The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-08-20

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Smoke the GrOenleaf.
S. g. Boyce left Monday morning.
Smoke the Greenleat. For sale ut
Millers.
Martin Smith lost his pet horse by
death Sunday.
The town windmill goes broke %of,ener
than a gambler.
Henry Hinrichs left Monday for a visit
to the Omaha exposition.
The corn is just more than hustling to
get away from Jack Frost.
A daughter was born TO Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. S. Brown Tuesday.
Miss Anna Wentzy returned from
Sioux City Monday night,
Prairie chickens can now DO executed
without injury to the law.
DIR. Drake will be in his dental office
at Kimball August 90 to %.
A full stock of the celebrated Green
leaf cigars at f. E. Miller's.
Corbett and Kid Mccoy are matched to
fight at Buffalo September 10.
A mild thunder storm and and a nice
shower fell Wednesday evening.
The Republican state convention takes
place at Mitchell next Wednesday.
Don't put a reyenGe stamp on q letter;
If you do il will be held for postage.
Gov. Lee mas issued a proclamation
naming Monday, Sept. 5, as Labor day.
The weather has been perfect for hay
ing and harvesting for the past ten
days.
Charley Benda was IL Tuesday after
lumber to improve the interior of his
store.
A small bicycle party made a short
run into tho country south Tuesday
evening.
A severe hail storm passed over Cham
berlain and the west end of the county
Sunday evening.
"A. W. Hanneman went out in the
country Tuesday to see to the dipping
of his big bunch of sheep.
!. Mrs. j. B. Neville, of Colorado, is visit.
ing her family--Mrs. Garvey, son and
daughter-south of town.
The thirty-second National Encamp.
ment of the G. A. R. will take place a,
Cincinnati. Ohio, Sept. 5 TO 10.
Jas. Rozum and Miss Mary Sluka Of
Eagle were married at White Lake last
Saturday by Rev. Father Hoffman.
Mrs. B. F. Ochsner is visiting in Wis
consin and Miss Nellie Plummer is ex
pected daily to attend the teachers
institute.
j. H. Wolf and son Willard left Tues
day for the Omaha Exposition. Mr.
Wolf will go on farther and buy his big
stock Of fall goods.
I'D. Farrell las shipped his house
hold goods from Chamberlain to Mitchell
where he will make headquarters for tn
Interstate Land company.
Mrs. j. P. Bulls of Wilbur died Satur
day, after a long illness. The intermen
took place In the township cemetery ant
the funeral wa largely attended.
There was a great, big surprise part,
down at John Ehler's Saturday night
Sixty odd friends and neighbors mad
things lively, and all were nicely enter
tanned.
Rev. Garlock, who was a missicnar
here for three years in the early S0's
will preach in the Methodist church OF
. Saturday evening and also Sundaynorn
ing and evening.
Many farmers have told US that the,
have the best all round crops since the,
have been in tho state. We think tn
crop throughout the county Is the hes
since it was settled.
I The creamery never lost q patron dur
ing harvest and gained four new ones
The receipts are above 10000 daily,
heavy run for this time of year.. Their
are over 100 patrons.
Everybody come to the school hous'
notwithstanding and hea ar the new
graphophone and talking machine, onl,
5 and 10 cents, and you will have 81
cents worth of laugh.
The publisher OF this moral sheet ha
had the rheumatism behind, the neural
gia in front and the hay fever all over
this week, but Keeps pounding away II
hours a day just the same.
Coal has been selling in some parts o
the state at the lowest price ever known
during the past few weeks. At Center
vile. the Chronicle says, hard coal i
selling at $7.65 and the best Ohio sof
coal at $3.50.
South Dakota has had its first cyclone
1t STUCK Mortz siding near Gary on tn,
Northwestern Monday and eight peopl
we're killed, thousands Of dollars WORT
of property destroyed and many cattl
and sheep killed..
Aberdeen Sentinel: Phil Eyre, an al
tosian we'll borer of Plankinton, was
Sunday visitor in this city. Mr.. Eyr
has just completed a three insh well o.
a farm near Frederick belonging {
Albert Como, Of Milwaukee,. He oh
tanned a fine flow at a depth of 1904 fee,
Pierre Journal: Many Of our reader
have noticed the peculiar expression .
a round robbin" in reference to til
address sent by army officers to Genera
shaftcr asking for a removal Of troops
1t Was first used by officers Of the Frenc