The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-03-06
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Small Talk.


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This is Lent.
j. II. Wolf made Il trip east Mond ay.
a. +. Duclos returned from his western
trip Tuesday.
Miss Anna Wentzy is in Lyonville
again this week.
chas. Nugen went to Chamberlain
Wednesday night.
Mrs. G. r. Owen was here from Cham.
bsrlain Wednesday.
Haye you your girl for the st. Patricks
Day ball, | dun no?
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Ochsner spent,Sun-
day in Chamberlain.
+. G. Smith went 10 Gastalia Wednes.
day with j.. II. Wolf.
A. S. Stuyer was at the county seat on
business Wednesday.
Adolph Wolf has been assisting at the
Kimball store this week.
w. &, Anderson has moved into the
Ryan house on Third street.
1t is hard to rent a farm with build
ings near Kimball this spring.
Mr.. Jenkins of White Lake was caught
here in the blockade this week.
The Sacrament will be administered at
the PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday.
Mrs. B. f. Ochsner, Gertrude aud the
baby nre visiting this week in Chamber.
lain.
Mis-. Z. n. Drake and children arrived
from their Wisconsin visit Tuesday
night.
Marx Winter and Charley Pilger drove
up from Chamberlain last Friaay to at
tend the dance.
Fire or 40 fire, ths Pukwana Press was
out on time last week and as clipper rs
ever. That's the stuff.
According to reports from North Dako
ia the snow up there must be something
like 100 feet deep on tbs level.
Samuel Smylie writes us from Wiscon
sin to keep IL Torrey Lake correspond
ent going. ARGUS" is all right.
The North Dakota legislature la,
amended the divorce law by extending
the time OF residence to one year.
A train en- the Northwestern bound 70
Pierre ran into a herd OF horses in
deep cut and killed thirty of them.
Ii the merchants will pitch the snov
banks into the middle OF the street til.
sleighing will be good until the Fourth
George Bryan brought the trail
through Tuesday night. Conducto
Olsen was attending court at Plankin
ton.
March May rot have come in like
lion, but 1t is certain that it WASH
lamb-like-kind o. betwixt and betwea
cold and clear.
The license bill passed by the legisls
ture is very stringent. The license
fixed at $500 to $1,000 and with yer
strict regulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Thomas have bee
spending the winter in OHIO and a lettt
from A. r. states that they are expecte
back to ChaS. CITY soon.
dad" Robinson writes us from Dt
buque that his virtue would be in col
slant jeopardy without the weekly visit
of "The Only Strictly Moral"
II. L. Lamar has leased the Vendor
hotel in Sioux City and under the nan
of LAMAR house is going to beat the o
woman out west running a hotel.
Even Pauls0n expects to move up fro
Chas. Mix this week and go on the Pau
farm. Mr.. Paulson comes here in ord
to have the advantage OF the creame
! for his nice bunch of cows.
It ]. Fl. Wolf was opening a case of ne
;; tan shoes OF The new shade in OK bio,
this week that are beauties. and al
marking at his usual low prices a b
lot of mems furnishing goods.
1t will pay township and school Office
or any one else using blanks, to drop
card to Ovens Blank House, Chambe
lain, tor catalogue aud terms. Take o.
word for it. this is our last hint.
A London judge has ruled that when
wOrshiper by mistake puts in a larg
amount than intended into the churv
collection box the money cannot be !
covered. This is important to many
: US.
Mack the tailor has his line of sal
- Piles in for spring and summer suitir,
:, and a fine line it is. Mr.. Mack is a go,
workman-an honest workman-and
, particularly excels in repairing neat
and quickly. Give him a call.
>, The question for debate at the litera
tonight is: Resolved, that it is advisab
for women to enter into business or pr
%fession. Speakers on the affirmative a
J. Misses Pearl Ochsner and Winnie Rebe
70 negative. Earle Waterbury, ct al.
i A real estate advertisement OF i.
IS Reynolds appears on this page and u
GRAPHIC takes particular pleasure
recommending Mr.. Reynolds to anyol
who wants to buy or sell Brule coun
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