The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-04-09
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Small Talk.

Sunday is Easter.
B. w. Ryan was In town SATURDAY..
Ell. Drury was a visitor Tuesday.
Considerable wheat has been sown.
Harold Manson is Oh tue sick list.
The commissioners are in session thi
week.
Mrs. Thomas Ryan returned to Mem,
Tuesday.
Nebraska lad a heavy snow storm
Monday.
j. q. Wolf expects a carload Of wac
ons daily.
Charley Ochsne, was here the first. 0
the week.
City election notices appear IN today
GRAPHIC.
Luckily 10 prairie fires were abo,'
Thursday.
Tie Frick creamery expects to STAR
on the 25th.
c. +. Pttsol and family have moved
10 Pnkwans.
Will Camery is working in Chamber.
lain this week.
City caucus at the engine house mex
Mo day evruiig.
LIE Smith is out again sitter an AZ
tack Of lung fever.
Several bad prairie fires within sight
OF town The past week,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Ochsncr spen,
Sunday in Chamberlain.
Geo. W. James has in a carload O
new wagons and buggies.
Peter Smith is filling his hanNsom
store with new spring goods.
The statement of A. C. Whitbeck
banker. appears in this issue.
A baby gill was born to Rev. and Mrs
j. P. Potter Saturday morning.
Tho milk receipts at the creamery
Saturday were 1904 pounds.
Miss Carrie Morris is expected from
Chicago this Saturday evening.
Another special train os 10 cars OF
Young stock came in Saturday.
Mrs. Cynthia .Samuels has been
granted a pension Of IS a month.
W. W. Davis has sold his stock OIL
merchandise in Puswana to Conway.
Ernest Mohr now occupies his dwell.
ling recently bought Of w. j.. Linsday.
la. Weeks represented Kimball a,
the business mems convention at Sioux
Falls.
Tho state will gain about $4,000 this
spring from the sale and lease Of school
lands.
Robt. Barr goes up to II. P. Wills
Monday to make additions to his dwell.
ling.
Henry Bauers has moved into the
rooms adjoining the GRAPHIC on the
north.
Frank Sypal was here a few days this
week from Rosebud visiting his old
friends.
Geo. W. James made final proof on
"a his tree claim at the land Office
Tuesday.
The commissioners had a short session
this time. complaining their LAHORE
Wednesday.
The kaleidoscope is the mlchine thai
reproduced the Corbett-Fitz fight a
Carson City.
The ladies of the Presbyterian cllurct
are arranging for n fair and six O'CLOCK
dinner for the 2lst.
j. II. Wolf has a fresh batch of loca
notices in today's paper. His store il
packed with newgoois.
The machinery for the Eagle creamery
arrived Saturday and was unloaded am
htuled down Monday.
The %cnnncil held the regular monthly
meeting Monday evening. No impor
tnnt business vas transacted.
Letters from Ohio tell ns that grass is
ready for first cutting with the lawr
mowers and trees blossoming
W.. G.. Barn, he much talked OF editor
If Tie famous Iennnc,ist, Mscn, Texas,
aas killed III a str ct duel last week.
Ger. Lee cablpd Mckinley 10 WITHHOLD
his message until Monday to enahIt
the Americans in Havana to leave Cuba
The ladies Of the w. r. G. announced
a box social at the hall for Tuesday
evening, April IL. Every lady is in.
viled to bring a box.
1t cost an Aurora county farmer S.;
to sottle with a neighbor --or the farmers
careIessness in letting a stubble fire
get away from him.
The colt that C. j. Maynard is break.
ing under saddle got the best of him
Tuesday and the rider a hard fall and
a badly bruised face.
HH-EL $3.50. &I ~=HE~E- #HaUHf
A very high wind from the south
swept the country all day Thursday.
Toward night enough rain fell to lay
the disagreeable dust.
II a bushel Of March dust is worth .
kings ransom-as an old weather
saying is-a bushel Of April dust ought
to be worth a Klondike.
Sydney Waterbury has gona TO John.
stad, Miner county, to take charge Of a
creamery there as buttermaker. We
hope the boy will do we'll.
Dell Laing arrived Saturday night fol
a few days'visit with his mother, Mrs
W. H. Curtiss. He has lately been al