The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-12-11
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Small Talk.

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Good for the chinook wind.
Christmas two weeks away.
All. Wheaton was here again Tues
day
Tho stockmen have been happy this
| week.
F. A. Smith was here from oacoma
Sunday.
S. J. Snyder returned to Sioux Falls
Saturday.
Stock can get good living on The
prairie now.
Miss Jessie Beebe has gone to Mon
tana to teach school.
The evening train comes in promptly
on time these days.
Glad Smith marketed a six hundred
pound hog last week.
The Presidents message will be found
on the second page in full.
Thomas Walker orders the GRAPHIC
sent to him a year at Yankton.
Judge and Mrs. Brown went through
to Chamberlain Thursday night.
Tom Weiss and John Stewart are do
ing repairs on J. II. VOLTS dwelling.
Judge Morrow was on the train Thurs
day night On his return from Pierre.
The monthly school report is unavoid-
able crowded out this trip for want of
space.
Harry Wentzy went to Memo to spend
Sunday and Miss Anna went along will,
him.
CD. Maynard has been attending a
meeting of the reform press at Huron
this week.
Representatives Of the Minneapolis
Tribune and Journal have been here the
past week.
Louis K. Church, ex-Govenor Of the
Territory of D!kota, died at Juneau OF
pneumonia.
Rev. Father Hoffman went through on
the train Tuesday evening. lie held
services at Bijou Hills Wednesday.
Henry Herrlejn is building the ad-
ditlon to the ice house at the creamery
this week. When completed the house
Will hold 100 tons.
Ezra Cleveland. formerly of Buffalo
county, left for Mississippi with his
stock and effects this week. Charley
Reber went with him.
Sioux City weather prophet predicts
%blockades and severe billiards. this
month, and to look out for a bad one be-
tween the 18th aud 18th.
The White Lake creamery has shut
down until spring. The business has
been very satisfactory this year ard
with even better prospects next.
lJohn Lafabre andC. II. McKibben and
families have left Rapid City and located
at Atlanta, Go. Mr.. Lafabre was the
founder o. the Chamberlain Democrat.
The Yolgl Tribune tells about a calf
tina. tnrned up missing the first week IN
November and was found buried in a
straw stack alive after twenty-th1ee days
confinement.
Over in Jas. Byrne's stock yard 1900
grade Shropshire lambs are being fat.
tened for market and the bunch make a
pretty sight feeding in the neat and
comfortable pen.
The White Lake creamery company is
to build an ice house and sent a mar up
this week to get the plan Of the Kimball
creamery house-one Of the best con
structed anywhere.
Jerauld county is 10 have a creamery
+ 1t is to be located on the Frick farm
s jnst north of Plummer township, A.. n
J Wheaton has the contract and begins on
the foundation TODAY.
The St. Paul Globe says the man who
has the Klondlke fever might get some
useful experience OF life on the Klon-
dixie by camping out on the prairie fol
the next month or two and digging post.
HOES.
Miss Elenora Reber is now in the EN-.
ploy Of the Elkhart Qnd.) Daily Truth, III
The circulation department. Miss Reber
is a bright young woman and If she re.
mains in the profession will make her
mark scme doy.