The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-11-06
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Cd. MAYNARD went to Chamberlain
last night.
j. Fl. Wolf was unloading a car OF fine
apples Tuesday.
Mrs. W. II. Ochsncr lus gone to Wis
cousin for II visit.
DR.. Milllron will be in Chamberlain
Monday and Tuesday.
Editor Hill Of the Gam Valley Chief
was a visitor this week.
The commissioners meet today-Fri-
day-to canvass the vote.
Teachere' examination in progress
here today and tomorrow.
Geo. Richardson has bsen over from
his reservation horse ranch this week.
Another big shipment of cattle were
loaded by Iowa feeders Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. John Parker and Mrs. G. w.
Pierce are visiting friends at Sioux
Falls.
The delinquent tax safe took place
Monday, Several Kimball buyers were
present.
Misses Mae Kuelcsa aud Dora Mack
are managing NJ, NOvotn+y's store at
Bijou Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.. Stouglton Ct Owa-
tonna, MIMI, are guests Of MI. and Mrs.
Il. F. Harvey.
President Mckinley has issued his
first Thanksgiving proclamation and
names the 25lh.
Mrs. Stroud, mother OF Mrs. Arthur
Hill, OF Gam Valley, died Of heart fail
ure Wednesday.
Anew organ was recently placed in
the Catholic church and the interior of
the house repaired.
Cold, raw wind set in from the north
yesterday and fires are a handy thing to
have around again.
| Full particulars of the death and
funeral of Henry George will be found
upon the second page.
Mrs. j.. d. Wait arrived from Howard
Tuesday evening to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.G. Wallace.
The ballot boxes foa the precincts at
this end OF the county were taken to
Chamberlain Wednesday night.
Mrs. w. II. Curtiss has traded a
quarter section Of land for the A. +. Rob
erts house opposite j.. B. Longs.
"BrinYy' Lncas' Castalia Bank, which
went up the tlume a year or so ago, pays
its creditors 10 cents On the dollar.
Miss Lizzie Boney left Tor Fort Dodge,
Iowa, Wednesday morning, where she
will spend abe winter will. her sister.
Mrs. Rollin d. Topping arrived from
Minnesota Thursday night and is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Blodgett.
A. II. Wheaton came in on the train
Wednesday evening and went up to the
Frick farm next day to talk creamery.
Page Guthrie. the we'll driller, and
family are now occupying the Miller
house next to Bowlcs' furniture store.
The weather this week could not be
improved. Clear, frosty mornings and
bright pleasant days. Ideal fall weather
in fact.
Here's a puzzle for you: Ii a bottle
and cork cost 1910 and the bottle cost
50 more than the cork, how much did
the cork cost?
i. A. Reynolds has a snap for some on,
. the Gilbertfarm and buildings norit
OF town. It can be bought If taken a
once awfulIy cheap.
WV. McKittrick did not have hi
sale last Saturday as stated in last week.
issue, but will have the same hero il
MISUNDERSTANDING.
A woman was burned to death and tw,
children nearly so in Grant county las
week through putting some gasoline ii
a wash boiler of clothes.
Mr.. james Foreman and Miss Emm
S%choenberger were married at the Bone
milan church. Thursday morning, Re,
MIR. Llnka officiating.
The preliminary steps are bein,
taken for the building of two akimmin
stations for the Kimball creamery, on
southwest and one up north.
new front has been placed in til
Ochsner groc cry store this week On
connections made with the drug stor
through the store room between.
A badger got after Editor Maynard
chickens n night this week, but Uncl
Chauncey and his dog soon got after NJ
Badger and made short work OF him.
A canco will be given by tho Catht
lies, at the Klmball opera house Thanks
giving week. Supper will be serve
in the room below the hall. An invita-
n ton is extended to all.
" S. w. Bunting, representing the R..
Dun Il Co., commercial agency. was i
& town Thursday looking up our businet
men. As usual. they were found in
o., strong financial condition.
Hicks says that November will te
: cold stormy %month--like early winter
e. and December will be likewise-and
e little more so. 1t will nOwbe in Orde
~ to look out for leo in January.
VS. The Herald says that there is a di
position among the representatives
n 1he several candidates for the postofHj
lA< at Piankjnton to unite upon Carey New
~ OF The STANDARD. That's right; the b,
s. ought to have II.
II Notwithstanding the cold snap Ia
N week the ponds and lakes are still al,
~ with countless ducks, A large numb
Of the wild fowl have come down fro
" the north and added TO the number br
~ here.
~ Tie usual Halloween pranks we're /