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Small Talk.


TX Small Talk. :
September 10 and II.
Gong to be hot time here.
John Novotny is on the sick list.
w. G. Morrison is in town this week.
The tbreshing machines are all busy
w. A. Hitchcock has his threshinq
done
A. D. Hill gets the postofice at Gam
Valley.
B. w. Ryan returned from Chicago
Wednesday.
Edwin Green was here Wednesday on
law business.
Gov. Lee has named Monday, Sept. 9Th
as Labor day.
John Parker's apple trees are filled
with fine fruit.
Linda Richards has returned from
Chamberlain.
Mrs. Ernest Mohr has gone to Alexan-
drla for q short visit.
The enrolment at the teachers insti-
tute now exceeds 100.
Mr., and Mrs. w. II. Ochsner spent
Sunday in Chamberlain.
S. II. Wright and Lee Henegar drove
up from Chamberlain Monday.
We have had more wind this week
than III the thirty days previous.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. &. Colvin and son
left for Chicago Tuesday morning.
j. 0. Gray and Pete Achen started
overland for Sioux Falls Saturday.
John II. King went through to Cham
berlain from Washington Tuesday.
South Dakota's assessment is nearly a
million dollars greater than last year.
j. s. Stewart is improving C. S. Blod-
gets residence with a new coat of paint.
The farmer who saves enough wheat
for next springs seed will DO q wise
man.
Don't make any arrangements to pre-
vent your being in Klmball on Sept. 10
aud IL.
Senator Kyle sailed for home Satur-
day and is expected to arrive in New
York today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, parents OF Mrs.
Foote. left for their New York home
Wednesday.
Mr.. Bates is entitled to the kindliest
sympathy in the terrible sorrow which
has befallen him.
The Pukwana folks have not yet
come to a satisfactory agreement over
the building of the creamery.
Paul Caldwell, sou of his father, was
here Wednesday looking after the inter-
ests Of the Sioux City Journal.
The Platte creamery over in Charles
Mix is getting in about 5000 pounds Of
milk daily and has 60 patrons. This is
a nice start.
In a law suit over some rented land
before Justice Weeks Wednesday, Join
Wilkes got a judgement against S.
Josephson Of $50.
Mrs. Edward POmeroy and son, guests
Of MIR. and Mrs. A. C. Whitbeck for the
past few weeks, left for their home in
Nashua, Iowa, Wednesday.
A level headed editor remarks that the
young man who wishes to get up with
the should not stay up later than 10
O'Clock with the daughter.
Prof. f. G. Eastman of the Upper Iowa
University will lecture this Friday eve
ming at the Presbyterian church Subject
The Fad and its Father"
Mr.. and Mrs. AN BOWles, DIR. and Mrs.
Willy, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Putnam and
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. G. McConkey made up a
pluming party Wednesday.
The DeSnlet creamery received $780,
491 pounds Of milk in July and paid the
patrons $4,000. The price paid for milk
testing 4 per cent was 40 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Wolf and children
left for Chicago Monday. where Mr.,
Wolf will make some heavy purchases
for the fall and winter business.
w. II. McKittrick left for Des Mo1nes,
Iowa. Tuesday morning. He expects tc
locate Whereabouts in a few months.
August wheat passed the s mark in
Minneapolis last week and sold for 81 06
The market in Chicago also touched a
dollar. The price fell off this week tc
95.
Mrs.S. II. Wright and two daughters
and Mrs. sedgwick and Pearl came W
notwithstanding to attend the in
stitute.
A very pleasant dancing party took
place last evening at the oper a-house
The music was furnished BY DR.. Findley
Harry WentZy and w. w. Davis. A
most enjoyable time was had BY every.
body.
The Iroquois Chief sagely remarks
that "it takes lots Of nerve to say any.
thing against the COW industryin Kings
bury county where eight creamerles are
tlourishing and where the good effects
are to be seen Gu every hand"
Two brewers from Dubuque, Iowa. b,
the name of Hub and Inhuff were ar
rested at Elkton last week for shooting
; and shipping prairie chickens out of the
! state. They were caught in the act Of
billing the chickens and fined S65 arc
; costs.
Statist. clans of the old world estimate
the worlds whe It crop of 1897 as shor'
by 3S4,0On.GOo bushels. The RussitI
czar is threatening to stop the exporting
I of wheat from his empire on account OF
I the shortage in Russia. 1t may be $1.5(
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