The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-09-04
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Small Talk.

The schools open Monday.
The summer Of '97 has departed.
The commissioners meet Monday,
Been great weather Tor corn this week.
Plankinton is to have a new Catholic
church.
Geo. A. Silsty of Mitchell, was in town
Wednesday.
Regular meeting of the council Mon
day evening.
Kimball will entertain all immense
crowd next week.
Mayor Brenne started to riding on the
cars again Monday.
Dick Perkins has rented the Potter
farm north of town.
Arthur Hall Was down from Gam
Valley again this week.
A. II. Wheaton went down to Castalia
today to talk creamery. q
Ben Lunn sold four two-year. old
steers Tuesday for $35 each.
Mrs. G. L. Plummer left for her Mime
sofa home Tuesday morning.
Fresh oysters are on the market-and
a fan goes with every oyster.
The teachers institute closed yester-
day and the girls have gone home.
w, II. Snow says that his millet will
thresh 40 bushels of seed to the acre.
Jas. Helma expects to thresh out 1S or
90 bushels of wheat from a AZ acre field.
Cattle are coming in from the country
for shipment at a lively rate nowadays.
The rental of the school lands will
bring the sta,e in about $4,000 this
year.
Mr.. Burt Bowden of Sioux Falls, came
in on Thursdays train for a few days
stay.
Editor e. j. Maynard returned from
his trip to Buffalo, N. Y. on Thursday
evening.
Arthur Mckee has headed 435 acres of
grain and bound a acres, making ia all
5l2 acres.
Frank Jones is so busy at work 90 the
ranch up north that he has no time to
come to town.
The GRAPHIC vii! go to press on
Thursday next week. Correspondents
please take notice.
Arthur Mckee threshed Ochsner's big
crop of rye last week, which made 10
bushels per acre.
One hears of very little wheat in this
country turning out less than 10 or u
bushels to the acre.
Mrs. Alton Kingsbury and children
left Oh Wednesdays train for a visit at
her old home in Iowa.
A new patron OF the creamery this
week. j. R. Morris, brings in about 400
pounds Of milk daily.
September, October and November are
three Of the best months in the year for
patrons of the creamery.
johnson & Mahanna got their tools
stuck in the Carpenter well and have
, been waiting for a pump.
A. W. Hannaman. W.T.. Hammel and
Will Pomery are working on Sanborn's
cattle barns at Pukwana.
Lester Miller went to Chamberlain, on
his wheel. Wednesday afternoon.
The Infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Al Whitbeck was dangerously ill the
first Of the week with a bowel trouble.
j. B. Ryan came in from Sioux Cit,
Monday night to find out what we arr
asking so much for cattle for.
This is the last week Of the institute
With IS schools in the county some o
the girls ought to get a school.
Saturday was a bloomin' 'ot day. Til,
blessed rain come-a little of it-ln TIN
evening-and the next day was a beaut
j. II. Wolf returned from Chicago las
night. Mrs. Wolf and the children stop
ped at Richland Center, Wis. for a bries
visit.
The strike of the coal miners is con
4 fined to the mines of Ohio, Illinois AM
West Virginia and will not effect tn,
$ price of hard coal.
Miller Press:-Kimball is the mex
town listed for a field day and harves
4 home picnic, a big time, with all tn,
2 frllls, etc. on Sept. 10th.
AS. Gillen was among the excursion
lists Thursday and stopped off at Kim
ball long enough to meet his man,
friends and visit his farm.
J.S. Barnes has one of the best field
OF corn in the country. If frost keep
away two weeks longer the 20 acres will
yield a thousand bushels.
Parker is a no-license town, but it ]
rumOred. so says the Press, that Their
are fourteen government liquor license
held there. Comment is hardly necessary
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Woody, of Guth
RE Center, Iowa, came in on Monday eve
niEg's train to make a two or three week
visit with their daughter, Mrs. j. r. Nor
ris.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Miller and Mr.. an
: Mrs. c. X. Tinan spent Sunday at tn
Is Birnes stock ranch in Plummer towr
ship, guests Of the elder Mr.. and Mr.
= Barnes.
- Mr.. and Mrs. S. J.. Snyder, daughte
y Nellie and Mics sinrry, q sister of Mrs
Snyder, arrived Thursday evening for
G few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Sila
. Nugpn.
u Hicks predicts a warm Septembp
= with possibl. frosts before the middle
4 the month. If this doesn't suit you, 20
. can predict something else. Hicks ism
the only pebble on the beach.
= DR.. MiiIiron will soon make q visit t
> Klmball and when he comes he will b
y prepared to attend to the needs of any 0