The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-11-04
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Small Talk.

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VIII Ochsnpr is in town.
Tuesday Is election day.
+. T.. Drury came up today. !
w. w. Davis wasiin town today.
Oyster supper tomorrow evening.
Mrs. +. P. Ochsner is visiting in Sioux
City.
Mitchell has 95l school children en-
rolled.
CD. Maynard was at Plankinton yes
terday.
Harry Wentzy made a flying visit
Thursday.
Mrs. Barter, mother Of Mrs. Lucin
Reynolds, is here visiting.
Dr. r. c. Drake will be at his dental
office in Kimball. Nov. TO 10.
A fine assortment of blooming house
plants at Reynolds & Haswell's.
7. S. Reber will buy your poultry at
the highest market price for cash.
Mrs. Glad Smith left Wednesday morn
ing for a months visit in Wisconsin.
Winsor Hurt, Esq. arrived from Shen-
andoah, Iowa, and is visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Tinan returned
from their eastern trip Tuesday evening.
A. D. Jones, the we'll known real estate
man, was here from Sioux City Wednes-
day.
Mrs. r.. j. Perkins went to Michigan
Wednesday morning for q visit with rel
atives. ;.
Mr.. Haswell and Mrs. Reynolds we're
in Mitchell Thursday purchasing goods
by sample.
Gilchrist Stewart, the buttermaker at
the Academy creamery, was in town
Thursday.
Mrs. W, II. Mierstein and children ar
rived Tuesday evening for a visit with
relatives here.
Matson will have Oh track next Fri
day and Saturday q car OF fne potatoes.
Special price from the car.
Fried oysters. oyster chips, scalloped
oysters and stewed oysters at Coffee's.
Bulk oysters, Accents per quart.
Bryan Coffee now has fresh and salt
fish on sale every Thursday night and
Friday, and the very best to be had.
John R. Lowe Of erstwh,le Bijou Hills
fame, now publishing a paper at Fair
bault. Mimi, was in town Thursday.
Norbeak's artesian we'll rig is back
from Sully county, where it wa used in
putting down a welrfor Col. j. Fl. King.
Chrysanthpmums and carnation pinks
in bloom, for sale 5y Reynolds & Has
well. Call early and make your selec-
tion. They are going fast.
For Sale-Calf, week old, which will
make a steer. Sired BY thoroughbred
Shorthorn; gentle. sound, and not afraid
Of the cars. Enquire within.
Reynolds s. Haswnll received last
night a beautiful assortment of plants,
most OF them in bloom; chrysantllemums
and ferns, also carnation pinks.
Jesse Hiatt and daughter left for iowa
Thursday morning. Mrs. Hiatt left a
week ago. They expect to remain in
that state for this winter at least.
Frank Craft has on exhibition an in
genlons mechanical continuance known
as a carpet exhibitor. By its aid you
can tell just how carpet like any sample
will look on a floor.
The Eastern Star lodge will give an
oyster supper III Mrs. Dams ice cream
parlor on Main street, Saturday evening.
Oysters served from $50 to 1890. Every
one cordially invited.
Col. z. w. Ainsworth, of P%lankinton,
was a visitor Wednesday, renewing old
acquaintances, and making not a few
new ones. The Colonel's many friends
here were pleased to meet him.
The steam heating plant for the school
house has arrived and will Immediately
be placed in position. A workman from
the Mitchell Plumbing company is here.
and 1t will probably take about two
weeks to do the work.
w. P. Smith, son OF John Smith, is in
A.C. Whitbeck's bank learning book
keeping and the general routine Of the
business, preparatory to taking n posi-
ton in the Case g. Whitbeck bank at De-
coma, as hookkepper for Cashier Smith.
Richard Griffin will hold-a public sale
on Saturday, Nov. II, at his farm in
Cleveland township, one-half mile north
and four miles east Of Pukwana. Farm
machinery, horses, cows, heifers, steers,
hogs. 100 tons hay. Begins at 10 a. M.
Tho Halloween kids sort Of reversed
things in one instance. They righted
Lewis Walkers little Ike back of his
market, the same having been laid low
by a recent gale. They h:d-upset it SO
many previous Hallowe ems that the
sight Of its PROSTATE shape probably
ratified them.
There was the usual amount of dew
iltry Halloween on the part of Young
America, though possibly not as mis-
cheviDus as on some former years. We
have learned Of no destruction OF proper
ty and so long as the youth confue them
selves 10 a hit OF harmless pranks there
will he no kick coming.
@r r-.ELd .E.rL-|.IaE
Prof. L. G. Bateman, the pllrenoiogist.
has been l%ccturing at the opera-honsr
this week. His houses have not been
what they should, considering tho m
structiye tone Of his lectures aud his
correct %"reading" OF the heads Of those
who have volunteered for examination
each evening. Subject for tonight:
"MatrimoBy."