The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-11-11
II You See itin TIE eIaphic Bot onlt.
Small Talk.

w. T. LaFollette was a visitor Monday.
j. II. Wolf has a new ad on Inc first
page.
Chas. Gobler has gone to Wisconsin on
u visit.
Thanksgiving falls on the last day Of
the month.
For sale: Young bull calf. Enquire
at this Office.
A brother CT Jonas Peterson is here
visiting the Jones boys.
20 Shropshire rams, $40, your pick
S. Z. Wilson, Bijou Hills. s. D.
Ernest Lumbard fell from his bicycle
and sprained his wrist Sunday.
w. e. Turner, the Mitchell produce
man. was in town Monday night.
It's. Reter will buy your poultry at
the highest market price for cash.
Reynolds & Haowetl are expecting a
large invoice Of new and choice books.
Frank Craft has his new carpet exhib-
itor in his store in the pcstofice building.
The interior Of Byrne g. Moht's mar
ket has been freshened with a coat Of
paint.
A lost fur glove has beeu left at this
office and can be had by paying for this
notice.
Miss Florence LaFollette has been
elected matroa of the Yankton insane
asylum.
Liyeryman Roberts is occupying the
house on Church street lately vacated by
Jas. Byrne.
Reynolds & Haswell have a fresh as.
sortment Of potted plants in Bloom
just arrived.
Reynolds & HaswelI have received
some boys sleds, which every youpgstel
should inspect.
Principal Fry tells the Chamberlain
people that he is very much pleased will
his Kimball school.
JAS. Byrne mas moved into his nev
house on Second street and is giving j
some needed repairs.
Weather still continues fine. Fo fire
needed during the middle of the day
and the sun shines daily.
Arthur Jones left Tuesday morning
for Gayyille, this state, where he expect
to have charge of a drug store.
II. W. Hinrichs went down the road Oh
Monday mornings train. Said he dl,
not know where he was going.
Geo. 7. Larson is now located at Fes
sender, N. d., at which place he wishe
the 'Only Strictly Moral" sent.
Fried oysters, oyster chips, scallopel
oysters and stewed oysters at Coffee's
Bulk oysters, 40 cents per quart.
Aaron Doty left for Sterling, Ill.
Tuesday morning to join Mrs. Doty
They will be absent several months.
Bryan Coffee now has fresh and sal
fish on sale every Thursday night AM
Friday, and the very best to be had.
Full report Of the elections will b
found on the second page-and yor
won't find the same in any other county
paper.
H. N. Finn gave an entertainment a
the opera-house Tuesday evening will
one Of the latest improved talking
machines.
Snow, sleet and mud reported from
Ohio. Meanwhile, South Dakotans are
spending their leisure time on the Gro,
quot grounds.
Mike Ccnley has just completed a 60
foot we'll on John Maack's place in the
east part Of the town which has six OF
saven rect OF water in it.
Rev. Mr.. ,Fulfcrd has beeu busy this
week getting settled in the NJ. i. parson.
age. His daughter arrived recently ant
will preside over the parsonage.
Mrs. Henry Flick Of Cleveland town
ship died Saturday night. She was g.
years of age aud with her husband a resi-
dent Of this county Tor Is years.
The delinquent tax sale took plac,
Monday, and there was spirited bidding
especially for farm property, all Of which
was bid of at low rates Of interest.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give
social at the home OF Mrs. 7. S. Rebp
notwithstanding. All are inyite'
to come and bring your darning-needles
The Democrats elected one commits
sioner in Aurora county and the Repuh
licans one, leaving the board still demo
cratic, and by the same division as a
present.
The w. r. c. will meet on Wednesda
afternoon, Nov. 10. Let all members b
there as word has been received that In
spector Clara A. Luklns will he presen
at that meeting.
The Democrat says that the hoard G
insanity at Chamberlain decided to sen
Peter Ingbert to the Ynnkton asylum
1t is stated that MI. Jngtert has becom
quite violent and threatens suicide.
The fine assortment Of chrysantile
nuns in full bloom, on sale at Rcynold
81 Haswell's have attracted much favOl
able comntn: ard plenty of purchaser
A fresh supply OF yet finer plants hay
Thu J.aEips' Aid and Christian EniaaJ
or societies of the PRESBYTERIAN chnrc
will give 4 sl~x-ofclock supper on Frlda
evening, the 18th inst, probably in tn
Parker store building, although this
undecided.
About January 1, DR.. Frudenfeld, tn
optician. will return 10 Chicago to cor
time his medical studies. All thos
who wish to consult him should do so o
his next visit ss lie will not be her
again till next summer.