The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-08-06
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Small Talk.

Smoke the Grcenleaf.
And the next day 1t rained.
Its been a wet harvest so far.
It's tile last month Of summer.
Mrs. Feter Smith is quite sick.
It was a wet moon all right enough.
Smoke the Greenleaf. For sale at
Millers.
Another thunder storm Wednesday
night.
Robert Fredland left Wednesday for
Seattle.
The potato crop in this county will be
a big one.
1t rained steadily for four hours Sat
urday night.
CD. MAYNARD returned from Omaha
Saturday night.
&c. Smith was here from Castalia the
first OF the week.
A. c. Whitbeck and S. G. Boyce visited
in oacoma Tuesday.
A. II. Wheaton arrived Saturday night
and went out to Glen.
Afull stock Of the celebrated Green
leaf cigars at f. Z. Miller's.
Miss Cola Kinsella is able to be out
again after her recent illness.
TIE stat, Pharmaceutical association
meets at Mitchell next week.
Five Indian boys ran away from the
Indian school at Chamberlain Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Cleminger leave
Mitchell to reside at Minneapolis, where
MIR. q. has a job.
Harry Wentzy returned from Omaha
Monday night. Miss Anna stopped at
Sioux City for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Foote and f. P.
Ochsner and Pearl started for Crow
Creek agency Wednesday.
j. NJ. Van Buskirk has 2115 acres of
cabbages and he says he will have no
trouble in selling every head.
Rev. E. T. Underwood, of Castalia, will
occupy the Methodist pulpit Sunday,
Rev. Potter going to Charles Mix county.
Harvesting does not effect the milk
supply at the creamery. The patrons
manage to get the milk there IN some
way.
Q. E. Matson is out with a new adver-
tisement this week, out for the trade and
says he Is going to have 1t if bottom
prices are m inducement,
Read J. II. VOLTS new advertisement
on the first page Of the GRAPHIC, "a New
Deal" MIR. VOLTS sales of this kind have
been very popular and successful.
Crops in North Dakota are in very bad
shape from drought. In the north half
of the state they are practically ruined
and will not be worth harvesting.
Miss Blanche Loughran gave one OF
her acceptable readings at the Presby-
terrain church, under the auspices Of the
Endeavor society, Tuesday evening.
It's a cold day when it don't rain in
some part Of the county. Local showers
can be seen almost any time a day from
town and the whole county has rain to
give away.
It's no small trick to stack headed
grain so that it will stand heavy and
frequent rains and it will not be surpris-
ing if a great deal of wheat is injured i in
the stack.
B. B. Conway vas in town Saturday.
He has ordered a stock Of groceries and
will again engage in business in Cham
herlain. He expects his family from
Illinois soon.
Edwin Greene escaped from the Yank-
ton asylum last week and was captured
at Vermillion. lie had 10 money and
had pawned his watch to obtain money
to get that far.
The young prairie chickens are being
slaughtered right and left. The birds
are more plentiful than usual this year,
but rather wild, with Tom, Dick and
Harry banging away at them.
The Wood & Bouge company have a
new advertisement in today's GRAPHIC.
This firm has been stocking up very
heavily, with several cars Of wagons
buggies, farm machinery, etc, and in
vite an inspection of their stock.
Peter Smith announces In his adver
tisement today, on the first page, that he
is having a clearing out sale OF summer
goods. Mr.. Smith has q beautiful stock
of light goods, and the summer is not
nearlw gone. 1t is a good opportunity
to buy desirable fabrics cheap.
Hot Springs Star: Edward Brenne, a
wholesale confectioner Of Omaha, came
in Wednesday and will remain a month
taking baths for kidney trouble and
rheumatic affections. He is an old
friend Of y. g. Grippen, who knew him
as one Of The pioneer merchants Of Kim
ball, S. D.
S. G. Boyce arrived Saturday night
and has been a guest this week Of A. C.
Whitbeck. Mr.. Boyce was one of the
pioneer merchants of Kimball, disposing
of his drug business to F. E. Miller in
1892 and removing to Chicago. He may
again locate in the state if be fiEds a
place to suit him.
G. S. Blodgett & Co. recently purchased
9 OF the McMichael warehouses. one here