The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-03

( Small Talk. 81
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Smoke the Grcenleaf.
Christmas comes on Sunday.
It's the first month OF wiuter.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bowles is home again.
Treasurer Ames was in town Wednes-
day.
VIZ had a fall Of sugar snow Sunday
night.
Smoke the Greenleaf. For sole &C
Millere.
New goods coming for J. II. Wolf al
mos daily.
TIL E gle creamery has shut dow
or h winter.
Regular monthly meeting of the
muncil Monday.
Matson has all kinds of fish for sale.
THE best to b. had.
Mrs. w. H. Curtiss aud daughter re-
Etirntd Wednesday.
4 full STOCK Ct the celebrated Green.
nj cigars at +. E. Miiler's.
A musical entertainment took place at
ne NJ. b. church Tuesday night.
The 0ficisi count ot the vote Of the
ate takes place at Pierre Dec. 8.
~ (horiau' EN-I, 81 -. 80
the Tollprton-Stetson company Of Sioux
City.
The Milwaukee road is pulling empty
trains into South Dakota to take out the
grain.
stonebrrgar & Byrne have closed out
their bunch of calves, 50 head, to j. j..
Boney.
|. "A. Weeks returned Saturday from a
trip to Chicago and visit to his family
in Iowa.
+. A. REYNOLDS has got IN a very fine
lot 'ck of confectionery and cigars for tho
holidays.
Peter Smith is still slashing prices or
that lot Of clothing; bound to close it out
at some price.
The miss proposed to Oh a postal card
refused him because he didn't care two
cents for her.
A steam wheat heater arrived for the
Castalia mill last week and was taken
down Monday.
Wanted, man or boy to do chores on a
farm. Enquire Of G. Nj. Henderson at
Dakopolis hotel.
w. II. Snow has been in Wisconsin
this week, called there by the death Of
Mrs. Shows mother.
The Wisconsin, another new battle
ship OF the first class. was launched at
San Francisco Saturday.
The coal men say they have to burn
coal as we'll as anyone, and the weather
is perfectly satisfactory.
Miss Jeanette Morrow was in town
Wednesday on her way home from a
visit to schools at this end.
G D. Rose moved his family to Puk-
wana this week, where he is buying
grain for an elevator company.
The papers are telling about a chap in
Mccook county earning $40 a day
husking corr at 8 cents a bushel.
Farmers in BonHomme county renort
That the white corn Is yielding ABOUT 10
bushels more to the acre than the yellow.
John Benda's team ran away Tuesday.
scattering lumber on their way through
town. The team was caught near the
High farm.
Geo. johnson has moved into Lonis
Richards house this week, which has
been painted and papered for the new
occupant.
The Achen boys bought lambs of the
Mullen brothers of Aurora county Thurs
day. They will grain feed the lambs all
winter and ship the wethers in the
spring.
GPo. Fl. Smith was here from Hawar-
den Monday shaking hands with old
friends and acquaintance. Mr.. Smith
is operating a market garden and with
success.
Rev, Father G~aydaszel tells the
GRAPHIC that he is going to have built a
parish house for his church and expects
to start a popular subscription for that
purpose very soon.
The Argus-Leadpr claims to have Off
cial returns enough to show that The
state dispensary amendment is defeated.
along with woman suffrage. 1t is to be
hoped that it is true.
The Populist sanborn county Advocate
calls attention to the fact that at This
time in 1872 hogs were worth 1892 in
Sioux City and in 1885,, $685. and Grover
Cleveland was president.
The Catholics OF Pnkwana and yieinL
ty have bought a building and are NOV
ing it to town. 1t Will be placed on
three donated lots, enlarged and fixed up
IL due time for divine services.
The weather this week has been like a
Georgia winteE-.if you know what that
is like. II not, its about les perfect IS
one finds the climate at this tizqe Of tbs
year between the great lakes and the
gulf.
+. NJ. GOodvkoontz, the well-known
lawyer aud politician, died at his Mitch
ell home early Thanksgiving morning.
The q OF his death was an atscess
on the brain. The deceased was Sc
Years Of age.
A record breaking blizzard swept over
the New England states Saturday and