The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-12-18
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Small Talk.

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Mrs. I. S. Rebcr is quite sick.
All sizes OF hard coal at Bloigatts.
Il. L. Drury was in town Tuesday.
The train ruhs east at 7:2O and west at
7:40.
L. A. Weeks returned from Iowa Satur-
day night.
A. c. Wlitbeck visited his Oacoma
bank Friday.
You can o find plenty OF fresh Ohio
coal at Blcdgett's.
DR.. Drake will be at his dental office
here all OF next week.
The Episcopal church at Howard
burned to the ground Wednesday.
Edward Richards OF Yankton has been
visiting his parents here this week.
Peter Smith took a scoot around the
state last week, returning Saturday
night.
Blodgett has just unloadad in his coal
bins a half-iozen cars Of Ohio, Iowa. and
Camel coal.
That Camel coal of Blodgetts is just
the thing for quick hot Gle on these cold
mornings.
A Kansas weather sharp of some local
fame predicts a bowling blizzard for
next Tuesday.
The Parmlee circulating library arriy-
ed Saturday. TWenty.six members have
been enrolled.
Frank Annis Of Usage, Iowa, has been
Eere this week looking after j. A.
Smiths business.
j. j. Boney says that he is surely
going to Alaska and expects to start for
Seattle IN February.
Tho Masonic lodge will hold a public
installation OF the new officers Oh the
evening Of the 9th.
The council held its regular meeting
Monday evening. No important husi
ness was transacted.
DR.. MiIliron arrived Thursday night
and eau be found at his dental parlor.
Hotel D%akopolis, until Monday evening.
f. A. Reynolds has a particularly nice
assortment of toilet cases for Christmas
gifts and a large line Of juvenile books.
w. G. Morris is displaying a pretty
window of silverWare suitable for the
holiday season and the goods are very
low in price.
Deputy State Oil Inspector De Woody
says that he has condemned over I.60O
barrels OF oil since entering upon his
term OF Office.
Durham Bull is the odd name OF a
Kansas farmer. His mothers name was
Ann Durham and his fathers name was
Jonathan Bull.
Twenty conyicts are now at work in
the quarry getting out stone for the
erection Of the girls building at the
Plankinton industrial school.
Chamberlain people are now getting
an idea of what gilt-edged creamery
butter tastes like. P. j. Germ keeps the
Kimtail creamery butter now for sale.
Deputy State Oil Inspector Dewocdv
has rejected quantities OF kerosene, be-
longing to the Standard OIL CO., at Mil
bank, Webster and Britton, as it did not
come up to tho test.
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J.F. Dahl, a yong farmer OH his way
home from Minnesota to visit his
parents near Mitchell, blew out the gas
in his room at The Commercial house,
Sioux Falls, and was suffocated.
A. NJ. Bowles has his furniture store
literaly packed with handsome goods,
AMI when it comes to selecting Christ
mas gift that is a thing Of beauty and a
joy forever there is the place to go.
Howard Democrat: Peter Smith
dropped IN from Kimhall Thursday for
a short visit with his old friend, Chas.
Drake and the writer hereof. Mr.. Smith
is engaged In the general merchandise
business in Kimball.
E..P. Ochsner and Chas. Petsoi went
up to the Grow Greek agency Tuesday.
They came home during the storm OF
next day-and in q hurry. They put
the horses in the hind end of the wagon
held up the pole and covered the 40.
miiesin two hours fat.