The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-01-08
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Small Talk.

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Toce. the harpist, 18th.
All sizes of hard coal at Blodgett's.
Frank Smith came up from Oacoma
New Years.
The commissioners have been in ses-
sion this week.
You can now find plenty OF fresh Ohio
coil at Blcdg,tt's.
The soda waterlscason was opened pre-
maturelv restetiav.
The insurance business ought 70 pick
up nov in the town.
G. S. Blodgett has Just got ia'.clr o
screened Illinois coal.
As a winter resort South Dakota can
not be bcat-sometimcs.
Miss Mae McKittrick visited White
Lake friends last week.
Frank Zemliska shipped a car of hogs
to Sioux City last week.
vi abN NILS. OOuu DJIut IeluTueu
from Iowa Tuesday night.
Charley Reber returned from his
Mississippi trip last night.
The statement of A. c. Whitbeck
banker, appears in this issue.
Miss Stella Lawson was the guest OF
Miss Anna Wentzy this week.
Last winter was a corker--seems to
have corked any more weather like it.
BIodgett has just unloaded in his coal
bins a half-lozen cars Of Ohio, Iowa, and
Camel coal.
That Camel coal Of Blodgetts is just
the thing for a quick hot FIRE on these cold
mOrnln gs.
A. R. Thomas is running a lumber
yard for his brother Frank ut Chatfield'
Minnesota.
The G. A. r. and w. r. c. installed
their new officers WWcaaasday; night,
Refreshments were served.
The Kimball A. 0. U. w. lodge has
6fty-two members, and, rs is to be ex-
pected, the largest in the county.
Mss Oney King and Miss Loie King
are home from Chicago to remain a,
their Chamberlain home until summer.
i. p. Ochs1er is laid mp with a lamt
back this week, the result OF some heav,
lifting in repairing the city we'll las1
week.
Will and Tom ..Quirk, Ben Jurrens
Roger Kinsel!a, Lester Miller and Bar
ney Coffee attended the New Years.
dance at White Lake.
ByrDe & Mohr have rented Lindsay.
ice-house and will probably store enough
ice in addition to what they will require
themselves to supply the town.
One of the most effective features of s
chemical fire extinguisher is tina t wher
the charge extinguishes the flames il
leaves no sparks or embers to be famed
into a blaze by the first draft Of air.
Domenito Toce the Sioux City harpist,
will visit Kimball on the evening of thu
18th and play for a dancing party a
the ODera-house. Those who heard Toce
here a year ago will not miss it.
Some OF these fellows that have been
poking fun at the GRAPHIC's weather
prophet may find that they can knock
an eye out Of Brother Hicks without any
trouble. So far they have hit it all
right.
S. Winter aud j.. M. Greene are among
the delegates selected by the Missouri
River Stockmen's association to repre-
SEM it 1T tho national convention Of
stockmen to be held at Denver this
month.
1t is stated that the latest sure for
, rattlesnake bite Is coal oil. This will
not deter. however, those who have been
in the habitof Carrying something
stronger Cor just such imargencies-and
others.
The fire reservoir at the corner of
Nam and First streets is'being cleaned
out. 1t was Oiled up when the altesiaI
we'll Wa completed. 1t would have
been better to have cleaned it out in the
dlss place instead Of Of buying the tank
at the we'll,
Mrs. Helen L. Gilbert, wife Of T. G
Gilbert, died at her home in Minneapolis
Dec. 10. Of pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert were formerly residents OF this
county and owned what is known as the
Gilbert farm five miles north Of town
Airs. Gilbert was 81 years of age.
One day a class was asked to explain
this meaning Of "B. G." and "a. D." 1t
was a sticSer for awhile. but one lad
finally figured it cut. His little hand
shot up and he arose with decision writ
ton on his earnest face nc he said: "B.
Q. means before Christ, and A. D. after
he died"
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