The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-11-18
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Small Talk.

Ernest Reber is teaching ia Smith
township.
Ray Beebe took the oil wagon 10 White
Lake Wednesday.
w. II. Snow returned from an eastern
visit Saturday night:
w. W. Davis came up from Pnkwana
on business Tuesday.
Richards & Conant ship two car Of
hogs todaY-Saturday.
It's ideal weather for cattle, and stock
men are clipper as can be.
Wn. Walsh OF Duluth is here visiting
his brother, Michael Walsh.
Tho last Of the awnings are coming
down and being packed away.
20 Shropshire rams, $40, your pick
S. E. Wilson, Bijou Hills, S. D.
Mrs. S. Lumbard returned Saturday
evening from an eastern visit.
Rev. G. H. French was here this week
In the interests of Huron college.
rs Reber will buy your poultry at
the highest market price for cash.
Miss Agnes G%ullickson is teaching in
Buffalo county again this winter.
Dr.. Treon came up from Chamberlain
this morning and drove into the country.
Weeks, Reynolds, and Ochsner were
freight visitors to Chamberlain Tuesday.
The creamery checks for October milk
Will be ready for delivery on the goth as
usual-Monday, not Saturday.
Fried oysters, oyster chips, scalloped
oysters and stewed oysters at Coffee's.
BULK oysters, 30 cents per quart.
Bryan Coffee now has fresh and salt
fish on sale every Thursday night and
Friday, and the very best to be had.
Wendell Klinehans of Lyon township
has lost a roam t%wo-year-old heifer brand
ed with q diamond .sT'' on left hip.
Prot. A. II. Wheaton has been appoint
ed by the state board of regents to the
chair OF dniry science at the Brookings
college.
o. 3. Matson has bought the machin-
cry warehouse on the corner of Main
and First and Will use it as a general
store house.
Bert Doty came home this week from
Canistota. Bert has been laid up by ill
ness for nearly n month and came home
on that account.
Dell Laing arrived a week ago tonight
for a brief visit with his mother, Mrs.
Curtiss. Dell is braking on a road run
ming out Of Kansas City.
The Ladies' Aid society and the Y. P.
S. G.. E. Of the Presbyterian church will
serve a supper in the Parker building
tonight. Everyone invited.
The foundation Of of a house or other
building properly constructed needs no
Banking up" and 1t costs but very little
more money to so build it.
Lots of snaix over in Aurora county
genuine ''rattlers" at that. One town
ship offers a bounty and paid out S24.4O
lfor 2G4 rattlcs brought in this season.
A Missouri editor, in an account of the
wedding Of a popular couple In his town,
said: "They were married at tho home
of the brides parents, where they will
remain until the groom gsts a job"
Folks-more or ~less-always did sget
excited and always will do so-oyer fires
but if some of them would not get so
tomfool crazy-headed they would do less
damage and accomplish twice as much.
This Office received a pleasant call
from Doane Robinson, "Wednesday. Mr..
Robinson has disposed Of his interest in
the Yankton Gazette to his partners and
will devote his time hereafter to the
Monthly South Dakotan.
Crow Dog, a Lower Brule Indian, plead
guilty before Judge Garland at Sioux
Falls recently to the Charge Of
having stolen cattle. He was sentenced
to II year in the Brule county jail and
is now serving his sentence.
Chaplain daley OF the South Dakota
volunteers delivered a lecture at the
opera-house on the Philippines Wednes-
day evening. Only q few hours notice
was given Of the lecture and consequent
ly there was a small attendance.
The commissioners met Tuesday to
canvass tie election returns. The
county went for the Union judicial
ticket by majoritles running from 90 to
SO. Hugh Lowe, commissioner, was re-
elected by M majority, same as given
out by the GRAPHIC last week.
The government has lost one Of Its
best cruisers over in the Philippine
waters-the Charleston. She ran on a
reef and vas completely wrecked. No
lives we're lost. The Charleston belong.
ed to the "new navy" and carried about
400 officers and men.
Bryan Coffee says that if the persons
who made a nuisance OF them selves in
front OF his place Of business one night
last week Go not call promptly and settle
for the damage they did, he Will make
it interesting for them, as he knows who
was responsible for the outrage.
No professional man who ever visited
tho state can show a more satisfactory
list of references than those PUBLISHED by
DR.. Frudenfeld in this issue-certainly
not any optician. The Doctor under.
stands his business and his best adyer.
tisers are those whom lie has fitted with
glasses.