The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12
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Beautiful moonlight nights.
Monday is st. Valentines day.
All sizes OF hard coalat Blodgett's.
Taxes lecome delinquent March 1.
LA. Weeks visited Mitchell Monday.
James Brown wa in town Tuesday.
Dick Perkins spent Sunday in Cham
berla!n.
Mrs. John Parker went to Chamberlain
Tuesday night.
You can now find plenty of fresh Ohio
coal at BlcGgett'e.
a, S. Stuyer Vas taking abstracts at
Chamberlain Tuesday.
The Armour creamery is to llave three
new separator stations.
j. Il. Wolf opened a very tue line If
mems fancy shirts this week.
John Pazour has fitted ny a building
back of his saloon Tor an leo house.
Miss Agnes Gulliksen is getting along
finely with her school in Buffalo county.
Not q railroad locomotive in South
Dakota has hit a snow drift this winter.
Blodgett has just unloaded in his coal
bins a half-dozen cars of Ohio, Iowa. and
Camel coal.
Tho roads are dusty in some placrs
and muddy in othsrs. On high ground
the frost is all out.
The older a man grows tho more he
wishes he thought he knew what he used
to know he knew.
The weather is making the ground
hog cut a false prophet. 1t has been
more like May than February.
The t.M. Il St. Paul se;.t a special
telegram for a statement of the business
done by the Kimball creamery the past
year.
We would like a copy of the GRAPHIC
dated Jan. 26. Will some subscriber
mail or bring us in a clean copy of that
Issue.
Miss Edith .Icnes was down from the
north Saturday, and told tho GRAPHIC
that she had d delightful school-all
little eills.
Fred Lumbard now occupies the Lum-
bard farm a mile aud a half west Of
town and will try dairylng and farming
for a time.
Morton Alexander, formerly connected
with the Chamberlain Register. is now
publishing a paper at Hot Sulphur
Springs, Col.
f. a. Reynolds is showinga beautiful
line OF valentines, together with the US
ual assortment of those that give the
recipients the chills.
A Washington Springs woman is
showing her friends a patience quilt
which contains 1900 pieces of cloth
The coverlet is rightly named.
Byrne & Mnhr expect to ship three carr
of sheep and Richards & Moulton a car
OF cattle this Friday morning to Chicago
JAS. Byrne will 90 with the stock.
w. J. Lindsay has bought the 1t
acres Of land on which ls located tue
South Lyon arteslan well. We under.
stand that he will place 500 ews upon
the farm.
Peter Smith has an advertisement in
this weeks GRAPHIC. Everybody says
that he has one of tho pre,tist stores tt
be seen anywhere. Peter will do a goot
business.
dance takes place at Tom Ryan't
home in Smith township Saturday even
ing Of next week, the 10Th. aud every
body who attends will undoubtedly have
a splendid time.
The New York World puts the tota,
losses of the New England blizzard at
thirty-six lives and 100000. The
great west never saw such a disastrous
NiutcI SlCIul us ttltS.
G. X. Tinan has gone to Sioux City t
attend the meeting of the South Dakota
press association and has taken al0nt
with him for initiation Harry Wtntz,
and his Uncle Chaunccy.
Will Bowles has completed his new
furniture building at Ruthton. Mimi. &c
replace the one recently destroyed by fire
and on his own lot. We hope no more
bad luck will strike the boy.
Pukwana wants Toce the. harpist mex
week and the KImball folks released him
Tho Pukwana committee are arranging
for a nice party and quite a number
from Kimball will accept invitation!
and attend.
Rev. Sam Jones ia a newspaper mar
himself. and he says: II have bee1 a
newspaper man twelve years, and il
wanted to get a right square judgment
Ia rather co into a newspaper office thar
a court OF justice.
Robt. Barr has been repairing thu
fire ciste:n on Second street this weel
aud getting it in shape to be filled with
water. Connections were made Will
the main last week. The reservoir vii
be provided with a lloat valve 80 rs tc
keep it a! Hays flied.
The Presbyterian church of this place
will begin a series OF meetings at tleil
church Thursday night Of this week
The Rev. II. P. Carson Synodical Mission
AIRY for the Synod of Iowa will com
saturday evening and remain for {
short time. Services will begin at 7:3t
p. M. All invited.
The council met in regular session
Monday night. No important business
was transacted unless it was to give Mr.
Eyre another month to get to water o.
quit. People are getting mighty tiret
and there is plenty Of kicking. The
auditor was instructed to collect the