The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-03-26
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Small Talk.

CIV. PiercsylsttRl Mitchell Monday.
r. II. Cook has bought tile Doerschlag
farm.
Get your farm and lay leases at this
y fice.
Some pretty Easter no, elites at
Reynolds.
Bert Jones left Monday morning for
Denver Col.
AIR. and Mrs. j. ". Lindsay have a
new daughter.
Ocr equinoctial storm was a blast
rom the Klondike.
+. A. REYNOLDS was in Chamberlain
Wednesday night.
Fred Whittkop left last wt,k for
Randall, this state.
j. H. Wolf has been rather under the
weather this week.
Mrs. John Mack and Dora were in
White Lake Monday.
John Moore Of PlainAell has taken a
farm i'll Aurora county.
Miss Josie VanZ4n aud her mother
left for Hawarden Tuesday.
&c. Smith was up from Cast,lia to
spent S lnday with his family.
Heavy floods are devastating large
sections in Ohio and Indiana.
.LE.E- H F..
Will Qnirk expects to start his rail-
road section gang about April 1.
The Ochsner company got in a small
carload Of milk cans this week.
The April term Of the federal court
will be called April II at Sioux Falls.
John Parker begins an extension ai-
dition to his dwelling 10 d few days.
f. A. Reynolds has put liz a large
stock Of paints, and Of The most reliable
make.
Mart McAndrews pays "a cents an
acre rent Tor a school section in Presho
county.
j. W.. Lindsay herds 300 head of young
cattle for Byrne & S%tonsbergor this
season.
Mr.. Rouse Of the Iowa Investment
company Of Sioux Falls, was a caller
Thursday.
A baby boy put in appearance at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John LVtle Sunday
at 2 p. IN.
Con NanZant left Monday for Chats.
worth, Iowa, to attend the funeral Of
his brother.
Our Uncle Chauncey has bought a
new saddle and now takes a horse back
ride for a change.
Charley Nugen has received his com
mission aud expects to take possession
OF the poetotlice April l.
G. l.. Brockway was this week con-
tirmed by the senate receiver CT the
Chamberlain land office.
Tom Quirk has renovated his barber
shop this spring and he now has q
prettier room than ever.
Joe Gray brought G. l.. Kirk and wife
up from Castalia Sunday. The latter
being on their way east.
Henry Hinrichs, who has been con.
fined to his room with a broken ankle
is able to be out on crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Petsol have moved
to Pnkwana, where Nj. Petsol has
entered the employ Of IS. Sanborn.
The Prater family, mention OF whom
are made last week, arrived Wednesday
from Boone, Iowa, with a car Of goods.
G. +. Petsol expects to work the old
Curtiss place east Of town this season
while Chas. Berndt will 90 on the
Ochsnerifarm.
Byrne Il S%toneberger got in anothe
carload Of calves from Iowa Wednes-
day night, and Il yerv fine lot OF young
steers they are.
Harry Wentzy and j. S. Sanburn
came up from Pukwana saturd ay night
to participated in the birthday surprise
upon the GRAPHIC man.
Miss Carrie Morris expects to leave
Monday for Chicago to make the sp-ing
purchase OF millinery and fancy goods.
r. A. Reynolds, in the past two weeks,
has sold a quarter section to John Heinz.
Xix. one to Mike Pierce and three quart.
ers to an Iowa party.
Elmer Benedict returned from Nora
Springs, Iowa, Wednesday night, where
lie had been to attend his father and
mothers golden wedding.
Gabe Charleston and j. L. Linden
brought 125 ducas into town Saturday
that they bad shot at Torrey Lake.
They sold them at $1,25 a dozen.
The Bookings Press tells about q
scrub COW IN that town giving IS quarts
of milk a day which tested II per cent
OF butter fat. That will do to tel: to the
marines.
According 10 all reports the geese and
ducks are coming in from the south
in greater number than Cor years. The
flight last spring was a very heavy one,
but nothing like this year.
Mayor Blodaett has appointed a
delegates TO the business mems con-
v@ention at Sioux Falls April S and 6;
L. a. Foote, /. "A. Weeks, F. A. Reynolds,
G. R. Tinan and E. P. Ochsner.
Arthur Hill and another one Of the
directors of the proposed creamery at
Gam Valley came down Monday to In
spvct the Kimball plant. The contract
for tile creamery IS to be let today.
Geo. w. James has some Of The new
insurance gasoline stoves. These stoves
have-quite a number Of improvements,
which mako them safe from soma acci-
dpnts common to other vapor stoves.
A good many carloads OF potatoes ar G
being shipped out of the state this
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