The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-01-15
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Hanna got there BY one vote.
all sizes Of hard coal at Blodgett's.
Hear Toce-at the opera. house Tuesday
night.
Ed Sailor is attending tie high
school.
Guy Smith scooted down the road
Monday.
Judge Smith is holding court at Oa-
coma this week. i; 5y:ss...sSess ts;
Mitchell has i poultry show first three
J days OF next month,
G. s. Blod9ett has Just got IN G ar
screened Illinois coal.
What do you think OF the GRAPH1c's
weather prophets, anyhow?
The new Larson hotel at Pukwana was
onen for business Monday.
Mrs. Will Gertson aought severe cold
last week and Is quite sick.
Frank Zimliska took smother load Of
hogs to Sioux City this week.
Hugh Love Is the chairman Of the
new board OF commissioners.
A masquerade dance takes place at
Korzan's hall SATURDAY. nigh;.
The I. 90. F. lodge of White Lake
had a big blowout q nd Gance Wednesday
night.
JAS. BYrne drove to Chamberlain
Thursday to set about the ice for his
firm.
For lack Of space we have had to cut
our country correspondence some this
! week.
That Camel coal Of Blodgetts is just
1 tbs thing for quick hot fire on these cold
mornings.
Blodgett has just unloaded In his coal
bins half-dozen cars of Ohio, Iowa, and
Camel coal.
John Byrne says that stock rustling on
the prairie are doing better than those
kept up and fed.
You can now find plenty OF fresh Ohio
coal at Blodgett's.
up now in tho town.
G. L. Brockway Of Sioux Falls has been
named-by the president receiver OF the
Chamberlain Land Office.
We are in receipt OF. the Log Angelo,
Daily Times. II Il whopper. nearly
1oo IaEes and 200 illustrations.
IhsL Q. @. e. insnllaa thsar nav
I0mcers Moadsy evening. Jas. Byfne' il
Noble Grand for the coming term.
] The young people from the country
who did not hear Toce when here last
spring should be on hand this time.
4 f. W. Shultz, who formerly lived il
Plarnfield township, writes j. S. Stewart
that he expects to move back here.
4 The magnificent werther still con
tlnues. Clear. frosty nights and tn,
mercury above freezing every day.
Business mem of Plankinton advanc,
the money for the building OF the girls
cottage until the legislature meets.
Quite a number of White Lake peopl,
have siQnifled their intention to be pres
ent at ths dancing party Tuesday even
ling.
| Young people OF PlaiDfield, Wilbur
and this township surprised MIR. and Mr.
Arthur Mckee Friday night Of last week
and all had q royal good time.
4 O.C. Stuart, ex-cOnnty comm issione
is the new editor Of the South Dakot,
Ekko, the prominent Scandinav ial
paper published at Sioux Falls.
The affairs Of the Chamberlain
National bank were wound up by th'
receiver last week. The depositors viii
be paid in full ana with interest.
E. @, Smith. who is spending the win
ter in the state in preference to hi
sunny home in southern California, fin
ally dropped IN on his Kilnball friend
} Tuesday.
c. P. Sherwood, Of the De Smet News
Leader, will have charge Of the Sout
4 Dakota creamery exhibit at the nationa
dairy convention to be held in Topeka
Kansas, Iii February.
/ Mr.and Mrs. Lewis Walker, Mr.. an
Mrs. A. f. Manson, Rtbt. Barr, Henry
HerrleiD, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Whitaker attended the i. o. O. +. doing
at White Lake Wednesday night.
Jos. F. KliDgaman, city marshal
favors US again with copy Of th
Waterloo Conrier's annual improve
ment edition. Waterloo is mpking fas
strides to the front these years and wi
be quite city by 1900.
White Caps are evident In Aurof
county. Afar!ner living northeast I
White Lake received an anonymous le
ter short time ago warning him I
: leave the country and Wednesday uigh
e hts haystaek containing IS tons OF hs
was set on fire and consumed.
= The Chamberlain Register says this
IS "the city flour mill has arranged
+ grind the wheat necessary to make Il
90 900 600 ponds Of flour to be deliyere
&. at the Crow Creek agency" That
about as wild as some Of tho politis
titems we find III the Register these day
From all reports there must have bee
+ hot Old TINE sat the A. o. U. w. NEE
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