first time in t
m. nine years they were brought into Sc
S. vice.
,.s Rev. Father Mahar, pastor of ST. Mary
IT. Mitchell, fell dead from heart disco