The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-11-25
lfYou Sssitin tic 6Iaphic Bot 0nlt.
Small Talk.
Court conyenes Dec. le.

Monday.
Miss Nellie Snyder has returned to
Sioux Falls.
F. "A. Reynolds Is building a lics barn
on his premises.
There is a heavy fur nit In this Office
awaiting its owner.
GOV. Lees proclamation will he found
on the inside pages.
S. Josephson left this week for q visit
to his old home in Sweden.
Thanksgiving service next, Thursday
evening at the M. +, church,
20 Shropshire rams, $40, your pick
S. !. Wilson, Bijou Hills. s. D.
W. A. Hoobler is teaching at the
Wright %schoolhouse in WILDER.
Five ears Of soft coal relieved tho
shortage within the past week.
1t rained lust enough Saturday to
wash the coal dust off the roofs.
A fine oyster stew goes with every
twenty-five cent meal at Coffee's.
rs. Reber will buy your poultry at
the highest market price for cash.
Barton 4 Kuchera will open the Mat
son photograph gallery December 1.
Cream pop corn and marsh-malIow
cups-the latest things out in candies
at Coffee's.
Nicholas Richards OF Charles City, H.,
arrived Wednesday evening to visst his
brother, Louis.
Michael Conley- has moved his family
to town, In rooms overhead next to the
GRAPHIC block.
Another light, DRILLING rain fell
Thursday, but hardly enough to make
the owes drip.
". Il. Snow left Wednesday morning
for Gibson, Wis, where he expects to
spend the winter.
You can always tell a married maj
when he opens @ screen door-he invar-
iably chases away the flies.
G. S. Blodgett has lost a small bunch
of keys aud will be greatly obliged for
the return OF them. if found.
Bryan Coffee now has fresh and salt
fish on sale every Thursday night and
Friday. and the yerv best TO be had.
Fried oysters, oyster chips, scalloped
oysters and stewed oysters at Coffee's
Bulk oysters, 40 cents per quart.
Vice President Hobart died at his New
Jersey home at $3.50 Tuesday morning
Particulars will be found on the second
page,
There are two reasons why some PEG.
pie fail to mind their OWE business; one
IS that they haven't any business and
the other is that they haven't any mind.
What a blessing it would be TO have
this kind Of weather continue all winter
and leave the coal robbers witt: their
stuff on their hands.
This fine November weather reaches
from the far west to the Atlantic, but no.
where is il nicer than in South Dakota
We get a bright sun as well as the
mildness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Beecllam OF Cedar
Rapids Iowa, have been the quests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. IF. Harvey this week
Mr.. Beecham represents the A. r. r. Re
frigerator line.
Ernest Butterfeld left Friday morn
ing for Fcnton, Iowa, where he goes tc
work N the Reporter. Ernest is a goot
boy and the GRAPHIC hopes he will dc
well in his new location.
Today-Friday-is Master Glare Whit.
bcck's fifth birthday aud in honor there.
OF, the young man entertains a small
company OF his friends and acquaint,
ances this evening. Here's hoping.
Tho school board did not act upon The
bids for the 5000 school refundiDg
bonds Tuesday evening, rs advertised
postponing action until this-Friday-
evening, at a regular meeting Of thr
board.
Arrangements have been made to hold
a union thanksgiving service next
Thursday evening at 7:3O p. N. THO ser,
vice will DO held IN the Methodist
church. An invitation is extended tc
all.
Those WHO have been fitted with glas.
ses by Dir. Henry II. Frudpnfeld, the on.
%tician, arc requested TO call on him dur,
iGg his next regular yisit-Dec. 3, 4, ant
5. II any change is required in thu
lenses, it viii. be made free of charge.
Jeffries and Corbett have finally beer
matched to fight in September next year
Between now and then Corhett will go
enough advertising to afford u blamed
good licking-if he stands UP against i
which it is very doubtful about hi.
doing.
Farmers who are in tile habit Of hurn
ing off their stubbie fields after harvps
diaS NO IillclcSJGu ~ lcdl II lidG lue C.O
experiment authorities havo a%scertainet
that IN average field FIRE will remove
more nitrogen from the soil than five or
binary crops of wheat.
w. G. Richards got in a car OF spring
calves this wei k and sold them to w. e
Bone for S2a.50 a head. The Young crit
tiers are all high grade %Shor!horns ant
as pretty a bunch as mi often sees. WI
think Mr.. Rone will make a Mica little
pot Of money off them.
McClure's magazine for December will
contain The Introductory chapters oil
"The Life OF thp Master" by DR.. John
Watson. Clan Maclaren,'J which is to be
n Leading feature of tho magazine fol
some months to ON II will be illus,
trated from special drawings AMI paint
ings by Corwir X. Linson, reproduced
partlyi in color.