The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-09-17
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Small Talk.

Smoke the Grcenleaf.
Republican convention tomorrow.
John Parker was In White Lake Tues
lay.
Smoke the Greenleaf. For sale at
Joe Gray was up from Castalia on
Afull stock OF the celebrated Green
leaf cigars at +. E. Miller's.
Miss Anna Wentzy and Mrs. T. J.|
RYAN spent Sunday in Pukwana.
Frank Smith spent Sunday with his
family and returned to Castalia Monday.
Cattle buyers are securing the country
for stock of all ages as the shipping sea-
son is now on.
Mrs. T.J. Ryan returned to Memo
Thursday morning.
Mr.. Camery is here from Traer, Iowa,
visiting his son w. "A.
A heavy rain fell Tuesday afternoon
and since tbs weather has been consider
ably warmer.
Miss Kate Brchan and Henry Hinrichs
attended the Grace-Gregg wedding in
Lyon Wednesday.
Wanted, by a young man, a place 10
work for his hoard and attend school.
Enquire at this Office.
Miss Bertha Smith has gone to Oaco-
ma. She commenced a term Of school In
Lyman county Monday.
Mrs. Mary E. Lease, the noted Kansas
speaker, lecturers at Plankinton tomor-
Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Martin and children arrived from
North Dakota Tuesday night to visit hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Kaisb.
Frank Rozum has secured q position
at Perry, Iowa, as night operator and
left Thursday to assume his duties.
The gasoline engine and tank for thu
artesian well have arrived and will bt
Immediately placed in working order.
A twelve year old son Of Pat Purcelll
died Tuesday Of typhoid fever and wa,
buried in the Catholic cemetery Thurs
day.
Miss Anna Long took the train fol
Mason City, Iowa, Wednesday morning
where she will attend school the coming
year.
The empress Of Austria was assassinat
ed at Geneva. Switzerland, by an anar
chist who stabbed her in the back with {
stiletto.
Mr.. Clark of Earlyille, Illinois, is her,
looking after his land interests. He ii
tie owner Of the Rood farm in Smith
township.
H. E. Harvey went 10 Planklnton Wed
nesday morning to be absent a few day.
OF business connected with the Wood
man lodge.
A terrible hurricane swept over til,
Barbado islands of the Lesser Antilles OF
Wednesday killing 200 people and rem
dering 10000 homeless.
Lester Miller is In possession of
United States dollar of 1895, making i
lob years old. This is q little older thai
the oldest inhabitant of Kimthll.
II the PERSISTENT rumors that hav,
been going around on this line coun
for anything that long desired pussenge
train will be put on the road Monday.
Prof. Binks. ~phreno!ogist, Of Siou,
Falls has been giving lectures in til,
Methodist church this week. Tonigh
his subject is, Matrimonial Fits an,
Misits."
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby
terrain church will give a Pumpkin So
cial next Friday evening, Sept. 90, II
Mr.. Stuyer's building north of DR.. Will
ly's house. There will be a seed count
ing contest.
Senator Kyle ives stricken with paral
ysis at the Hotel in Cincinnati, where h,
had stopped on his way to Washington
to pny a visit to Senator Hanna. Hi
recovery, however, is assured within
week or ten days.
The Crow Creek Indian ball nine i,
not yet satisfied that the PlanKinton!
have completely ontdone them and ar
engagements have been made for {
matched game between the two mines Il
be played at Chamberlain October 6, fol
a purse Of 500. A forfeit OF $40 wal
put up BY each eide and the game il
assured.
A straight South Dakota product in
the way of sport will be the a be.
tween horse and bicycle at the state
fair. Adolph Brecht, a resident Of Yank.
ton, has trained his running horse "Llt.
tie Rock" to go alone against him on his
bicycle and the race besides being a
pretty one is not duplicated anywhere in
the United States. 1t will be given eve
ry day at the fair.
Mitchell Republican: Work has been
commenced on drilling the new artesian
we'll. Messrs. Mahanna g. Johnston, the
contractors, put the drill In the ground
Thursday evening and went down q
short distance. Today they have been
drilling steadily. They are handicapped
in making mneh progress for the reason
that they have not received their eight.
inch pipe, which is to be the size OF the
we'll at the start, finishing up with
six-inch casing.
On Wednesday morning at II O'CLOCK
oc cured o quiet wedding st j. j. Gregg's
in LYON township at which Mr.. Charles
Grace Of Buffalo county and Miss Lily
Gregg were the contracting parties, Rey
q. P. Swartout Of %Gannvalley officiating
About forty invited guests were present