The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-05-28
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Small Talk.

.. II. wright was IN town Monday.
la. Smith was 10 town over Sunday.
Showers all around us the past two
days.
Mrs. II. S. Dains sells ice cream by the
quart.
The funeral of Gladstone takes place
today.
Bert Hart here on business again
Sunday.
This has been a great week for she'd
ding ilannels.
Ell. Drury came up from tile west
end Monday.
Tom Quirk has his bath rooms read y
for business.
Mrs. Will Gertson has been quite ill
the past week.
Buy your table butter at the creamery
-15 cents a pound.
Miss Jocye VanZante vas quite sick
the first of tho week.
An itinerant Sign writer was dong
the town Wednesday.
+. r Miller has handsomely decorated
the interior Of his store.
Bryan Coffee, although blind, can lay
and nail shingles on a roof.
Mrs. w. II. WANT and mother left
for an Iowa visit Wednesday.
The first real warm weather of tho
year came to hand Monday.
full stock Of the celebrated Green
leaf cigars at f. E. Miller's.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Maxwell Monday afternoon.
Miss Edith sedgwick has been a guest
of Miss Nellie Plummer this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wolf we're up
from Castalia the first Of the week.
Mrs. D. &. Grippen of Hot Springs is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Blodgett.
Old settlers picnic at Mt Vernon next
Wednesday. Special railroad rates.
The Democratic county convention
will be held here on Saturday, June A.
Sunday was one Of the loyliest days
this country--or any other-ever saw.
Miss Hazel Stewart was very sick this
week, from tie effect of eating sheepsor-
rel
The Epworth League gave a sociable
at the home Of S. R. Nugen Tuesday
evening.
Henry Henrichs had his squad out on
the the shore Of the lake drilling Tues
day evening.
The trees have leaved out magnif-
Gently this spring, the foliage being
usually heavy.
The goods that are not advertised
may be as good as those that are, but
no body knows it.
Tho Ward Academy creamery started
Tuesday morning. The receipt of milk
is about 5000 daily.
DR.. Milliron was here the first three
days OF the week, greeting old friends
and acquaintance.
CD. Maynard has one Of the best
COWS il. the county for salo-if he has
not already sold her.
Harry Wentzy was up from Pukwana
Saturday casting slugs with which to
kill the Spaniards with.
My, but how the grass grows. Very
little corn planting has been done owing
to the heavy valns Of late.
Richards Il Moulton are fencing
another another school section in Lyon.
Vile for some Of their stock.
J.H. Wolf has secured the northwest
room in the opera-house building and
stored a carload of Mccormick mowers.
Union Memorial service will be held
at the opera-house Sunday at II a. IN,
The sermon will be preached by Rev.
P. Potter.
Mrs. E. L. DIury came up from
Chamberlain Saturday and Mrs. B. F
Ochsner went home and spent-ssuaay
with her.
The peoples party county central
committee meets at the engine house
today to fix the date of the county con-
vention.
One Of the finest f~ive-cent cigars On the
market is the CZariDa, lnaGe by Jewett
Bros. & Jewett, Sioux Falls, and for sale
at Miller's.
A friend Of the GRAPHIC infoimes us
that a careful canvas Of the town failed
to find a person claiming relationship
with Dewey.
The wet weather Of late, together
the cut worms, will probably make
necessary the usual amount of work
replantiDg corn.
RzM. f. Burgess. the Miluaukec's pop.
ular agent at Chamberlain, and Miss
Anna Cummings were married at
Wheeler, Chas. Mix, Saturday.
1t is a blamed sight easier and quic-
ker work to recruit an army Of 125,ooo
men than it is to equip it with food,
clothing and other necessaries.
plapkinton aud Gsnnyalley play ball
at White Lake for a purse Of S25, given
by White Lake, next week Saturday.
An effort will secure the return game at
Kimball.
A very heavy rain storm struck Cham.
berlain about 6 o'clock this-Friday-
morning and so heavy was the fall Of
water that the town came near being
washed into the river,
The finest creamery butter was crowed
down to l5 cents in New York last week,
but it rallied and came up to 16 cents
Monday. Last year May butter sold for
10 cents and in 1896 at 15l5s cents.