The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-09-09

35 cents. Ask your druggist.
Jennie-No man can love a girl with
q white face and a red nose. Rocky
Mountain tea will make them change
plac5s-then you're all right. Ask your
druggist.
Nicholas Richards Of Charles City, Ia.
accompanied by a son and daughter, was
the guest of his brother Louis Sunday
and Monday.
Klement Sailer OF Yankton and Anton
Sailer of Sioux City were among the
old residents to step off the excursion
train Sunday.
Barton 4 Kuchera will be in Kimbal.
next week during the races, and the re-
mainder of the week only, with their
photograph car.
Geo. Savage has been repapering and
%renOvating his billiard room this week.
The Interior now presents a very attract
i've appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Dunield of Mason
City, Iowa, came with the excursionists
Sunday and visited the Miller and Tlnan
families until Tuesday morning.
Ross ice-crcam, Neopolitar ice-cream,
and snow-cream at Coffee's. The three
very latest summer ,dainties. Delicious,
cooling and refreshing. Try them.
Hottest weather first of week in Chi
cago and central states ever known;
mercury up to LOG. Schools dismissed at
Springfield, I'll. Pastures burnt up.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Cook entertained
Mrs. Cooks father, l. NJ. Brush, and her
brother Arthur, Mrs. Whitmore, her sis
ter, and NJ. ]. Mcclellan from Sheldon,
Iowa.
A dance takes place at the opera house
Wednesday evening of next week-sec-
0nd day OF the races-the net proceeds
Of which will be given to the Catholic
church.
Mrs. Anderson, sister of Mrs. Matson,
with her son Hans and daughter Anna,
aud Willie Matson, nephew of O. E. Mat
son, were guests of the latter and Miss
Mats0n.
/ have enc Of the largest stocks of lum-
Der in Brule county. All bought before
the last raise Of $3.50 per thousand.
Figure with me before buying elsewhere.
-JoHN PARKER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wentzy and lit
tie daughters, Of Sheldon, Iowa, came
out with the crowd to visit Mr.. Wentzy's
father and mother. Eugene is travelling
and selling flour.
B. F. Matthews of Spencer, +. L.
Matthews of Algona and Mrs. w. O.
Hotgson Of Burt, Iowa, brothers and sis
ter of Mrs. ia. Bntterfield of Glen, came
out on the excursion.
Arthur Jones has resigned his position
in the Sioux City drug store and will
stay on his fathers ranch for a time.
Arthur was one OF the most popular drug
clerks in Sioux City.
John Mack lost his buggy horse Tues
day. The animal was litched 10 a scrap
er, grading on Mr.. MS newly purchased
residence property on Second street.
when it dropped dead-protably from
rupture Of IN artery.
John Ryan and son of Sioux City took
advantage Of the excursion Sunday to
come up and see US. The son is now
thirteen years old, but it hardly seems
ivo since he was running along the side
walk here in short dresses
A.. S. Gillen and brother arrived from
Doom On one OF the excursion trains Sun
day and remained over Monday to visit
the farm belonging TO the former and
meet old friends. The boys are engaged
in the merchantile business and prosper
ing.
Milbank Review: Clate Tinan, the
South Dakota member of the executive
committee OF the National Editorial
association, is publishing a series OF let
tiers descriptive OF the recent trip to the
Pacific coast, which are highly cntertain-
Ing and interesting.
Fred Klonsie Wolf OF Richl md Center
Wis.,, brother of tho Wolf brothers OF
KimbalI, died in Chicago Thursday
morning where he was in a hospital for
treatment for cancer of tho stomach. j.
II Wolf was with him, The funeral SER
Wees take place at his late home Sunday.
All those who are i!hdnuht as the true
condition of their eyes will do we'll to
call OIL Henry II. F%rndenfeld, the teehnt-
cal optician, who will be here September
10 and 16, two days only. Complicated
cacss and the eyes Of child.enn speclnI-
ty. Consultation free at Kimball House.
We have tried to pick up thu names
and homes of a few OF the excursion
visitors to friends hereabouts, but with
so many with Indifferent success. Not a
soul has volunteered the name Of h
visiting friend and as Il rule we had to
pump what information we got with a
gun.
Eugene Wallace left Sunday, overland
for Sibiey, Iowa. where he expects to go
into the draying business. Lots Of peo-
pie lereabOuts regret the departure of
Eugene and his wife and wist, them both
any amount Of good fortune III tleir now
home. Mr.. JIG. Wallace will not leave
for a couple Of weeks yet.