The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-10-29
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Small Talk.

Small Talk. !
sMe&e the Greenleaf.
The dates are Nov. IL and II.
a saod rain would be a blessing.
Election Il week from Tuesday 10
til re.
Miliers. '
Mrs. s, ". sedgwick was hero from
fuAWana Saturday.
Afn!l stock ortfe celebrated Green.
lear cigars at +. E. Millcr's.
A. g. Whi.beck spent Sunday at oaco
ma with Mr.. aud Mrs. A. G. Case.
There will be union services 1T Tic
Methodist church Sunday evening,
Go and hear WI LaFoIlette at tia
opera house this Friday-eyening,
Knock the woman suffrage and state
despensafy amendments in the head.
Roet. Barr is in charge of the furnI-
ture store during Mr. Bowlas' absence,
WI Turner, tho butter and epg man
OF Mitchell. was in town SATURDAY. niaht
Cornelius Miller last week sold . sro
months shorthorn to W. L, Mccrerv far
alss.3!anchc Lonehran OF White Lake
has gone TO fankton collage for the win
ter. VIZ
Gllrhsiat Stewart, buttormnker AT. i'm
ward Academy creamery, was in town
Tuesday.
Dan Roberts wants to hire sey.r.,
men TO llusk corn for which he will nav
8 cents a bushel.
The Womap's Missionary Society will
meet at the residence of Mrs. I. S. Reher
on Thursday, Nov. 3.
Reports from Ohio tell o. ..rotton.
weather for two weeks past-Tain, MP
and general nastiness,
"a, Miss Matte Barber is psspsr
sewing, either goipp out ;, ed to do
W." ler hgs~ the day or
r. ,ockwosa, le.
aana,,, has been promoted Il
's.sns ~ stor and is now running
oe'oA .ltchell and Santorn.
Try II. Frndenfeld, the technica
!" .%>.ician of Madison, s. d., will be il
Kimball on November II and IL.
: AS the new woman comes to the iron
y we fully appreciate for the Drst tim
= what a royal creation the old womal
was,
The last detachment of Spanish troop
LETT Porto Rico the. 23rd, leaving til
United States in full possession of til
island.
A new mali route is to be estahlishe
here. A stage will Fun 20 Newton
y Coyle, Dunlap and Bendon. returning t
Kimball.
- 1t is the next thing to an impossibi
ity 10 hire a day laborer i'll this tow
and there seems to be an opening hel
for several men and families. :.
The weather this week is in decide
contrast to that of last. The snow we
away with the cold and the weather til
week is bright overhead and dry und,
foot.
~ I 49,. ~. H.. ~ !, NH
Unless the matter is important dor
bother a steckman these days. lie b
no time for only his kind of people ju
now. After a while he'll have time
thiak Of something beside the "fou
legs.'
The latest trus! is a linen collar COZ
bihe with Il capital OF S50,G00,000 and
expects to control the linen collar ira
Of the world. This may be tough on I
dudes who don a clean finch collar e'
ry morning.
George Austin and Frank Kavansus
the Mitchell steam filters, are here Il
week, finishing up their work in c.
TiEan's house. They aro first eli
workmen and have done a very fine
fitting and plumbing.
By Secretary Sherwood's program
the annual meeting OF the South Oak
Dairymen's association, to be held
Sioux Falls in December, We find
uame of G. X. Tinan for an address
Managing Cooperative Crenmeries.
No man Is more familiar with the
ner workings ofsthe Republican mach
In this state than Railroad COmmissi
er LaEollette, who addresses the vot
0. this vicinity at the opara-house
%night--Friday. 40 and hear him.
Remember that glasses fitted by
II. H. FruGenfeid. the technical optic
Of Madison, S. d., who will be in X,
ball on Nov. II and -. are guarant
for five years and that lenses
changed without charge. Consultat
free.
. Every election numberless ballots
D thrown out in the official count ii
q being wrongly marked and other bu
Z ling ballots give rise to contests on cl
Z counts. Most Of this is due to izncTa
Z 30 engrafted IN egotism that instruct
& ARE OF no account,
9 Chamberlain Journal: The pres
2 state board of equalization is compo
z Of Eve Republicans and ono popnl
< At the August meeting they raised
< assessment OF BruIe county land 40
3 cent which will make the taxpay
D sguirm when they pay it with McKin
d 43-cent wheat. or Dingley Decent ca
4 or Hanna $2taS pork, or Alger 10 G
wool.
= Pukwana Press: Two years ago !
spring Mrs. j. w. Meyers had So
: thought Of investing in a hat. She s
I a nice calf one day that was for sale