The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-09-10

- SaAo .n-H H.tt |
A full stock of the celebrated Green
leaf cigars at f. E. Miller's.
Chas. Emerson Of Rockford, Illinois, is
here in the interests of the Standard
mowers and rakes.
Most everyone had visitors Sunday,
who took advantage Of the excursion
rates.
DR.. Habenicht removed a tumor from
a daughter of John Urban of Eagle, las,
week.
Miss Linda Richards was taken sud
denly ill last week but is now conva-
lescing.
Miss Jessie BEEN has gone to osage,
Iowa where she has a poeitl0n In the
city schools.
We acknowledge the receipt Of a COM
plimentary ticket to the state fair at
1ankton, sept. $3.50.
Albert Wentzy csme from Memo on
the excursion and spent Sunday and
Monday with his parents.
Sidney Waterbury came in from How
ard on the excursion train and Spent
Sunday with his parents.
Miss Bertha Smith returned from
Hawarden and will commence a school
in LYMAN county next week.
Charley Drake and family of Howard
took advantage of the excursion and
visited Kimball friends Sunday.
Ernest Bntterfield arrived from Burt,
Iowa, Tuesday night, to join his parents,
who moved here q short time ago.
The Modern Woodmen initiated three
new members Saturday night, JOSEPH,
Yarosb, Tom Qnirk and Jas. Kinsella.
Last week v. Fonsek of Union town
ship lost his barn ny fire. A harness
and thirty tons of hay were consumed.
Miss Dora Smith, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. L. P. Potter, returned
to her home in HawardeD Tuesday morn
ing.
George Rose is buying grain in Puk-
wana and the Pukwana Press says he
will move his famil, there in the near
future.
Ed Reed, of Sioux City. Iowa, arrived
Saturday night and took witnesses ia
Chamberlain Monday to make prove on
his tree clai@.
F. W. Martin, Of Sutherland. Iowa,
who owns the Gregory place norA of
town, was in Kimball Monday and made
this Office a call.
Miss Winifred Reber and Miss Pearl
0chsner took the train to Madison Mon.
day morning, where they go to attend
the state Normal school.
Frank Brown, superintendent Of the
Nelson Knitting Works Of Rockford, Ill,
and W. E. Hinchliff, Of the same place,
are here on a hunting trip.
S. Snyder and daughter, Miss Nellie,
came.from Sioux Falls on the excursion
Sunday and visited at Silas Nugen,s re-
turning Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Twining and children
visited at Ernest Mohr's Sunday and
Monday returning to their home in
Alexandria Tuesday morning.
School opened Monday with the same
corps of teachers as last year. Mrs. NJ.
b. Long, principal; Miss Nelly Plummer.
Intermediate; Miss Amy Beebe, primary.
Mrs. NJ. A. Evprhart and two children
arrived from Hawarden on the excur-
sion Sunday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Doudy. They returned home Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. Allen Crossan, editor of the Hart
ley. Iowa, Herald was here Monday and
made this office a pleasant call. He is a
son-in-law Of E. P. Barker Of Wilbur and
stopped off to visit him.
L. W. Walker is repairing the old
bakery building on the corner next to
the GRAPHIC office and will open up a
meat market as soon rs he ran get the
place in shape. The front is being
treated to a new coat Of paint.
%Gannvalley Chief: A. c. Whitbeck
has disposed Of his lands in this county
to parties at Davenport, la. G. A, Koest-
or, WHO was here last week, gets fifteen
tracts and F. H. Bartemeyer. one. The
sale in all amounts to about 2,4OO acres.
Miss Anna Paulson and Mr.. James
He,mcy, Of Canton, were married at
Mitchell Inst week, Rev. Mr.. Burleigh
officiating. The BRIDES parents live
west OF town and she has many friends
here. Mr.. Helmay is connected with a
drug firm in Canton where they will
make their home at present.
Last week the thermometer was hover
ing around the hundred mark in the
shade. This week it has fallen to with
in a few degrees of the freezing point
the nights, while the afternoons
not warm enough to be comfortable
without light wraps. Light frosts are
reported in some sections.
They had a genuine wild and woolly
time up in 1T. Pierre last week. Two
cowboys, who had taken al overdose OF
'forty-roa" showed their good feelings
BY shooting at the marshall on the
In returning the compliment
the marshall accidentally shot an old
gentleman, killing him, and wounded
another a The marshall is wholly