The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-09
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Small Talk.

Circus next week.
Smoke the Grcenleaf.
Rye harvest is at hand.
July u and % are the dates.
Mis-. NJ. A. Willy is visiting in Illinois.
The banks will close at 5 p. III. hero
after.
Smoke the Greenleaf. For sale at
Millers.
Crops are the best in tile south half OF
the state.
Street Commissioner Beebe is at work
OH the streets.
Statement of A. C. Wbitbeck, banker,
appears today.
Mrs. George johnson left last week fol
a visit to Madison.
+. A. Reynolds made a trip to Cham
berlain Wednesday.
The county commissioners have been
in session this week.
Ii was the longest term of COZ. TT In the
history Of the county.
J. D. Barlow was here from p!ankin.
ton Wednesday night.
Miss Grace Pierce visited in Chamber.
lail SUI day an Monday.
Harry Wentzy and Mr.. Gibson drove
up from Puhwana Sunday.
A full stock Of the celebrated Green.
leaf cigars at 9. Z. Miller's.
Moderately cool weather for two weeks
will be Of great help to wheat.
The Republican state convention vii,
be held at Mitchell August "a.
Eugene Wentzy arrived from Sheldon
Iowa, last week to visit his parents.
The two Frank Smiths were hert
Sunday-from Oacoma and Castalia.
Lester Miller drove to White Lake
Wednesday to deliver some Of his photo
graphs,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Case returned from
their European trip Of fourteen months
this week.
An electric storm hung over the towr
last night, accompanied by g sligh,
%drizzling rain.
1t costs more to get married now 4
ten cent revenue stamp must DO PLACED
on every license.
DR.. H. II. Frudenfeld, the technica
optician of Madison, will be in Kimbal
on July q and %.
Charley Mccoy, the noted Republican
wire puller, and now postoGice inspector
was here Wednesday.
A large plate glass window for Johr
Parker arrived the other day broker
into a hundred pieces.
John 4abenecht. NJ. D., of Chicago
has located permanently in Kimban ant
will practice his profession.
Miss Edith Sedgwick will teach in thu
grammar department Of the Chamber.
lain schools the coming year.
Byrne & Mohr shipped two car loads
more Of lambs Wednesday to Chicago
James Byrne went with them.
The Milwaukee road makes an excur
sion rate of GO cents from White Lake to
Kimball for the Robinson circus.
l.. A. Foote and F. L. Miller went
down to Chamberlain Tuesday night OIL
business with the commissioners.
Gus Mohr has returned to Atwater
MINI. Gus is a good boy and we hope
to see him out here again some time.
One Of the finest ive-cent cigars on the
market is the Czarina, made by Jewetl
Bros. & Jewett, Sioux Falls, and for sale
f. Z. Miller's.
Miss Pearl Ochsner, who was visiting
in Chamberlain the past week, returned
th1s-Friday- morning accompanied by
Miss Josephine Ochsner.
The rain Of Wednesday night was very
heavy near Ben Lunn's farm. West OF
town none fell, nor in Lyon township
The fall was heaviest east.
Pascual de Cervera y Torpete Condo de
Jerez Marquis dc Santa Ana is the name
OF the Spanish admiral captured by
Sampson's fleet at Santiago.
Miss Jessie Beebe has been suffering
this week from a sunstroke which she
sustained on the Fourth while riding a
bicycle to W. 3. Kemp's in Lyon.
Miss Hannah Hinricks was taken
violently ill, after a few days indisposi-
ton. Thursday evening and her condi-
tion was alarming for some time.
A Modern Woodman lodge of eighty
members was instituted at Plankinton
Wednesday evening. II. W. Hinaichs
and Con Van Zante went down to help
do the biz.
Louis Richards is building an annex
to the Kimball House. 1t will be 24x36
in size, with a large sample room and
laundry on the first floor and five cham.
bers above.
Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
church Sunday, July 10. Rev. John
Lewtas, Of Alexandria will oflciate.
Love feast at 1890 a. w., other services
of the day as usual.
A. NJ. Bowles has i'll the rear of his
place of business mi of the finest straw
berry beds of its size to be found any
where and it is yielding enough berries
for q dozen families.
Homer Sampson came home from
Texas to Mitchell, called by the illness
and death OF his father in-law, j. F.
Conant. Homer is breaking on the Gulf,
Colorado 81 Sante Fe.
A full account Of the destruction of
the Spanish fleet at Santiago and the
stormlng Of the intrenchments By the
American troops will be found on the