The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-10
flfY0u seq tin ihs 6Iaphle Blt Oh Il.
Small Talk.

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Guess the Ice crop is al, right.
Circuit court is In session tits week.
Fourteen below zero Thursday night.
The Klmbail creamery hasl05 patrons.
Smoke the Greenleaf. For sale at
Millere.
John Parker left Monday for u .Lusl-
ness trip to Iowa.
Tho Gannvallev creamery has smut
down for the winter.
The Pnkw ma creamery is running
two DAYS in the week.
Dr.. Drake will be at his dental office
in Klmball Dec. Is 10 %.
A full stock Of the celebrated Green.
leaf cigars at +. E. Miller's.
John Lyle went to Sioux City tn E
dsy - buy some yaut,E stuck.
F. A. Reynolds was nnpacklng lamps
anil other nav goods Thursday,
Tie WOrknpn had a blowout aud good
timr generally Tuesday night.
c. R. Tinan made his third trip on the
railroad this year Tuesday to Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Stewart we're here
Wednesday to attend the Bissel- Richards
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. G. Whitoeck went to
Mitchell Wednesday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. s. G. Boyce.
Frank Morgan came up from Clam
h.rlain Monday to chat q while with his
Kimball friends.
Mitchell has refunded $4,000 in tonds
at Az per cent. running 20 years aud
s"ld at a premium Of $10O,
Vim. Kinsella IL hnsking sixty-6W
acres of corn. which runs between fort,
and fifty bushels to the acre.
Judge Jones has been playing pest
master this week during the absence Of
Postmaster Eugen at court.
Fla. Reynolds has sold Q 6,OOt
acres Of Brule and Buffalo county land.
this season and is still at 1t.
Early TO bed and early to rise. wor,
all day and advertise. That's the stuff
that's made many a man rich.
Mrs. II F. Harvey, who has been il
very poor health of late, went to ChicaS'
last week in hopes of being bene flied.
Flankinton Standard: A young maj
bv the name OF Kingstnry from Kimbsl
is now assisting Agent Bray at the de
pot.
When looking for a Christmas presen
remember, please, that the GRAPHIC Il
only $1.50 for q whole year. Money
back If you want it.
W.. C. Morris and the Norris Sisters al
ready have on display some new an,
very desirable novelties in holiday goods
Gilchrist Stewart, the young cnlorpt
hutternakpr ut the Ward Academ,
creamery, was in town Tuesday nigh
en- route to attend the State Dairymen'
convention at Sioux Falls.
II, +. Harvey recently furnished Harr,
Wentzy with a Hammond typewriter
which is q of the leading machines il
popularity and workmanship. Mr.. HaT
vey is agent Eere for these machines.
We have had some pretty snug white
weather this week-not stormy but col
enough to make an 0verc0at add to CON
fort outdoors. There is no snow to spea
Of and the stock are all cut on tn
prairie picking a good living.
Mahanna s. johnson failed to get
satisfactory we'll in Mitchell. 1t will b
remembered that the result was predict
ed in these columns. There is no US
spending money to obtain the impossi
BILE and Mitchell has simply throw
away several thousand dollars.
The Lawler boys--William aud Mike
who went out with Grigsby's cow-bo
regiment returned a week ago tonigh
They stopped on their way home to vtsl
a brother in Illinois and to recuperar
from the effects OF Southern camp lif'
We are glad to see them hcme safe an
well.
The South Dakota State Dairy Associt
ton was in session at Sioux Falls Wee
Desday and Thursday. A very interes,
ing convention and large attendant
was a SPLENDID feature of the meeting
Notwithstanding the editor of tn
GRAPHIC was down on the program, in
Dortant business prevented linn frol
attending.
Alexandria, Dec. Especial to tn
Argus Leader-The Alexandria Cream
cry Company Of this place has demon
strated to the people OF this county tn
value of a creamery. Since its start
year ago last May it has proved a gran
success and a benefit to eyerv patro
and business man. The average anon
paid for October milk was Tic per hur
dred.
l. L"'L. N.H.Ht
We, remarks a Missouri exchange. al
getting a little tired OF this life insnl
ance business. When a man dies now
days the first question they ask IL, "ws
he insured and for how much?" TIL
papers also generally wind up the obitr
airy notice with the amount OF insuranc,
Soon the obituary notices will rea
something like this: peter Jones die
and left a wife and two children. Los
fully covered by insurance." Or IL til
deceased is MT insured, it will read q
follows: John Smith is dead. H
leaves a wife. Total loss, no insurance.
Christmas Trees at VOLTS.