The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-09-09

ASK It'll lOF b ". NJ. ".
w. G. Richards starts the horses at
Edgerton this week.
Ernest Reber will teach school No.
in Smith this winter.
Miss Kate Boney Of Sioux City visited
her parents here Sunday.
Thomas Clark of Gainesville spent Sun.
day with w. L. McCrery.
Mrs. W. W. circuit returned to Sioux
City Tuesday morning.
Gov. Lee and W. T. LaFollette have
gone to San Francisco.
Carl Ehler now has a fine two-inci
artesian well on his place.
Ben Lloyd and AL Chosen were W
from White Lake Saturday.
Bryan Coffee has been running a stani
at Edgerton during the races.
Fresh oysters served in any style or h,
the can at C0ffee's restaurant.
Mrs. 1. A. Weeks and Helen came in or
the Charles City train Sunday.
Mrs. H. c. Smith returned Sunda,
from an extended visit in Iowa.
Ladies, just take a square look at Mil
ler's fine display Of Chinaware.
The G. NJ. C. cigar is up to you ant
you will find it up to Ochsner's.
A cousin Of VIM. Kinsella was herr
from Emmettshurg, Iowa, Sunday.
Going to be hot time in this ole
town next Tuesday and Wednesday,.
Reynolds & Haswell's soda fountain /.
in full blast, after a weeks vacation
: Miss Katie Burkine returned Saturday
evening from her extended Iowa visit.
Grading has commenced on the Mil
waukee survey from Tyndall to Edger
toe.
Mr.. Watson Of Sioux Falls was tn,
guest Of Mrs. H. c. Smith the first of th,
week.
The Milwaukee station building ha!
been greatly improved with two coats O
paint.
Mrs. Jones of Plankinton was til,
guest of Mrs. David Wolf the first Of tn,
week.
Ira Wilson, son Of II. T. Wilson. a for
mer resident, died at Newkirk, Okla, yes
terday.
Mahanna & johnson have struck a fin,
flow in IN eight-inch we'll at the Sante'
agency.
W.sG. Richards lost two OF his bes
colts theft rst of The week from barbed
wire cuts.
You will save money by contracting
your hard and soft coal ut once.-JoHi
PARKER.
Mrs. T. S. Reber returned Tuesday
night from her visit in Illinois ant
Michigan.
NJ. A. Fell, the land man Of Garner, Ia.
was shaking hands around town the frs
of the week.
S. T. Groves, one OF the old residents
now OF Iowa, was another one of tn,
excursionists.-
An old sch0ol-mate Of Guy Smith, An
drew Troutner OF Nashua. Ia, came on
on the excursion.
Another ore Of the Toomey boys cam
out from Buffalo Center, Iowa, Sunda,
to visit his brothers.
Presiding Elder Hager gives a "Harves
Talk at the NJ. +. church tonight. Al
ice-cream social follows.
G. C. McConkeY's mother, and brothe
William, Of Newton, Iowa, came out Sun
day for a visit with him.
G. A. Conant Of Sioux City, accompa
MED by his family, visited ais brother
Lee, tho drst Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s.. Rlodgett,s friend
among the excursionists were Mr.. an,
Mrs. Little Of Spencer, Iowa.
Mrs. Herbert Cook Of Charles City, ar
rived Tuesday evening for a visit witt
her sister, Mrs. Vim. Hinrichs.
Miss Yeva Turner, of Wesley. Ia, tool
advantage OF the excursion to visit be
sister, Mrs. A. G. KingsburY.
Roy and Harvey Bnrnham If Masop
City, Ia, Cousins Of the Waterbury boys
came out on the excursion, Sunday
Be sure ind come II Kim!ali scptclu
her l2 aud l3-ini The last day only In
both days, elsa ynu will miss lots OF fun.
Me-. and Mrs. Glat Smith were visited
by Mr.. and Mis-. Skanllebury OF Greene
Iowa. Mrs S.. is a sistgr OF Mr.. Smith.
Miss Edyth Jones and Miss Hattie
Blodgett returned from their respectiy,
eastern visits with the excursion Sunday
Ramer and Lena Cramer. Of Charlet
City, Iowa, cousins Of Henry and Lpal
Hlnrichs, were among the excnrsionists.
J Tllos. COnlty had q large number o.
excursion visitors, among them being
his brother Will and wife, OF Bassett
Iowa.
We caught a glimpse of A. E. Doer.
selling among the visitors this week. liz
-is still farming two miles out OF Sioux
Falls.
Ftanals Tnrgeon and wife, who have
been Wishing for savcrAl months in Qnr-
ltee, Canada. arrived home on Thersday
evening.