The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-29
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AL hAuus VI lAesu UItdu, cakes duu.
pies at Coffee's.
Fred Reynolds was in Chamberlain
Tuesday night.
Kirk Hazlett of Sioux City. was in
town "Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Plummer went to Puk-
wanna Wednesday.
T. j. spangler OF Mitchell was in the
city Thursday evening.
Jack Kyle and Ellie Place Of Chamber
lain were here Saturday.
Archie Guiwits OF Omaha is here visit
ing his aunt, Miss Cowles.
Miss Edyth Jones has been the guest
of Miss Rose Byrne this week.
Mrs. Adolph Wolf was visiting rela-
tiyes here the first Of the week.
Don't forget that complete line Of
paints at Reynolds & Haswell's.
Miss Grace Pierce has been visiting in
Chamberlain the past few Gays.
Mesdames Lowe and Glass Of 2ukwana
were in the city Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. G. A. Sharp Of Hurley will preach
at the Presbyterian church next Sunday.
Misses Matte Barber and Mamie Rey-
nold's returned from Hand county Tues
day.
j. E. Anderson and j. II. Bridgeman re-
presented the west end in Kimball Tues
day.
Mrs. Jennie Henderson now lights the
Office of the Manila hotel with a gasoline
lamp.
The Ochsner company moved the old
city watertank onto their farm east Of
town this week.
Pat Quirk goes 10. Chamberlain Monday
evening to take a position in SHUTS
barber-shop there.
Drs. Jordan and Greene will be in
Kimball Aug. 2,3, 4th. For eve treat
ment consult them.
When making cheese don't forget Han
sens Rennet Tablet for that purpose al
Reynolds s. Haswell's.
Mrs. LeFebure, daughter of By Geo.
W. James, and her husband will be here
on this evenings train.
Mrs. s. r. Nugen, and son Roy, return.
ed from her Tennessee visit Saturday
night, and silas is happy.
Gold Bond, Bill Dugan and Mother
Goose, three brands Of the best fiye-cent
cigars in town. For sale at Miller's.
Levi D. Wait, the Webster blank man
dropped in on us over Sunday, and while
here made the GRAPHIC a pleasant call.
Miss Nellie Plummer has been elected
to a position as teacher in the Tyndal
public schools for the ensuing schoo
year.
Reynolds s. Haswell carry full lines o
the celebrated Eastman and Baldwin
perfumes. No finer perfumes at All,
price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Doty leave Mon
day for Hot Springs, S. d. Mrs. Dot!
will remain some time for medical treat
ment.
Drs. Jordan and Greene will relieve 70,
of tired eyes, headaches, and dizziness
Aug. 2, 3, 4th, Wednesday, Thursday. ant
Friday.
Prof. E. NJ. Stevens of Rapid City tool
train at this point Monday for his home
after conducting a very successful in
stitute at Gam Valley.
The drug firm of Reynolds & Haswel
received a new and handsome cigar cas-,
Tuesday, and will hereafter have on ham
q full line Of fine cigars.
Editor f. E. Dye Of GannTalley, was
GRAPHIC caller Monday. Mr. Dye sal,
1T was the first time he had been ii
Kimball since September.
Creamery checks must be presented Il
the treasurer for payment by the one ii
whose favor they are drawn, or a two
cent revenue stamp affixed.
The Misses Marguerite Ochsner, an,
May Waterbury entertained about tw,
dozen Of their little friends at the HON,
OF the former Thursday afternoon.
Fred Terpenning and Mr.. Krofts wer
un from Pnkwana Sunday evening
Mr.. Krofts has had charge of the Pres
during the absence of Editor Wentzy.
Bert Lockwood, who was brakeman Of
the Accommodation here for a long tim
has been promoted to a conductorsbir
his run being between Mitchell and San
born.
Dan Brown, who has been at Hendel
sons restaurant since the accident whicl
80 nearly cost him his life, was remove
10 his nome south OF town Saturda
evening. He is improving rapidly.
Coffee is still serving that deliciou
ice-cream. Don'tf fail to try it. Sherlet
tonight. Ifsyou want a drink OF some
thing that will cool and refresh you al
over, try one of their elegant sherbets.
Lew Hollenbeck Of Aurora county wa
here the last Of the week after som
horses which strayed away from hin
about a year ago and which have beef
in charge Of parties near Bijou Hills eye
since.
John P. Rodgers Of Jerauld count,
TOOK train Monday morning for Ho
Springs, this state. where he will ente,
the Soldiers Home for treatment. II,
VIII remuin until spring and perhap.
longer.
Rev. N. +. Chaplin preached at tt,
Presbyterian church last Sunday. II
The morning he gave some very interest
ing sxtracts from his diary with regard
l to the early local history OF this church
be himself, being one of the officiating
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