The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-31
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Small Talk.


To err is hun,ar.
Harry New Yeas t,a'l.
Smoke the Grcenleaf.
Fifteen below last nlght.
The commissioners meet Monday.
smpke tie Grecnleaf. For ssle at
Mil!rrs.
TIE STATE legislature ccnvenes next
Tuesday.
A.c. Whitbeck's hank statement ap
pears To-Day.
Our merchants all report a el.l ndid
holiday trade.
l. A. Weeks went down the road IL.
Iowa Wpdn. stay.
Early to bed and carly to Iise-nevpr
get tight and advertise.
One cant play with fire without get
tag hurst sooner or later.
Harr, Wen;zy came up Ia spend
'hri -tmas with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Ochsner spent
Christmas in Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Maxwell spent
shristmas in Chamberlain.
Afull stock OF the celebrated Green
leaf cigars at f. E. Millpr's.
sheriff-rlsct Miller and family arr
n Nv lMat.d in Chamberlain.
Tn. O~thsnpr u ,rdWara company are
hnying corn to shell aud ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Foote ard two sons
wen "Sicux City "Wednesday.
A.. n. lntts wes hare f,nm .Siax CITY
ag jtt.sdsy ss.tii - more .a,tA.
Percy W rinaD left "Wednesday mos's.
ing for Ohinlo ratnrn TO his studies.
o. E. Matson makes a New Year all
nouncement on this page to the left.
H. W. Hinrichs made a business trir
10 Chamberlain the first of the week.
Little Ned Harvey got a pretty little
Shetland pony in his Christmas stock.
ing.
S. j. Snyder is here invoicing his
stock and balancing up the years bust
ness.
Arthur Blodgett IL home from thu
Mitchell University to spend the holi
days.
The midnight mas at the Catholic
church Christmas eve was largely at
tended.
A carload of sawdust for the Klmbal
land Engle creameries was unloadet
Monday.
Seventy in the shade is pretty warn
for this time Of year-too warm to b
healthful.
And now they've got a machine whicl
blacks your shoes by dropping a nicke
in the slot.
R. F. Jones and Vim. Hinrichs re
turned Saturday night from their trip
with stock.
/ There was a beautiful eclipse OF Iii
moon Tuesday night which was plant
visible here.
It's what you might calls prematnr
Jannarv thnw-only there isn't any
thing to thaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Marty have gon
to Cherokee to visit their daughter, Mir
A. P. Doerschlag.
s. R. Nugen has moved his family int
the Wilson house on First street recent
ly purchased by him.
Norman P. Larson was q caller Tues
day. He will attend school at Vermi
lion the coming year.
Domanico Toce, the Sioux City harl
ist. played for a dancing party at tn
Oppra-house Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Rowe Of the we
end Of the county we're guests Of Re,
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson this week.
John Smith lost a spade bptwee
White Lake and his farm last weel
Finder please leave at this Office.
What is a more pitiful sight than a
aged father and doting mother bowe
with sorrow from a daughters disgrace
Frank Pulse. of Torrey Lake, and Mis-
Ora Freeman we're married at the Nett
odist parsonage last Saturday evenin
by Rev. N. r. johnson.
Hanna & Ward have completed a
inch arteslan we'll for j. H. Wright, Wi
bur which flows % gallons a minut
from a depth OF 756 feet.
The passenger locomotive died at Pub
wana Wednesday evening and blew or
a flue coming from Chamberlain Frida
morning, reaching Kimball an hour lat
DO you know that your own State In
versity has the best business course i
the West? For particulars addret
Woodford D. Anderson. vermiIlion, 8. |
An exchange has declared war o
obituary poems. 1.-THE verses impos
needless work on the printer, do M
alleviate the grief of the afflicted an
are distressing to the living
The Chamberlain Journal announce
the marriage of W. L. Montgomery an
Miss Oney King, daughter Of Col. job
q. King, in Chicago at high noon Ne,
Years.
The Masonic lodge gave a public ii
stallation Of officers Monday evening a
which were 9 large number Of invite
guests. Refreshments were served an
a very pleasant evening spent In socis
enjoyment.
II weather items in the GRAPHIC thi
week are conflicting, let 1t be know
that the weather has been aOmawha