The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-06-25
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Small Talk.

Smoke the Grcenleaf.
The new moon is a wet one.
Mrs. Dams has fresh bread daily.
Peter Smith was at White Lake Tues
day.
Col. Dick Woods is hcro from Sioux
Falls.
Smoke the Greenleaf. For sale at
MilIers.
DR.. Drake will be in Kimt,all June q
to May 2.
A good rain can now be used to adj
vantage.
Found. a jointed store key. Inquire
at this office.
Good corn weather this week, but too
hot for wheat.
Homegrown peas and new potatoes
are on the market.
The Seventh Day A~dyentists arc hold.
ing u session at Mitchell.
A full stock Of the celebrated Green
leaf cigars at f. E. Miller's.
w. H. Wyant and family returned
from Iowa Thursday euening.
The board of education meets in regu-
lar session this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Grace Pierce wa visiting in
Pleasant Grove the first of the week.
The three conventions at Aberdeen
sat down on woman suffrage. Good.
An import duty OF 10 cents a pound on
tea is now in effect, as a revenue meas.
ure.
o. E. Matson has disposed of his har,
ness, wagon and machinery supply store
to Wood & Bogue.
The Castalia stage is to DO d%iscontin-
ned July l. Henry Bauers takes the
Buffalo county route.
Mahanna u johnson struck a big
we'll at the Indian school. The flow is
AouI Aeet auOVe Tue pipe.
Miss Ella Dukelow arrived Wednesday
evening from Alexandria and is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ernest Mohr.
Before a man is married he is only
half a man, and after he is married he
frequently, is no man at all.
Miss Carrie Weeks arrived Thursday
evening from Charles City, Ia, and will
visit In Kimball q few weeks.
The Kickapoo Medicine company are
giving an entertainment nightly under
a tent and selling their medicine.
Whitfield Jones of Wheeler and Leroy
Bemer of Edgerton are to start a news.
paper at Bonesteel, Gregory county.
Four prisoners in the Yankton Jail
overpowered the Tailor, locked him i'll a
cell. Friday of last week, and escaped.
Byrne & Mohr shipped two cars Of
lambs-about 300 of them-to Chicago
Saturday. Mr.. Byrne went with them.
Fourth OF July, one and a fifth for The
round trip to any station within 2Ot
miles. Tickets for sale July 2. 3, and 4th
One Of the finest fve-cent cigars on the
market Is the Czarina, made by Jewet1
Bros. & Jewett, Sioux Falls, and for sale
+. E. Miller's.
A Washington dispatch announces
that B. H. Sullivan, of Plankinton, has
heen appointed register of the land office
at Lato, Alaska.
According to the calendar, the days
are now growing shorter. In this latl.
tude, however, the twilight lengthens
for some weeks yet.
NJ. u. Arnold, Of Dell Rapids, a real
estate agent, and W. II. Meldrin, Of Man.
ly, Iowa, were here Tuesday looking uI
land with A. s. Stuver.
Castalia Republican: About ten GOV.
cred wagons passed through town Mon
day and Tuesday on their way to Wheel.
er to camp during court
Vint Wellner had the bad luck to lose
a s. bill Saturday. If the finder will
kindly bring the bill to this Office this
notice won't cost him a cent.
The city equalization board meets
Monday. at WHICH time any fellow who
thinks lie has not been assessed .iaa
enough can register his kick.
Invitations are out for the nuptials OF
Miss Maude Mclaughlin and Mr.. Chas.
Hammel, both of Wilbur township, to
take place on Tuesday the 28th.
The TRIBE alliance delegates left for
Aberdeen Tuesday. Those who went
from here were John Wilkes, c. ]. May
Dard, l. A. Weeks and Jesse Hiatt.
A friend Of the Volga Tribune suggests
that patrons OF the creamery are not
compelled to invest every year about
one-half their earnings in machinery.
Soak an old blanket in water and
cover the milk cans Ell route to the
creamery. Strain all milk through cot
ton cloth. The creamery insists on this
Bait Ryan lost three calves from the
effects of the heat last Friday. 1t was
an extremely hot day aud the young
critters had not been accustomed to the
sun.
Tho Index received a new Vaugn hand
cylinder press this week-one like the
one formerly In use on ihe GRAPHIC
and work on press days will be some
easier hereafter.
Woonsocket News: C. F. Ohm, of this
city, has contracted to build a new barn
for a gentleman named Rossman, over
toward Kimball. The cost of the barn
will be about $1,000.
Pukwana Press: The amount Of milk
taken in at the creamery for the month
Of May was 1929. The average test
was 3.4-per cent, and the amount OF but
ter sold was $3.50 pounds.