The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-12-23
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Small Talk.

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Fresh celery at Wolfe.
W.. II. Ochsnev Is here.
The day will now grow Longer.
j. A. Smith arrived "Wednesday.
Corn and oats for sale at Blodyett's.
Geo. Savage has Christmas trees for
sale. a5
That dreaded calf disease is abroad
Mike Reed has applied for a saloon
license.
Try the Angel Food Cake at Jennie
aenderson's.
Miss Anna Wentzsy returned from Men
no last night.
Miss Una Ochsner has gone to Wiscon-
sin for q short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Pond OF Plankinton
have a new baby boy.
Hon. John Colvin OF Mitchell was in
town Wednesday night.
See those beautiful lamps in Reynolds
& Haswell's show window.
George Savage returned last night
from a visit to Sioux Falls.
Ray Smith has charge Of Smiths
Chamberlain yard for a week or so.
Jay Barnes came up from White Lake
Thursday to mingle with us awile.
Harry Wentzy was tearing around
this town Wednesday between trains.
Full particulars OF General Lawton's
death will be found or the second page.
Apples, oranges, and c%ranberries and
all other fruits at right prices at ). NJ.
Coffee's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kasper Klienhans went
to Hawarden Thursday morning to spend
Christmas.
The finest confectionery in town at
Reynolds q HaswelIs. Just received
and very choice.
Mr.. and Mrs. DotY are hcme from their
Iowa visit. Mr.. Doty says it seems good
to see the sur again.
"A Christmas cactus in full bloom in
the Morris show window is attracting
much favorable comment.
Crokinole boards, Archarcna Combin-
alton boards, ETC., at Bowles furniture
store. Prices way down.
C.S. Blodgett now has his coal bins
full of Iowa, Illinois, Hooking and hard
Goals, all the very latest prices.
Go to Coffee's for your Christmas can,
dies and confectionery. A new, choice
line Of the above just received.
Frank Stoneberger bought a hog thi!
week that weighed $40 pounds, and j
was a nice put up porker at that.
DR.. Ii. NJ. Marks Of Chae. Mix count.
was called hero the first Of the week tt
see Mr.. aud Mrs. JOHN Byrne's sick baby
The creamery will not run next Mon
MISUNDERSTANDING but two Gay
uext week, Wednesday and Saturday.
The Planklnton Standard has been dis
posed OF TO W. II. Irons by Col, Ainswortl
and will be run as a Democratic paper.
It's a sorry Christmas for Uncle Sam
losing one OF his greatest soldiers almos
upon the eve of the close of the Luzol
rebellion.
That old boiler, which has dis6gure
the station grounds for eight years, ha
been sold and will be removed shortly
we are told,
Remember that the creamery runs OIL
ly two days next week-Wednesday AMI
Saturday-omitting Monday, which
Christmas.
Tie c. NJ. & ST. Paul is d%istributin
some nice calendars for 1900, many q
which have been given ont by Agen
Harvey Of this station.
The town merchants noticed a precel
tible increase in trade Wednesday, a
soon us the creamery company let loos
twelve or fifteen hundred dOOlars.
Mrs. John Parker, Mrs. &. w. Pierce
Mrs. r. +. Miller, and Mrs. C. r.. Tina(
went down to Chamberlain on the Lin
tied" "wednesday noon to look around
bit. They returned charmed and delight
ed with all they saw.
John plum Stewart, the adopted
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Steward, die,
Sunday after a lingering illness of neal
lY a year. Tho funeral took place Mon
day, the schools Of the township bein
closed ont OF respect to the departed.
On the FIRST page will be found an ad
vertlsement of Doctor II. M. Marks q
Charles Mix comfy. AS will be seen b
the ad, DR.. Marks will bring his X-ra
machine with him. The date Of hi
coming has not vet been fixed. but ful
ure announcements will be made in tn
same space as the present advertisement
John Lytle expects to leave for Nashu'
Io1a, today. He expects to come bac
in March for a brief visit. Mr.. Lytle ha
pulled out q few dollars less than $50
out of the Kimhall creamery in the pas
six months-S295s40 in actual figures
and says he would like to take 1t wit
him.
A Calcutta, India, paper says: "Of til
population Of India. 100000 live upo
an income Of not more than Rs. IL ($5.S
per year. The famine commission hf
calculated that the agricultural LAHORE
in India ls only o~ne-eighth as we'll 0
as ths negro slave was in Americ
These people always live on tho bordt
of starvation"
We have to insist upon estraY and 10
and found notices being paid in advanc
Tie amount is too small to enter on OF
books, and not so large Us to make sus
payment inconyenient, When the pr
per person calls for the stock or 10