The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-03-05
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Small Talk.


Travelling Auditor Harvey is here.
It's. Reber has bought tile Carey place
Hail gently spring; come a running.
Charley Engle was here over Sunday.
"War is HE'LL" said old general sher-
man.
Jonh Pazour Is papering his place OF
business.
Frank Smith came up from Oacoma
Saturday.
Adolph Wolf was here from Castalia
Wednesday. 60
Frank Weiss was in town from Puk-
wana Monday.
Fresh Radlslles, Onions, Lettuce and
Celery at Smiths.
G. W. Nugen has been appointed post
master at Kimball.&
S. Jusephson returned from Hawarden
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Stoughton is a guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. Harvey.
F. A, REYNOLDS made a business trip TO
PIankinton Wednesday,.
A daughter wal born to Nj. and Mrs.
Geo. j. johnson Monday.
Frank Zemliska ships q ear Of hogs to
Sioux City this morning.
Card board in all colors always on
hand at the GRAPHIC Office.
Harry Wentzy came up from Pukwana
Monday to attend the show.
A. H. Wheaton makes a cream cry talk
at Gaun Valley todsy-Sa,urday.
Byrn5 & Mohr got a carload of saw
dust for their ice house Monday.
Jas. Kinselia made the trip to town
Monday night to take in the show.
Leases especially designed for rent.
ing hay lands can be had at this Office.
A livery barn and seventeen horses
burned at Woonsocket Tuesday morning.
Services will be held at the Catholic
church every Wednesday during Lent at
IL a. IL.
A Boston man has announced that he
"a make champagne out Of skinned
milk.
Mrs. j. j. CorcOran, mother OF Mrs. G.
J. johnson, arrived from Madison Thurs
day night.
d. g. Grippin, OF Hot Springs, KIM
balls first postmaster. is here visiting
old friends.
The passenger trnin now goes East at
$40 in the morning and west at 7:2O in
the evening.
William Storm, one engaged in bust
ness here with Henry Matthias. is back
again and on his farm.
Miss Morrow and Miss Lawson drove
up from Chamberlain Monday and re-
manned to attend the theatre.
Work on the artesian we'll has been
resumed. It's tlme-we did something
about d water supply or quit.
Conductor Olsen slipped while helping
to make up his train a few mornings
since and is laid up with a bruised knee.
James Brown rode up from Chamber
lain on his wheel Saturday to within a
mile and a half Of town, when his for.
ward wheel smashed.
Frank 1oomey delivers about 1900
pounds OF milk TO the creamery every
month from three cows--one of them
a heifer-besides the milk he uses at
nome.
Now IS the time for farmers to get
tools and harnesses in shape for spring
work. Too many OF them wait until
the last minute and meet with vexatious
delay.
In round numbers it costs to fire one
Of the modern eight-inch rifles 1862
those Of ten-inch calibre, $4S7; those. oil
twelye-inch 1885; and those of sixteen
inch S1,S52.
We commend to our eastern friends q
careful perusal of the government,
weather report for February for Kimball
published today. The month Of January
was even milder.
j. E. Turner & Son, who have butter
and egg warehouse at Mitchell ant
Madison, are to start a similar bushes!
at Sioux Falls, with creamery supplies
as a principal feature.
Richards & Moulton lost a COW thil
week, held 6 post norton and found tn,
heart-no, hold on. there wasn't an!
heart found, just a watery mass wher,
tile heart should have been.
Don't let the calves stay with the COW
over two or three days and expect
COW 10 be a mich COW. II it g desiIabl,
to let tho calves have the milk, mill
the cows and feed it to the calves.
John Armstrong received $54 from tn,
De5met creamery for the milk from on
cox-a Jersey-in 9l1a months. He sol
the calf for $40 at one week old, and es
timating the skim-milk at SIS, it make
a total Of $50.
Exchange:-A correspondent wants 4
know the origin Of the phrase "he ism
in it," 1t was first used by an edlto
who died and went to heaven and locke
for the man who tnok his paper and req,
1t for Eve years and then refused to pa.
for it.
States Attorney Wright was not at 81
satisfied with the outcome of the assapl
case Of Bauers VS.. Novotny and defend
ant-Novotny-was taken to Chamber
lain and brought before Justice Cligget
Thursday. Seven witnesses from Kim
ball were subpoenaed by the state.
Carthage News: Chas. Ochsner ha'
purchased the interest OF the Cooling
estate in the lumber business SO lonl
conducted uDder the Arm name of Oehs