The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-02-20
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Small Talk.

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Miss Linda Richards goes to Chamber
lain tonight to attend the K. P. ball.
The office Of commissioner OF irriga-
ton has been abolished. good act.
Some. caller to this Office left a pair of
mittens and can have same by calling.
Kaspar Kleinhans came up from
Chamberlain Oh the snow nlow Sunday.
The till in Byrne & Mohr's market was
tapped for So Thursday by a sneak thief.
Mr.. John Keen of Canton is N the city
organizing a lodge OF Modern Woodman.
The weather this week has been very
fine, contrary to Hicks blizzard predic-
tions.
w. II. McKittrick AMI Auditor Meiller
were here as witnesses in the Parker
Ausland case.
w. &. Richards has for sale two fine
tw~o-year-olds and Two yearling bulls, all
full blood Durhams.
DR.. Willy reports a new baby at the
home OF A. S. Stuver-born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. McConkey.
Tho ice on the Missouri river is 80
inches thick at Bismark. "a at Chamber
lain, and 10 at Sioux City.
Taxes become delinquent a week from
today. They are so high this year it's a
wonder that anybody can pay them.
Milt Miller's little boy fell and dislo-
Gated his whist and he was brought to
town Monday for DR.. WHY'S service.
John Wolbert has eight fine calves
from his seven cows and begins taking
his milk to the creamery in a few days.
The merchants of Pl%anklnton are lhav-
ing a coffee war. One firm is advertis-
ing package coffee free to all customers.
Louis Richards went to Chamberlain
Thursday night to meet with the com
mittee on Jail and let contract for same.
Mrs. Kate Cushing Boyle has a baby
girl, born the 4th inst. Here's the
GRAPnIC's hearty congratulations fol-
baby No. 2.
Harry Wentzy. NJ. L. Jennison, Miss
Anna Wentzy and Miss Kate Miller at
tend the X. p. ball aud banqueta at Cham,
berlain tonight.
So far none of the Kimball sports have
signlfedstheir intention Of going to Car.
son City March II to see Corbett knocl
ont the Australian.
Tho Free Methodists will hold quarter
ly meeting services at the Slddons schoo
house March 8 to :, inclusive. A cordia
invitation is extended to all.
Akentucky distiIler wants to furnish
US a case of whisky for half cash an,
half in advertising. Unlappily for hil
we "swore off" Jan. 1.
Joe Ballard, who moved from Waldo
township to the Indian territory a coupl
4 OF years ago, has married a Cheroke
{ girl and is right in the swim.
I The GRAPHIC Will this year renew it
offer OF a years subscription to the fir.
robin brought to this office. or swor
: proof OF its appearance hereabouts.
Ash Wednesday falls on March 3 an
and Easter on April lS-wlthin SIEVE
days as late as it can come. "a lat
Easter, a late spring" is an old saying.
Miss Nellie Stuart has the agency 4
W. j. Bryan's New book. an a6vertis
ment OF which has been running in Il
9 GRAPHIC, and is now canyassing for
George Hutchinson is making 81
: penders IN Chicago. Dell Hay was wi
him for a time but went to Californi
where 0. NJ. Jones' is making suspendel
too.
. John Mack, Il tailor, will move II
family here from White Lake as soou
he can find a house to suit him. N
Mack is a good tailor and We have roo
for him.
One Of our Nebraska subscribers,
renewing his subscription, writes tn,
he would have sent the money before b,
he had to first sell his corn at 91s cen
a bushel to raise the money.
Hicks says that the deepest SHOWS an
. much Of the worst weather will fall {
late as the middle of March. This doesn
make it so, however. This is a fro
country and anybody can guess on til
+ weather.
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n The X. p. lodge OF Chamberlain give
Q ball and banquet this-Friday-evenin,
e to which a number Of KimbaIl Peep,
are invited. 1t will undoubtedly be
very pleasant affair, as the X. p. boys al
9 splendid entertainers.
8 VIII j. Snow, n former resident an
r well known here. was married to Mi;
Mabelle Adams at Mitchell Wednesdn
|. morning. Will IS now engaged in tt
newspaper business with his brotht
Harry in Reesville. Wis,
Miss Grace Howard, of Indian missio
fame. was here Thursday with the fer,
man OF her White river ranch an
, bought j. W. Lindsay's big team for ST.
cash. W. G. Richards made the sale
and a blamed good one it was-as horse
are selling.
A stiff gale from the northwest Satu'
day sent the snow flying and agai
blockaded the railroads completed.
Conductor Olsen and his crew worke
up from Chamberlain Sunday, while
plow and two extra engines cleared I'll
line from Mitchell here.
conrade Loeffelhoitz died at his HON
In Plummes township Thursday fror
dropsy. Mr. Loeffelholtz has been in poe
health all winter. He was n good cit gel
u good farmer and hignly esteemed b
his nelghhors and frisl Ids all over III
county. OF whom he hatl many.
Pukwana met with a disastrous fire
week ago tonight and THE whole bushes
part OF toe town had a narrow escape