The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-16
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Small Talk.

Look out for The elephant!
July 81 and 90 are the dates.
It's Kimball's second circus.
Don't go agin another mans game.
Mrs. E. P. Ochsner has gone TO Sioux
City.
Smoke the Greenleaf. For sale at
Millers.
LIS going to be a great day for the
little ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Ccnley have a
new baby girl.
Miss Edith sedgwick was Lere from
Pukwana Monday.
II you sit up all night you can see the
animals u%nloaded.
Brule county people are feeling pretty
clipper these days
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Wait arrived
Wednesday evening.
Miss Sophia Sticks is enjoying a yaca-
ton across the river.
A Doty is again able to be up and out
after his recent sickness.
The Republican says that Castalia
will be here to the circus.
A full stock of the celebrated Green
leaf cigars at s. E. Miller's.
town has to have a reputation to
catch a big circus. That's us,
Miss Jocye VanZante is attending the
Buffalo county teachers institute.
Robert Fredland his resigned his posi-
tion as clerk in j, II. VOLTS store.
The farmers all say that they never
saw as big corn before as early in the
season.
Miss Hannah Hinrichs is still danger
ously i'll and her family very much
alarmed.
Klement Sailer has left Chamberlain
and is now employed in a market at
Howard.
Manila Irvine 114cts. Ever ything
direct to consumer. Hapgood Plow Co..
Alton, Ill.
Nothing but a bad hail storm can pre-
vent the best crop Brule has had in if
teen years.
The trees on this writer's place have
grown more this summer than in the
past three.
Guy Smith came in Monday night
from Fairyiew to visit a few days with
his parents.
DR.. H. II. Frudenfeld, the technical
optician Of Madison, will be in Kimball
on July q and 90.
The Milwaukee makes an excursion
rate Of a fare and a fifth for the John
Robinson show here.
The hay harvest has begun and it will
be a big one. Lots of four-legs in Brule
county to feed next winter.
Prof. J. B. Emery, of Howard, has been
selected as the principal Of the Chamber
lain schools for the coming year.
Peter Smith has been laid up with a
SWOLLEN face this week. He went down
to Mitchell Thursday to seek relief.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Method
ist church will serve meals at all hours
in the Farmers Home building Saturday.
Mayor Foote has been getting things
in shape at the new artesian we'll so
that it can be used Saturday il neccs-
sary.
Brule county has the beet crops Of any
county in South Dakota this year-so
say men who have travelled oil over the
state.
Friends and %neighbors dropped in
upon Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Karney Friday
night Of last week and everybody had a
hot time.
One Of the finest iye-cent cigars on the
market is the Czarina, made by Jewett
Bros. g. Jewett, Sioux Falls, and for sale
+. E. MilIer's.
Presiding Elder Boggs OF this Method
ist district has resigned on account Of
Ill health. Rev. C. E. Hagar, Mitchell,
takes his place.
Several good local rains have fallen In
the county this week. Crops of all kinds
are looking their best-the best ia the
memory Of the Oldest settlers.
Brown county has paid out $1,000 in
bounty for gopher tails iu the past sixty
days. More gophers are left than money
and the bounty is off for the present.
! Kimball is the best town west OF Cam
ton-thats what xohn Kobinson's route
agent learned last winter aghen laying
out the route in South Dakota for tile
summer season.
The Chamberlain Journal says that
thu Fourth In that town Yves "a day long
to be remembered" The Pukwana Press
says that it was on a par with the ceIe-
bration at Bijou Hills. It's Bijou Hills
shot.
The Index desires the GRAPHIC to state
that where the minutes as published in
the Index show a raise Of 20 per cent on
the assessment iE Wilbur township, it
should read Highland township and is SO
corrected in the minutes as published in
the GRAPHIC.
Register: Word has been received
here that Mr.. G. R. Owen had the misfor-
tune to be sun struck soon after his ar
rival at Mitchell. and that as a result he
is now nearly blind and is unable to
leave his house. His friends in this city
regret to hear of his bad luck.
Lots Of kids in this town and country
great big ffteen-year-o old kids at that
who never saw a circus; born here, out
on these wild p~rairies where big elbows
seldom II ever come. Congratulations
to the kids. Everything comes to the
man TINT waits-kids incindpd-