The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-19
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Small Talk.


ALI sizes OF ha I'd coalat Blodget.s.
S. H. Wright was in town Monday.
A. II. Wheaton was here over Sunday.
Charley Eugls was hero over Sunday,
Or. Drake is OF his office here this
week.
F. C. Smith was up from Casta!la oveI
Sunday.
F. A. Reynolds drove to Chamberlain
Tuesday.
Chamberlain band boys have a dance
February %.
The Iowa legislature knocked Out
woman suffrage.
You can nov find plenty OF fresh Ohio
coal at BIodgett's.
Next week comes Ash Wednesday, The
beg inning OF Lent.
Fresh Radlsiles, Onions and Lsttucc al
Smiths NJ store.
At 10 it's Mary, at Is it's May, at Oit.
Mae and a, % it's Ma.
L. P. Ochsnor returned from Sioux
City Wednesday night.
A. G. Whitbeck went over to his
Odcoma bank last night.
The South Dakoaa Hairyman's ~associ.'
tioa is in session at BrookiDgs.
The Frick creamery over in J.r:ula
will probably start about May 1.
There was a rain of a few moment.
and as short a snow squall Monday.
Mrs. Dcwly and Mrs. j. W. VanZ IN:
arrived this week from Hawarden.
Painters have bean at work on tn,
interi " OF s. j. Snyder's store this week
Blodgett has jist nnlorlei in his Goa
hin a hal'-lozen cars Of Onio, Iowa. ani
Camel coal.
Miss Elonora Reher returned from he
Indiana and Illinois visit OF severe
months last night.
Dr.. Gibbs, the Parlnlee circulating
library agent, was In town Tuesday Oh
hi way to { as.ali".
John PaZour filled his leo house Mon
day and Tuesday. A car OF sawius
ordered ny him cos $50 on track here.
The three cars of yearling wether
shipped to Chicago last week by Byrne
& Mohr averaged lis pounds.
DR.. Rsa will be at Plankington Sun
day. 1t was impossible for him tt
arrange any other date this time.
Among the other much wanted blanks
carried ut this Office are some,new lease
especially gotten up for leasing ha,
lands.
II every talked of creamery and skim
ming station within twenty-five miles oil
Kimball materializes, there will b.
enough of them
Warren Young SHIPPED in from lowe
this week four carloads of young steers
He had some twelve months old calves
Tor which he paid $35.
The Chamberlain high schoo! vii
have a dozen graduates this year, all o
whom will have essays, and all Of whom
are already at work on them.
1t is generally understood that JohI
II. King has entered the race for tn
Office of register Of the Chamberlain
land office against Capt. Lucas.
Mrs. Scott sends the GRAPHIC copies
of the Worcester Spy containing full
account Of the recent blizzard in Mas.
sachnsette, the worst snow storm in to
years.
o. Il. Matson has a new contrivanc'
in his store to cary away the heat. smok'
and odor from the big Rochester lamps
From a funnel over the lamp a two-incl
tin pipe rms to the chimney.
+. A. REYNOLDS has leased tn
second floor of tho old Smith hardwar
building to the Odd Fellows for hy
years. The lodge will begin work q
once in the fitting no the rooms.
When a farmer loses ..our out of fy
calves lie realizes the value OF a goo
milch COW. such a COW will give 50
to $50 worth Of milk before she goes dr.
again. while a poor 4 with her cal
lost is dead property Ter ii year at least.
The farmers OF Eagle, Richland. OF
and America townships are organizing
creamery company and propose to bull
creamery at Jos. Pipal's place !
Eagle. The location is admirable adar
ted loa creamery and If the plant
properly handled it will prove a blessip
to that community.
The Inter State Land company, who's
large advertisement appears regularl
in the GRAPHIC, are Carrying q simila
advertisement in Iowa newspaper!
This firm has a whole heap OF get-ul
and-get-ness to them ard taking On
year with another exrend a pile Of mot
ey in advertising Brule couaty.
When Eve reached home from Siou
Falls Saturday the boys told us that {
farmer was IN town that day with
dozen wild ducks he had shot. That
nothing, even for fret week in February
we've got a story that beats it. II. \
Finn brought in this office last week
half-dozen live grasshoppers. He sal
that Frank Collins sent them up and h
said that the prairie down there wa
alive with them.
S.A. Cochrane, state irrigation con
missioner. writes lis that lie is plannln
a trip from Mitchell to Chamberlain fo
the purpose of holding a series Of il
rigatlon, dalryiDg and stock raisin
institutes. He will be accompanied b
DIR. Hpston, president of the Stat
agricultural college at Brookings, Pro
+. A. Burnett, professor Of animal in