The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-08-26

The G. M. C. cigar is up to you and
you will find it up to Ochsner's.
The rain. it raineth every day-just
when the farmer is making hay.
E. A. Benedict has sold his stock OF
goods at Chandler to G. v. Smith.
Miss Byrne and the Murphy children
left Tuesday morning for their homes.
Miss Nellie SNYDER Of Sioux Falls is
visiting with the family Of s. r. Nugen.
Twenty-seven tickets were sold at the
station for the trip to Sioux City Sunday
Miss Edith Sedgwick of Pukwana was
visiting Miss Nellie Plummer Wednes.
day.
John Byrne has moved his family into
Peter Delire's house on First street this
week.
Lester Miller came home from Shen.
andoah, Iowa, Monday morning to spend
a month.
You will save money by contracting
your hard and soft coal at once.-JoHN
PARKER.
Mrs. Hannah Wellner took the train
Monday morning to visit friends neal
Waterloo, Iowa.
The South Dakota school for deai
mutes at Sioux Falls will open for the
fall term September 10.
Will Camery returned Saturday night
from Iowa, and is now hard at worl
painting the school house.
Rufus Hubbard of Iowa City, Iowa
arrived Monday evening for a visit witt
his son, S. Lumbard and family.
Frank Jones is helping in the State
bank for a few days. Frank takes to his
old position like a duck to water.
Mis-. Lucin Reynolds, of the firm o.
Reynolds & Haswell, went east to bu!
holiday goods Thursday morning.
Gold Bond, Bill Dugan and Mother
Goose, three brands Of the best five-cen'
cigars in town. For sale at Miller's.
Susie Cook went to Aberdeen Thursda,
morning as a delegate from the Kimbal
Endeavor society to the state convention
Another heavy rain fell a week az,
tonight, making three rains last week
Pity that they couldn't have com,
earlier.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Orcntt came NJ
from Sioux City Monday morning on tn
excursion train, Mr.. Orcutt returnin,
next morning.
Charley Warner, who has been visiting
in Nebraska for a couple Of months, re
turned Sunday afternoon. He made til
trip on his bike.
Contractor Maynard says be will hay
the school building completed on time
by September 10, ready to turn over t
the school board.
September Is and 16 are the dates 10
the next regular professional visit Q
Henry II. Frudenfeld, the technical or
tician of Sioux Falls. (5-6-7.8)
The C. E. society will give an ice-crear
social on Robert Bars lawn this-Fri
day-evening. Everyone is INVITED an
a goot time promised.
Frank Weiss Of Pukwaua and Hard
wareman Watson Of Chamberlain wer
here Tuesday helping make it interes,
limo for thu ropoo O horbo
Mrs. Lucy keenan, returned to he
home in LeMars, Iowa, Sunday, after
very pleasant visit Of several month
with relatives and friends here.
Moss ice-crcam, Neopolitar ice-crean
and snow-cream at Cofer's. The tire
very latest summer dainties. Deliciou.
cooling and refreshing. Try them.
Edward Brenne came in from Siou
Falls with some land men Monday nigh,
Ed says he likes Sioux Falls very muc
and is already doing a good land busi
hess.
!. The editor Of the GRAPHIC would lik
to have some work done about bis var
If anyone knows where a man can b
hired; been impossible SO far TIL
summer.
Peter Delire has been circulating
subscription paper this week to rails
funds with which to purchase a bell 70
the Catholic church, aud for other i'm
provements.
have n Of the largest stocks OF lum
Der in Brule county. All bought bpfor
the last raise of $3.50 per THOUSAND
Figure with me before buying elsewhere
-JOAN PARKER.
While the gentle rain was falling her
Saturday night it was blowing grea
guns up in Brcokings county and threat
ssening the destruction OF most every
thing outdoors.
There is a little slip Of a twelye-year
old girl who drives a big load of milk t,
the creamery frequently always dressed
as neat as d pin--who milks eight COW,
herself twice day.
Frank B. Ainsworth OF indianapolis
brother of Col. Ainsworth OF PlankInton
made us a pleasant call Tuesday. Mr.
AinsWorth il here in the interests OF hi
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