The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-11-26
Small Talk.

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Smoke the GrcelIeaf.
See Matson's new ad and locals.
1t was typical Thanksgiving weather.
Smoke the Greenlcaf. For sale ut
Miliers.
s. q. Wright was here on legal husi-
ness Wednesday.
Tie fine weather has returned, though
slightly chilly.
D. G. Grippen ran for sheriff at Hot
Springs aud was defeated,
A full stock of the celebrated Green
leaf cigarstat r. E. Miller's.
II. NJ. Miles is in West Virginia work
ing for the Standard Oil company.
The Kimball creamery paid an aver
aga price Of 50 cents for October milk.
A pleasant dancing party took place
at the opera house Thanksgiving eve
ming.
A ship arrived in New York one day
last week with 1900 ~canaries and $40
uOnkips.
Wanted, man or hoy TO do chores on a
farm Enquire Of c. NJ. Henderson ut
Dakopolis hotel.
Judge Morrow was here with S. IL.
Wright Wednesday taking dispositions
in the NovOtny cases.
There is a shortage Of turkeys in and
about Sioux City and the markets are
supplied by South Dakota.
1t is stated that the new telephone
line west from Mitchell to Chan. berlain
will be completed before January 1.
Iowa made 100000. pounds of butter
less this year than last. There is little
danger Of the creamery business being
oyerdone.
The Rev. C. II. French. president OF
ilnron college. will preach in the Press
byterian church morning and evening
next Sabbath.
The storm early in the week was
worse in Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas and
Minnesota than here and extended as
far east as Illinois.
There can be little doubt bat what the
woman suffrage amendment was defeat
ed. Thirty-seyen counties report all at
verse majority of 3,43333.
Sidney Waterbury arrived from Miner
] county Tuesday night. His creamers
has shut down foE the winter. Sidney
has been making good butter there all
: the season.
Thirty-seven counties report a major
lily Of 52a in favor of the state selling
: liquors. The remaining counties ma,
increase this or wipe it out-impossiblt
to say now.
Most of tho creamery checks-ont
hundred and eleven all told-wese giver
out Wednesday-just in time 70
Thanksgivingg-and the stores wer'
l filed all day.
j.. Fl. Wolf, this week, cold to Herman
Biederman. Of Cleveland township,
quarter section OF land for a considera
ton of $4co, Mr.. Biederman paying til,
purchase price in spot cash.
The Iowa and Nebraska farmers hay
plenty Of corr still standing in til
) fields as we'll as the South Dakota farm
ere. There is a big crop in ali thes
states and a shortage of help.
Brule county-.at least the east half c
it-has the largest corn crop in its hi
tory, and though the farmers hay
worked early and late, thousands
bushels still remain in the fields.
There Will be a Musical at the N.
church Tuesday evening, November 9
under the auspices Of the Ladies All
Society, assisted by Mrs. Bracket an
pupils. Admission 10 and Is cents.
Bookings Press: DR.. Milliron he
been moving into the rooms over tt
Press office this week, where he Is fttin
up his dental parlors. Or. MiIllron wi
have very nice apartments when he ge'
settled. He is now ready to see those ]
need OF work.
John Wolbert said he saw 'tthat piet
in the paper" and dropped one fifty i
the GRAPHIC cash box yesterday. Sal
he didn't know when his subscriptio
was out, but was going to pay 1t on gel
eral principles. Anybody else "see thu
piece In the papery"
Geo. Tronek, son of Frank Tronek /
Pleasant Grove township, forged a chez
for S42.72 on Whisbeck's bank. wit
Louis Richards as drawer, and got B. ]
Ochsner to cash it Sunday. When take
tn charge by Sheriff Jordan in Chambe
lain Tuesday morning, he had gotten
way with most Of the money. His fail
!, or will probably adjust matters.
For remarkable campaign storit
Brookings county takes the lead, say
the Groton Independent. A candida,
running forscounty Judge was accuse
of being in the habit Of getting drum
whipping his wife and throwing h
children out OF doors. The story worke
finely, MS he wasn't very we'll know
After election the facts came out that
was a staid, steady-going bachelor.
The transport st. Paul sailed from Sa
Francisco last week for Manila, carIyin
. la cargo OF Christmas presents for til
soldiers and sailors in the Philippine
Thousands OF packages of all sizes an
descriptions reached the quartermaster
. department in the last ten days from a
parts of the country since 1t becam
known that Uncle Sam would act q