The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-04-08
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Small Talk.

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City caucus Monday evening.
DR.. Drake will be here Tuesday.
Tie commissioners are in session this
week,
Robert Stewards son is very Ill with
pneumo uiA.
f. G. Smith was here from Castalia
Sunday.
The commissioners finished their work
night.
Iowa and Kansas suffered a stvere
blizzard Easter.
i. A. Foote went down the road on
business Monday.
Arthur Blodgett has returned to the
Mitchell university.
1t is a good time now to think about
planting some trees.
E. L. Drpry was in town Wednesday
morning between trains.
DR.. Drake will be in his dental Office
at Kimbsll April IL to 10.
John Mckee will live on the Wilbur
Doughty farm this season.
Richards & Conant shipped a car Of
hogs to Chicago Wednesday.
Geo. Wyant Of Melborne, Iowa, is visit
ing his brother. w. II. Wyant.
G. s. Blodgett Is doing juror duty in
the us court at Sioux Falls.
Nick Pierce recently bought the
Klingaman farm south Of town.
The winter of 1889 must have been
all backbone. it Is so hard to break it.
w. B. Wood has bought the residence
property now occupied by F. A. Reynolds,
+. A. Reynolds and A. S. Stuver were
doing business in Chamberlain Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Graft and daughter
have been visiting relatives here this
week.
Get your grass leases at this office.
Very convenient blank and drawn up
properly.
The GRAPHIC has a sack of govern.
ment garden seeds to distribute to it,
subscribers.
Mrs. w. H. Snow recently arrived from
Wisconsin and is now on the farm with
Mr.. Snow east of town.
Harry Wentzy looked in on us for a
few minutes yesterday and then slid
sack to his work in Puk.
Two years ago there was but little
wheat sown until the last of April, but
there wac a good crop Of it.
Torrev Lake township is to have q
skimming station in connection with
the Ward Academy creamery.
The meadow larks are here, but will
fur o%yercoats under their wings for any
hacksliding on the part OF the weather.
1t looks as though spring has sprung
The snow has rapidly disappeared the
past few days. The lake beds are filling
up.
All the groceries in town now sell the
celebrated Uneeda biscuit, the finest
cracker made. Cost no more than com
mon goods.
j. w. Foster, brother-ln-Iaw of Eugene
Mclaughlin, left for his home in Iowa
last week, after a pleasant visit of sew
eral weeks.
The Masonic lodge has bought thu
Smith building south Of F E. Miller's
residence and will fit it up for theil
lodge room.
Miss Carrie Morris returned from Chi
cago Saturday night and will soon bt
showing some very handsome sprine
millinery and fancy goods.
PlaDklnton Standard: Mason Kings
bury OF Kimball who was learning tele
graphy at this place, is now working u
the Omaha depot in Mitchell.
A stock train OF thirteen cars and on,
car of pmigrant goods came in Thurs
day. Nine car Of stock were unloade(
here, eight of them for Henry. Herman O
Iowa and one car for ". G. Richards.
Deputy US. Marshal Somers went t,
Sioux Falls Tuesday with a dozen or s.
Indians as witnesses. Nothing please
the Sioux bucks so much as a trip Il
Sioux Falls or Deadwood at the 4xpens
of Uncle Sam.
Warren Young was in town Wecnes
day. He has lately invested in a larg
sheep ranch across the river and expect
to put in most Of his time this season
tending sheep. He was here in quest o
a flute and a shepherds crook.
Theodore Olson will hold a public sal,
Of live stock at the Myers farm, foul
miles east Of Dunlap, on Monday next
Forty head Of desirable young cattle ant
some horses and hay and grain will b,
disposed of. See bills for particulars.
A very large audience greeted tt,
Watson concert company Wednesda,
evening and the entertainment wa
highly satisfactory. John Watson is ,
master Of tho clarionet and his playing
alone is worth the price of admission.
An Eastern Star lodge was Instituted
here Tuesday night at the Masonic hall
At the conclusion OF the regular worl
light refreshments were served. 4
small party came up from Plankinton
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs
ICtlden, Mr.. aud Mrs. BRYAN and Miss
Iva kiniOn.
Tie anti-prollibition ticket ives elected
in Canton by majorities ranging from
70 to 100. but the question Of license wa
defeated by 20 votes. Tho hopelessness
Of suppressing the sale OF intoxicants III
acity so closely divided is apparent OF
the face Of it. Meanwhile the city loses
the revenue from the traffic.