The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-15
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Read VOLTS new locals.
First class meals at Coffee's at 20
cents.
For the finest Of ice-cream go to
Coffee's.
il f. Boyle was here from Bescstord
Miss Nellie Plummer is visiting in
Pukwana.
The pure food law went into effect
Saturday.
TIL. Harrison Of White Lake. was in
town Sunday.
Ben W. Ryan was up from the county
seat Tuesday.
VIM. Storm returned to st. Paul Mon
day morning.
All kinds OF fresh bread, cakes and
pies at Coffee's.
A. C, Lender has leased the Groton Inde-
pendent for one year.
See the new ad Of the Ochsner Depart-
ment store, on this page.
A nice rain accompanied by severe
lightning Tuesday night.
Henry Hinrichs says he is writing
considerable hail insurance.
Lightning struck the fence around the
TinaD pasture Tuesday night.
Don't forget that complete line OF
paints at Reynolds s. Haswells.
Fred Terpenning was up from Puk-
wanna between trains Wednesday.
The Index this week, is in charge Of
Ernest Butterfield and his angels.
G. D. Miller and W. c. Graybill were
in town from Chamberlain Saturday.
Frsnk Stevens will move onto the
Richter farm, lately purchased from Vim.
Storm.
Rev. H. P. Carson will occupy the
pulpit at the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday.
The sheriffs Of the state met at Sioux
Falls and perfected an organization
Tuesday.
s. K. BLACKWELL, Aurora county's states
attorney was in the city Wednesday
evening.
Gene Mclaughlin and John Byrnes
have been breaking fiery lange horses
the past week.
Registered county warrants to and in
Guiding 6910 are called for payment,
and interest thereon ceases.i
The suite Of roor1s lately vacated by
Peter Smith, is being fixed up, prepar-
atory to occupancy by Mrs. Quirk.
Rev. Joseph G%aydousek and Miss Rose
Shiyek left Monday morning for Tyndall
for a short visit with friends there.
Gold Bond, Bill Dugan and Mother
Goose, three brands Of tho best f1ve-cent
cigars in town. For sale at Miller's.
The school house is we'll under way.
The framework Is up and inclosed, and
it now begins to look like a building.
Mrs. Danaher, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryan,
has been seriously Ill for several days.
la. Weeks returned Wednesday even
ing from a ten day trip to Chicago, st.
Paul, and Iowa points on land business.
II. f. Harvey is off on. a one-week
vacation, and Matt Mccormick Of
Mitchell is filling his place at the depot.
The E. Cook Smith house OH East
Second street, now occupied by Eugene
Mclaughlin, has been sold to John
Mack.
The Smith correspondence, owing to
want Of space was omitted this week
We are sorry as this does not happen
very often.
Miss Anna Schoenberger is again be.
hind the counter in Ochsner's dry-goods
and grocery store, after a three weeks
vacation.
Geo. Kirk of the Castalia Republican.
took the train here Wednesday morning
to attend the s. D. Press meeting at
Clear Lake.
A ball-game had been arranged to take
place here Saturday afternoon, between
the White Lake and Kilnball mines, but
the White Lake boys flunked.
WA. Ward, who fell from a balloon at
Lake View, Iowa, the Fourth, will recov-
or, tits thought. He had several ribs,
an ankle and his collar-bone broken by
the fall.
The sheep men of the county, met at
the courthouse in Chamberlain Friday,
James Byrne was recommended to the
county board for the position of sheep
inspector.
Mrs. Jennie Henderson desires us to say
that hereafter the finest of lce-cream
will 5e served daily at the Manila hotel.
Sherbets Sundays, Wednesdays, and
Saturdays.
1t is rumored that q Watertown WON
an assaulted her husband for snoring
because she would not allow him to say
much in the house even II he talked
through lis nose.
An Irish philosopher observes that II
meD could only live to hear their own
funeral sermons and read their own
obitnariee, there wonld be no getting
along with them on earth.
Last week A. e. Whltbeck sold to W
G. Richards, the property on East Second
street occupied by John Byrne, and
formerly owned by Miss Margaret
Sweeney Of Cedar RaIils, Iowa.
The firm Of Byrne s. Mohr has done .
nice business on the wool market this
year. Jas. Ryrne, the expert sheep and
wool man, has sold $14,24l.M worth Of
wool this season and pxppcts To sell atilI