The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-03-12
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Frank Morgan, a visitor Monday.
Gam Valley will Eaye a creamery.
The river at Chamberlain is clear Of
ice.
II. G.Smith is in Minnesot, on busi.
ness.
Ghamberluin.s bonded indebtedness is
s5O,7M.
The school lands are leased next
Wednesday.
John Noyotny was hound over to the
circuit court.
Al Wheaton was in town the first
of The week.
Il. f. Harvey made a flying trip to
Chicago this Week.
W.. NJ. Brearley's auction sale was not
a success Saturday.
Philip Eyre went down to Chamber
lain Thursday night.
J.H. Karasek has sold his Eagle store
to Foreman & Noyak.
Mr.. Will Gertson has rented the Ray
mond place east OF town.
BYrne & Mohr are fatteLing nearly
a thousand wether lambs.
A printer never wants to have Ills
fingers in another mans pip.
Earnest Mohr took a couple Of cars OF
hogs to Sioux City last week.
b. W. RYAN Was chatting with the
farmers on the street Saturday.
Richards 4 Mo1lton got in another
c II of yonng heifers last week.
City auditors report and monthly re-
port Of the schools on first page.
The repairs on the big clstern cost
SS5. Money well expended. too.
HenryrWinter and Miss Berd sawdey
drove up frcm Chamberlain Sunday.
Miss Nellie Plummer and Miss Edith
Jones spent Sunday in Chamberlain.
j.. j. Boney has decided to wait until
he can go to the Klondike on the cars.
Miss Mary +. Rose of New York state
is here a guest OF her brother, e.. +. Rose,
A woman cuts the page of a magazine
with a hairpin and a man with his
finger.
Agent Stevens, the new appointee al
Crow Creek, went through west Monday
night.
Pc er Smith is agent for the Crescent
birycies-0ne Of the best of the standard
wheels.
Mrs. IN. VanHorn, an old resident
OF this county, died at Hotch city OIL the
9th ulto.
The Populist state central committee
meets at Huron St Patrich's day TO talk
business.
A nice sugar snow" fall ll,sil
night. A few more such would not
come amiss.
John Byrne says that he has sold ISL
cows this winter to patrons OF tho Kim
ball creamery.
II. NJ. Miles has gone to Ohio in hopes
of striking a job at we'll drilling IN the
oil or gas district.
The first three DAYS OF tie week were
worked by extremely warm weather for
this time of year.
George Ames, son OF Treasurer Ames,
fell in jumping from a train at Yank,oD
and dislocated his right shoulder.
The ice in the Missouri broke up at
Sioux CITY Monday. This is two weeks
earlier than the average date.
The big. mouthed niger was in town
over Snnday-he who puts four billiard
balls in his mouth at the same time.
Richards & Moulton will breed about
800 COWS and heifers this spring. Moth
ing like having a fresh COW when you
want one.
Smith township failed to get election
notices ont in time for the regular cleo
ton and held the election Tuesday of
this week.
Fonr emigrant OUTFITS arrived from
Clay county, Iowa, this morning. The
newcomers will locate in Red Lake
township.
DR.. w. f.. Crane OF Mitchell will be-
here Saturday and remain over Sunday.
The doctor will bring his X ray ma.
chine with him.
The ground is covered with two-lnches
OF snow tliis morning. but the mercury
Is above the 40 mark and there will be
plenty Of mud tonight.
j.. II. VOLTS two Irish setter pups came
down with the corea, a disease usually
following distemper, and they were
killed to end their misery.
IA. Stevens expects to take poses
sion OF the Chamberlain postCflice about
April /. II weare not badly off Tom
Stevens will make a model postmaster.
The Canton News publishes the an
n0uncement card for a candidate for
county treasurer next fall. He might
have waited until the grass started, at
least.
Tile new creamery on the Frirk farm
in Jerauld county is practically COM
pleted. About a couple of more days
work is needed to put the machinery IN
operation.
Work is in progress on ths Eagle
creamery, located on Jos. Pipars farm.
Jos. Matousiiek is president of the now
company. John L!nka secretary and
s.. g. Wilson treasurer.
A full carload Of full blood Jersey
COWS went through to Chamberlain last
Friday night. They wers bought in
Nebraska ny Indian AGENT Ash for tho
use Of the Indian school.
AT the regular meeting OF lho council