The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-08-27
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Small Talk.

Joa Gray was here from Castalia.
Tom Qhirk visited Plankinton Monday.
B.W. Ryan came up to stay over Sun
day.
Lester Miller is expected homo this
week.
Smoke the Greenleaf. For sale at
Millers.
School vacation is rapidly drawing to
a close.
The days are now growing p%erceptibly
shorter.
Miss Anna Wontzy spent Sunday in
0Pukwana.
A. G. Hill came down from Gannvalley
Wednesday.
County Treasurer Ames spent Monday
night in town.
Judge E. i. Drury was up from Cham
berlain Monday.
Henry Hinrichs returned from his
Omaha visit Saturday.
DR.. Drake will be in his dental office
at Kimball August % to %.
A full stock Of the celebrated Green
leaf cigars ut f. E. Miller's.
The Republican county convention is
to be held In Kimball Sept. Y.
Chas. B. Reber was initiated into the
Modern Woodman lodge Saturday night.
Miss Mae Lawson went through to
Chamberlain from Dubuque Tuesday
night.
Miss Anna Whitbeck and Ernest Lum-
bard wheeled to Pukwana and back
Sunday.
Mr.. Ralph E. House, OF Chamberlain,
was calling on his old friends in Kim
ball Saturday.
Misses Anna Long and Genevieye
Ochsner were visiting in Chamberlain
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Nelly Plummer returned Satur-
day night and is now attending the
institute at Chamberlain.
j. II. Wolf returned Monday evening
from his visit to the Omaha exposition
and the eastern markets.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. johnson returned
Saturday evening. Mrs. johnson has
quite recovered from her recent illness
Our EXCHANGES are recording the usual
number Of accidents caused from sliding
down a stack or load Of hay onto a
pitchfork.
John Smeltzer and Frank Nye OF
Pottsyille, Pa, cousins of Vint Wellner,
are expected for a visit to the Wellner
farm this week.
The boiler at the creamery sprang q
leak at the man hole Wednesday morn,
ing and the FIRE had to be drawn before
the milk was all separated.
A mustard plaster made with the
white of an egg won't blister-oh, nc
not at all; that's what the wife said
You just ought to see our jaw.
Joseph Mahalie has bought a traction
engine and separator and the same was
nnloaded and put in running order al
the station Monday and Tuesday.
NJ. A. Fell, real estate agent, and Ed.
ward Haskell arrived from Garner, Iowa
Tuesday night. Mr.. Haskell may locate
on the Taft farm and 20 into dairylnp
and stock raising.
Plankinton Herald: The Plankinto
ball nine expects to play at Chamberlain
on Sept. 9TH with the winners Of a game
between the Crow Greek Indians ant
Mitchell clubs on the day previous.
The Plankinton club put it all oyel
the crack Scotland nine at Plankinton
Monday to the tune of IL to 2. Plankin.
ton has the best strictly amateur club in
the state-for money, chalk or marbles
Chamberlain Journal: Quite a nun.
Der Of cur young ladies and gentlemen
gave a picnic on the island last Satur.
day in honor of the Misses Long and
Ochsner, of Kimball. All present report
an enjoyable time.
W. NJ. Pratt, formerly with the A. C
Whitbeck bank Of this place. now en-
gagged in the manufacturing business a
Greenfield, Mass, is visiting London
Paris and other foreign cities on bust.
ness for his firm.
A. F. Duclos arrived Tuesday night
and proved up on his tree claim Wednes.
day. Mr.. Duclos and family have beer
enjoying a vacation at Big Stone lake
lately and having a fine time bathing
boating and fishing.
Miss Ethel Brooks, a niece of Mrs. F
A. Reynolds, arrived from Iowa Falls
Iowa, and will remain here during the
winter. She goes to Chamberlain next
week and adds her name to the list OF
Brule county teachers.
The Mayor of Rockford, Ill, his brother
and w. E. Hinchliff are expected mex
week for q chicken hunt under thu
auspices OF S. E. Dorwart. Mr.. Hinchlif
used to come every year, but has moi
been out in some time.
George Beckett, a we'll known real
estate man Of Huron, killed himself Sat
urday. He was a clerk in the Mitchell
land office in the SOS and we'll know
to many Brule county %people-and as
we'll liked. He had been on the down
grade for several years through excessive
drinking.
II people WHO complain Of what the
editors write Of them would only con.
slider what he does not write of them
they would enshrine him in their hearts
The wastebaskets Of q newspaper in any
town do more to keep its citizens in
good reputo than any other agency, ex.
ceDt the fear Of the law and the here.
after.