The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-09-24
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Small Talk.

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Smoke the Grcenleaf.
There is no place like home.
Indian summer and hot.
August Tams was In town Thursday.
Smoke the Greenleaf. For sale at
Millers.
A. II. Wheaton came in Wednesday
evening.
Dr.. Rodgers was here from White Lake
Monday.
Atty. $. H. Wright was in Kimball
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coram returned Ito Wa
terloo Tuesday.
Station Agent Harvey is taking a we'll
earned vacation.
Eugene House wa a Chamberlain
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. R. Tinan returned
TUESDAY evening.
Ernest Butterheld is assisting in the
Index office this week.
Misses Dora and Minnie Mack visited
White Lake friends Sunday.
Afull stock Of the celebrated Green
leaf cigars at f. E. Miller's.
The state fair opens at Yankton next
week with a big list of attractions.
A. G. Whitbeck and sister, Miss Anna,
went down to Oacoma Tuesday evening.
Mrs. s. w. Sedgwick and Glare Coma
wav were visitors from Pukwana Satur-
day.
The father and mother of Mrs. E. E.
Byrum arrived Tuesday evening for a
brief visit.
The Democrats and Populists hold
their convention at Chamberlain today
Saturday.
Quite a number of Kimballites went
to Plankinton Thursday to help swell
the crowd.
The steel gang has completed WORK
on this end of the road and gone to Run.
ming Water.
Mrs. John Parker, accompanied by her
mother, returned from her Iowa visit
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. F. A. Reynolds and her niece
Miss Ethel Brooks, visited in Buffalo
county this week.
Fred Warner has taken the contract
to haul the G%annvalley mail and made
his first trip Monday.
Capt. w. v. Lucas and Paul N. Krohn
were at the convention Saturday and
were accompanied by their wives.
The American flag was hoisted ovel
Havana Tuesday at the headquarters Of
the United States evacuation commits.
sion.
The quarterly meeting will be held a,
the u. E. church Sunday, Oct. 2. The
new elder, Rev. G. +. Hager, will preside
Love LoaSC at lU:5U.
White Lake Wave: o. E. Matson If
preparing to move his store into the
store room into the Hanten building
under the opera house.
Peter Smith is fitting up rooms on the
east side OF Main street for living apart
ments for his family and will try the
Kimball House cuisine for a time.
Thursday was Old Settlers day in
P%!ankinton. aRd. Judging from the pro-
gram arranged, there must hsve been q
big crowd present and a hot time.
Miss Winnie Davis, daughter OF Jener.
son Davis. died at Narraganse!t Pier
few days since. Her remains we're es-
corted to the railroad station by the
local G. A. R. post.
Tuesday evening the PopuIists nomi.
mated the following delegates to the
county convention: H. c. Smith, j. s
Stewart, Geo. q. Whitaker, Aaron Doty
and G.. j. Maynard.
Special stock trains are now leaving
Kimballsfor the eastern market loaded
down with the finest OF fat young steers
and leaving thousands of dollars with
their former owners.
White Lake Waye: Miss Linda Rich
ards and Mrs. Conant Of Kimball drove
down last Friday. Miss Richards is tax
ing a course OF medical treatment from
DR.. Rogers, Of this place.
Chamberlain Register: Mr.. Con Rash
and his sister Mrs. Martin, were in the
city Monday. Mrs. Martin and children
came from Norwegian, N. D., to visit her
folks in Kimball} township.
New sidewalks have been put down in
front Of the stores of s. j. Snyder, j. H.
Wolf and Peter Smith. 1t is a big i'm
provement, long needed and the good
work should continue all along the line.
K. II. somers, deputy U. 8. marshal
was on the train Tuesday night with q
man he had arrested IN Douglas county
for sending an obscene letter to q VIC
man. He was taken under the us
postal laws.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Page OF Mason City,
Iowa, are visiting at 1. j. Waterbury's.
Mrs. Page Is Mrs. Waterbnry's sister.
They return Saturday morning and will
be accompanied by Miss Grace Water
bury. who will 90 on to Oskaloosa. where
she will attend school the coming year.
At the Democratic caucus. held Tues
day evening the following delegates
were elected to attend the county con-
yention: B. F. 0chsner w. G.. Richards,
Ia. Weeks, William Quirk. and Henry
Hinrichs. !. A. Weeks was reelected q
member Of the county central commit
tee.
Three hundred and sevrnty-iye horses
that belonged to Roosevelt's rough riders
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