The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-07-03
The Kimball Market.
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Small Talk.
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A delightful shower Monday afternoon.
The county commissioners meet Mon {
day.
II. NJ. Miles came up from Castalia
Tuesday.
The casing for the well at the Castalia
mill arrived Monday.
Adolph Wolf has been here from the
Castalia store this week.
w. H. Wyant returned from his Iowa
trip Wednesday evdning.
Miss Anna Reed returned to her home
in Sioux City Monday morning.
Henry Winter Of Chamberlain has
been a guest of Lester Miller this week.
"Cyclerp" is what they call places
where wheels are for rent in the cities.
Ola has a cheese factory. Bully for
the first cheese factory in Brule county.
KLEIN Sailor has disposed of his mar
ket in Chamberlain to Mart Nc Andrews.
The Torrey Lake folks have a celebra-
ton at Corneljous Miller's Monday, the
9Th.
Matson & Smith have added q nice
line of crockery and glassware to their
stock.
DR.. Hammtll was taken to the Yankton
asylum Saturday by one of the attend
ants.
As between handling the snow shovel
and pushing the lawn mower lisa toss
up.
VIM. Barker and w. j. Martin have
gone to North Dakota with Il drove Of
horses for sale.
The two houses Of congress are to
play a game Of baseball with q nine
picked from each house.
The elements kicked up quite a dis
turbance Thursday night, but a slight
shower was the only result.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be observed in the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath morning at II
O'clock.
When w. II. Wyant was in Iowa he
bought two tine young Hereford bulls
for Ochsner Bros. The pair arrived las,
night.
Senator j. S. Stewart and family, &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hiatt. droy,
to Washington Springs Thursday, to heal
the eagle scream
Thomas Quirk says that Lis emporium
will be closed all day Saturday. Hav,
your hirsute appendage removed thi
evening.
Jesse Hiatt says he has 30 acres o
corn knee high which he is still harrow
ing. MIR. Hiatt believes in shallow an
frequent cultivation.
A heavy rain fell ten to fifteen mile
north Sunday night. John Wilkes say,
that he never saw grain looking bette
in Plummer township.
Pat McGovern, the irrepressible in
surance man. struck the town agail
N Monday night and some of the boys Ii
out first thing next morning for othe
parts.
Pat McGovern talked Walter Rhode
into $4,000 worth Of life insurance AM
a few days after the poor man wen
crazy. A good many others have nar
rowly escaped a similar fate.
81 IF any man hauls down the American
flag, shoot him on the spot" wrote Johl
A. Dix, when he was secretary of tn
treasury, to Lieut.. Caldwell, In comman,
of a revenue cutter at New Orleans ii
1861.
Salem Special:-Joseph Bies was ar
rested Thursday for running a TRACTION
engine over the city crossings withou
laying down planks as provided by tn
city ordinance, and fined $40 and cost
amounting to $685..
Percy w. Tinan, in company with
! small party Of Chicago and Cleyelan,
D fellow students, in charge of their pre-
. %fessor, left Ohio Monday for a six week
tour OF Colorado, Montana, California
. and Yellowstone Park.
Out OF one hundred odd creameries il
oo..nth Dakota the Klmhall cfeamer,
) stands ardcng the 6rst six in amount O
, business. This has all been accom-
plislled within a single year and /
something to be proud Of.
John Wilkes has the contract to nu
down a 6-inch artesian we'll at Cham
berlain for Hans Gutenberg, the miller
The new we'll is to he located just nortl
of the 4-inch we'll, near the mill, Whicl
Mr.. Wilkes put down in II days.
A South Dakota man advertised for
wife and found one in Iowa. Thi
shows the value Of ady artislng in til
Iowa papers, Sioux City Journal.
1t shows, too, that when an Iowa cir
finds a South Dakota man on the marke
she can't get him too quick.
Senator Pettigrew got so hot in tn
, collar during the tariff debate in III,
senate Saturday that lie was stricken
with vocal paralysis. His friends wer,
i. greatly alarmed for a time. but after be,
ing taken home he quickly recovered.
While congress is sweating these day
over a tariff that will protect the poo
7 American manufacturers, Germany is
thinking of placing a prohibitiye duty
Z on american bicycles, which have prac
ticaliy driven the foreign machines I,
J the wall.
Plenty Of places close by to Tut ia tht
> Fourth. Plankinton has a good celebra.
. ton arranged, so has Mitchell; ther
I there's Pukwana, the picnic out a
Boney's place and the jAmboree a. Kor,
zan's-you pays your money and takes
J your choice.
] Uncle Horace Boies has written o let
ter in which he repudiates 16 to l flip