The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-12-16
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Small Talk.
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Read the four "Dont's" on first page.
Corn and oats for sale at Blodgett's.
Lots Of our folks attending court this
week.
J.H. Wolf has 25 horses and colts for
somebody to winter.
The G%annyalley creamery las shut
Town for the winter.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
:. II. Whitaker Saturday.
Noble Theatre company at the 'opsra-
house three nights next week.
G. R. Tinan went to Mstchell Wednes-
lay to attend tho Dairy convention.
Can't say whether Harry Wentzy will
here Sunday again, as usual, or not.
A wash out at White Lake Monday
evening detained the passenger an hour
or so.
Cream pop corn and marsh-mallOw
cups-the latest things out in candies
at Coffee's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kreidler OF the Mitchell
Gazette made this Office a pleasant call
Monday morning.
Crokinole boards, Archarena Combin-
alton boards, ETC., at Bowles furniture
store. Prices way down.
C.S. Blodgett now has his coal bins
full of Iowa, Illinois, Hooking and hard
Goals, all the very latest prices.
Go to Coffee's for your Christmas call-
dies and confectionery. A new, choice
line Of the above Just received.
George Washington died just u hun
dred years ago last-Thursday-night
after an illness OF but "a hours.
Fried oysters. oyster chips, scalloped
oysters and stewed oysters at Coffee's.
Bulk oysters, DO cents per quart.
Tie person who does.not read q news
paper Of some kinds not worth making
an effort to secure as q customer.
A. w. Hanneman says that some days
the windmill ut the old artesian we'll
pumps more water than the town uses.
Bert Jones has received $37 from the
state, his expense home from California,
Bert came home in advance of his reg
iment.
A debating society has been organized
in school No. l of Smith township, Fir.
nest Rebar teacher. Meets every Friday
evening.
Tom Weiss is fitting upn barber snoI
next to that OF Tom Quirk's, and the
decoration therein is a wonderful piece
Of Stewards WORK.
The following Letter remains uncallcd'
for at the Kimball ~postotiicp, viz: R. 2
Shipley. After thirty days will he sen1
to deal-lettec Office.
Will Pomeroy came up rom Pukwant
thu first Of The week. He expects II
spend the winter with his brother il
Kansas.
Another cold wave hit us the first o
the week, not a severe n by any means
but the mercury went down one night Il
something like ten below.
A.C. Whitbeck has traded his lot mort
of W. B. Woods house to W. II. Wyan
for three lots adjoining his Whitbeck's
house and lot on the south.
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There Is a good deal Of loss from black
leg all over the state. Keep salt, il
which has been mixed a little sulphur
where stock can geti it at all times.
DIR. Willy has purchased W. b. Wood
house on Soutl, Main street, Ii of tn
incest residences ia town. Mr.. Woo
will continue to occupy the place unit
spring.
Twenty cars Of cattle were shippe
from this station tie first Of the weel
Ten cars went out ar a special train SUI
day, aud ten more on the regular freigt
Monday.
Seats for the Noble Theatre compan
engagement will be placed on sale
the ,Ocbsner Hardware company stol
Monday morning at 8 O'Clock. Fir
come, first served.
Eustace Ward had hard luck with tt
Henry Gnllickson we'll. His drill 6,
fast $50 feet down. and after the fir
flow had been struck, and a new no
had to be started.
Remsen Bell: Agony kek OF beer Wi
recently shipped. into Marcus, addresse
to Adam Drylnan. The propriety of Il
label will strike anyone who will tai
the tronble TO resolve the two names ii
to four words.
Aberdeen Democrat: Twenty. five ca
tie recently died in Clark county of Ii,
%droph0bia. and State Veterinarian Ellio
says no cause for the disease can /
found. He reports considerable sea
among sheep near Kimbal|.
A careful test has shown that 8 bush,
Of corn weighing 80 pounds will, AZ ii
end of a year, weigh 60 pounds or if ca
culated to weigh IS pounds at the tim
of storing will weigh 60 pounds afte
having been stored a year.
Chamberlain Democrat: While Gro:
sing the liver Monday, Will Ochsner fe
from the skif into tho ice cold waite
near the island. Tho water did III
prove to be very deep. and he wade
ashore, thoroughly dreached.
Tho ice on the Missouri was froze
sufficiently Wednesday to make a croI
sing by pedestrians possible for tho frs
time this winter. 1t is the latest dat
for the closing of the river on recor'
The latest heretofore was December Z i