The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-06-05
The I&inlrtalI II arket.
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Small Talk.

DR.. Drake is in town.
That scarf drill wa very pretty.
S. j. Snyder arrived Friday evening.
Strawberries are retailing at 10 cents.
Register Of Deeds Morgan was here
this week.
This has been a tough week on the
milk haulers.
The rain this week was general all
over the state.
Simon Morgan's condition remains
about the same.
Chas. Nugen and j. S. Stewart drove
to Chamberlain Monday.
The Memorial Day number OF the
%Plankinton Mail was a beauty.
Miss Christine Matron has gone to
Vermlllion to visit her mother.
May went out with earthquakes and
%frosts-and the next day it rained.
A good hay crop Is now assured.
See that you take care of it this time.
Rev. II. NJ. Hosack is the name of
White Lakes new Presbyterian minister.
The Brule county teachers institute
will be held in kimball. Aug. 16 to Sept.
4th.
An earthquake shook up Virginia,
North Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia
Monday.
Miss Anna Reed Of Sioux City arrived
Wednesday evening and is the guest of
Miss Anna Wentzy.
Miss Jeanette Morrow and Miss Stella
Lawson of Chamberlain are here, guests
of Miss Anna Wentzy.
Potato famine in town Monday. The
dealers were all out before they knew it
and all on the same day.
Miss Mae McKittrick camo up from
Chamberlain to attend the examination
ard visit with Miss Nellie Stewart.
The weather has been extremely col,
for this time of year all the week and
fires have been needed in every house
hold.
Sheriff McMaster of Hanson county
took DR.. Hammil to Chamberlain Satur
day. His ease comes for trial mex
week.
The boys were cut ohooting fIom til
trap again Wednesday evening. A col
raw wind blowing and most of the bird
got away.
Castalia RepGhlican:-Messrs. Reeve.
Binegar and Wood Il Bogus sold fires
mich COWS to the Kimball creamer
last week.
A fargo number Of people We're il
from the country to attend the con
m%encement exercises and to be presen
Memorial Day.
The creamery got in 1902 pound {
milk Monday. The daily receipts al
averaging 15.O0O-except on stormy day
and muddy roads.
1 Shadelaud Anton. j. II. VOLTS hanC
some stallion. will be at his owner
barn in Kimball on Saturdays, Mon
days and Tuesdays.
Abig squad of Indians from the Yank
ton agency went through town Thur.
: day, bound for a visit with their friend
Of the Crow Creek tribune.
The list Of the patrons at the creamer
now runs close TO the 100 mark, ahol
double that of last year. Next yea
will see a lot more new ores.
C.S. Blodgett returned Saturday frol
a trip to the southeastern part of til
state, where he picked up 90 head
young stock to graza on Bruue count
grass.
Ray Beebe was busy making new ha
last week. He had to quit Monday an
go to hauling coal around town to kee
folks from freezing to death. Grcs
country.
4 The Castalia Republican is publish
ing the certificate of organization of tn
State Bank Of Castalia. Incorporated b
J.. H. Wolf, +. G. Smith and A. G.. VOL
with a capital of $1,000.
! The opera-housc was packed with littl
& and big humanity at the commencemen
exercises last week Friday evening
We do not remember Of ever seeing tn
hall SO crowd 1. Everything passed {
splendidlv.
Samuel Smylie, a former resident {
this county and who Of late years hG
been engaged in business at Christi
Wisconsin, has removed to Oklahoma
He is located near the Cimarron rive
two miles from the line of New Mexic
and so far likes the country very we'll.
Charley Grippen remembers til
GRAPHIC with the commencement card
of the Hot Springs high school. fror
which he has just graduated. Charlie
delivered an Grafton on Bismark. Hi
many Kimball friends will join tn
GRAPHIC in extending congratulations.
Sioux City Journal:-Farmers sa
that unless their is Il change in tn
weather in a short time there will be
: pretty slim lookout for corn in this sec
ton of the country. They do not fea
. so much for the small grain, bnt til
5 corn tronbles them & great deal.
! Huronite:--The editor of the Kimbal
: GRAPHIC has been sustained ny til
Breeders Gazette III an opinion given tt
! his readers asto the cause of the alarm
5 ing fatalities in the hog family of Brui
/ county. rlate always was u knowini
{ fellow but we had no I'ea he was aa
; thority on the whole hog family.
I A hard frost vas general all over til
northwest Sunday night, extending in
J to Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota an
Iowa. In parts OF the last named stat
Strawberries and all garden truck wa