The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-12-30
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Small Talk.


Practice writing it 1900.
Don't swear off; just quit.
Pick out yonr new leaf to turn over,
Corn and oats for sale at BIodgc.t's.
The commissioners meet neg. Tues
day.
The state Bar association is in session
at Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.P. soderqulst have a
baby son.
D. w. Butler, now of Alliance, Neb., is
here visiting.
Geo. G. Whitaker is confined to his
bed by illness.
Fred Eewling arrived Saturday morn
ing for a visit.
Harry Wentzy made his Christmas in
Kimball last three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Ochsner spent
Christmas in Chamberlain.
LIS. House and w. C. Grayblll were up
from Chamberlain Christmas.
f. G. Smith came up from Castalla to
spent Christmas with his family.
The schools begin again Monday.
Only a weeks vacation this time.
B. W. Ryan came up from Chamber
lain to spend Christmas at home.
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Rev. Mr.. Sharp went to Canton to
spend Christmas with his parents.
Geo. A. Fry is attending the state
teachers convention at WATERFOWL.
Snug winter weather this week, with
just enough snow to cover the ground.
Apples, oranges, and cranberries and
all other fruits at right prices at B. NJ.
Coffee's.
If you wish to make a former resident
happy, send him the GRAPHIC the com
ing year.
Miss Elenora Reber came home from
Elk Point to spend Christmas with her
parents.
Geo. w. James has been confined to Ills
house the greater part Of the past week
by illness.
The teachers in the public schools
were nicely remembered Christmas BY
the pupils.
Miss Anna Long arrived from Mason
City last week to pass the holidays will
her parents.
The Presbyterians made Miss Emms
Maynard, their musical director, d hand
some present.
The finest confectionery in town a
Reynolds & Haswelrs. Just received
and very choice.
Mobiles advance agent is not the only
one who thinks there's only one news
paper in Kimtall.
Butter took another boost in New
York this week and is quoted at 90. tn
highest in seven years.
Those having checks against tn
treasurer OF the creamery will pleas
present them this week.
Cornelius Miller wisely sticks to tn
Shorthorns. He recently paid 1925 for
bull calf bought at Huron.
Rev. d. N. Fulford of the NJ. +. churcl
was nicely remembered Christmas wit
a liberal purse of money.
Mrs. Lucy keenan,, nee Ryan, arrive
from LeMars Saturday night to spen
Christmas with her family.
The war in the Philippines is all ovel
but The government is Gispatchirg reg
ments-to escort Otis home.
C.S. Blodgett nov has his coal bin
full of Iowa, Illinois, Hooking and har
Goals, all the very latest prices.
j. w. Sanford, Chamberlain, p~resente
a large number Of his friends and cu'
toners with money purses Christmas.
Agent Harvey IS distributing thi
week some neat memorandum bool
with the compliments Of the G. NJ.
st. Paul.
DR.. Willy has been doing a wholesa1
vaccination among the school pupil
this week. He fixed seventeen Of thel
in one day.
The Hot Springs physicians have form
ed a trust aud charge So for a vaccln,
ton. aud at which there IS u deal
kicking.
The remains OF the $50 sailors who pc
ished in the Maine were brought hon
this week, s1d laid in the Arlingt0
cemetery.
oh. Henry has sold his Pukwan
ranch Of $50 acres to Kendall s. Dou,
stockmen OF thSt town. The considers
ton is given as $500.
Harry Wentzy came up on the freigl
Wednesday to be %yaccinated. At leas
we suppose that was Whist he was bel
for, as we can imagine no other excuse
A purse OF money was raised and pr,
scented to Allison Meyers Christmas, an
he wishes to return his thanks to I'll
donners through thu columns Of til
GRAPHIC.
NJ. E. Burgess is in town visiting hi
many old friends and acquaintances, a
OF whom are mighty glad to see hin
Mr.. Burgess is in charge Of the static
at Worthing.
Secretary Schlosser has called the wiI
ter meeting Of the South Dakota Pres
association at Sioux Falls January
and IS. The prospect is fine for one Z
the largest meetings in recent years.
Geo. z. Smith Of Hawarden was i
town Wednesday. Hs has been over t
Oacoma visiting his son Frank for
month. Mr.. Smith works a market gal
den near HawardeD.
Lost: On the 23rd inst. u pair I
lady's gold-bowed spectacles. Finde
will please leave at GRAPHIC Office Q