The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-08-13
The KiinbalI Market.
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Small Talk.

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Smoke the Groen1paf.
Judge Brown was in town Saturday.
Smoke the Greenleaf. For sale at
Miliers.
Mrs. L. P. Oclsner has returned from
Sioux City.
Mrs. T.. D. Wait returned to Howard
Wednesday.
Patricus Quirk, Esq, done Mitchell
Wednesday.
S. R. Nugen has been down to the
Omaha exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Conway, Of Puk
wanna, were here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Toomey have returned
to their Wisconsin home.
The grass is as green and fresh all
over the county as in June.
DIR. Drake will be in his dental office
at Kimball August % to %.
A full stock Of the celebrated Green
leaf cigars at f. E. Miller's.
The teachers county institute con-
venes at Chamberlain Monday.
Miss Maggie Brislan. of Sioux City, is
a guest Of Mrs. Louis Richards.
Mrs. NJ. A. Willy and children are
home from their eastern visit.
Miss Bessie Wright is visiting this
week with Miss Linda Richards.
Col. John H. King and c. B. Powers
were up from Chamberlain Monday.
Mrs. ]. L. Coram and baby Of Waterloo,
Iowa. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. S.
Blodgett.
Miss Alta Swartout. of Gannvallay.
took the east bound train Wednesday
morning.
Contractor Mahana offers to sink an
artesian we'll for Mitchell $50 feet for
$2,68 a foot.
The Chamberlain school board will
charge a tuition Of $1.50 a month for
non-residents.
1t is rumored that w. 0. Carpenter is
contemplating sinking a third artosiaI
we'll on his farm at PukWana.
Frank Smith was up from Castalia the
first of the week helping get the new
mill machinery loaded and started.
The KimhaIl coal men are filing up
the coal bins. It's pretty tough to be
buying coal and ice at the same time.
JAS. Morgan has resigned his position
as boss farmer at Lower Brule agency
and is now in Montana on a business
trip.
According to the almanac prairie
chickens will be ripe Monday. Unfor-
tunately, however, many Of them have
been picked.
The new gasoline engine for the Cas-
Italia mill and other machinery arrived
last week. The engine is being held
here until the roads are better.
Mrs. f. E Miller and Lester, Kate and
Clate left Wednesday morning for Shen,
andoah, Iowa, for a six weeks visit, in.
GLIDING the Omaha exposition.
F. L. G. Warner, OF gainesville, Ohio
and R. B. Warner, Of Marion, Indiana
cousins of Fred Warner, were here TIE
first of the week for a brief visit.
Miss Ella Dukelow, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Ernest Mohr, the
past six weeks, returned to her home in
Alexandria Wednesday morning.
The Kimball delegates to the Republi.
can county convention are G w. Nugen
A. S. Stuyer, G.. S. Blodgett, j. B. Long
+. P. Ochsner and +. A. Reynolds.
Mrs. j. D. Barlow, Plankinton, canned
twenty-five quarts of cherries from trees
that grow in iler yard, besides using
great deal Of the fruit in other ways.
The steel gang at work laying new
rails on this end Of the ]. s. D. division
are working a mile OF two east of town
and making their headquarters here.
The stockmen are busy making hay.
The sun, as it sets at night, indicates
a spell OF dry weather. Well, that's
what the farmers have been waiting for.
Fifteen tickets were sold at this sta.
ton for the excursion to Sioux City
One man who bought three tickets
missed the train, but Agent Harvey gave
him his money back.
II the big cornfelds south OF town are
any indication, Brule county will raise
the best crop OF corn this year in its his
tory. We never saw SO much good corn
in this county before.
Matson was unpacking a large invoice
of new late summer and early fall goods
yesterday and it fills his shelves witt
some very handsome and desirable fab.
RIGS. Drop in on him and see what he
has.
A scheme for running a motor wagon
between Pierre and the Black Hills is tt
be tested soon. The wagon will be given
trials at hal climbing in Pierre this
week and then put on the.line to Rapid
City. Tickets are being sold for the first
trip at SIS for the round trip.
Another change in the office of secre.
tary of state will soon be made. As soon
as peace, is declared Secretary Day will
resign and. it is reported, will be ap-
painted by the president at the head Of
the peace commission 10 arrange the de.
tails of the treaty with Spain. Who will
be his successor is not known.
Tuesday the state board of equaliza.
ton completed its, work by making q
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