The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-05-13
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Small Talk.



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Memorial day falls on Tuesday.
States Attorney House Is In town to
day.
Herbert Waterbury is working in the
mill.
Earle Waterbury is clprking With J. II.
Wolf.
w. F. Wylan3 Of Mitchell was ia town
Friday.
Pat McGovsrn stayed with us a few
days last week.
DR.. Goodale returned to New York We'd
nesday morning.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wolf Monday evening.
B. w, Ryan was up from Chamberlain
several days this week.
The Grand Lodge of the 1. .. o. F. will
meet at Huron the 10th.
j. A. Stransky of Pakwana was in town
on business Wednesday.
C.s Blodgett went down the road on
business Friday morning.
Bert Maxwell returned from a run
around the circle Monday.
A subscriber to Dakota Farmer says he
saves his calves with Castoria.
Rev. N. P. johnson is at Mt. Vernon at
tending a district Conference.
Miss May McKittrick has gone to ull.
Iowa, to visit her grandparents.
s. j. Snyder arrived last week to look
after his business interests here.
Mrs. Bert Maxwell has been very i'll of
late but is now slowly recovering.
Sylvan Winter stopped over here a few
hours Wednesday on his way to Sioux
City.
Go to Coffee & Ross for fine bananas
90 cents per dozen. Fresh Strawberries
daily.
Articles of incorporation have been
taken out by the TORY Lake skimming
station.
Atty. j. H. Voorhees, of Sioux Falls was
in the city on legal business Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Rye bread, graham bread, and white
bread on hand every day at Coffee &
Ross Also fresh pastry.
H. C. McNary is said to have skipped
out, fearing the consequences Of that
little prairie fire he started.
Mrs. Barber, mother of Mrs. Reynolds
returned to her home In Hand county
Monday. after a visit here. She was &C
companied by Miss Ethel Brooks.
W. L. Montgomery is now sole owner
of the Bank of Iowa and Dakota at Cham
berlain. ]. w. Warnshuis has retired.
George w. James is to establish {
branch store at Academy, Charles Mix
The style of the firm will be Harold &
James, the first named being ex-treas
urer Of the county.
Harry Wentzy went down to Mitchell
Monday and bought a carload of miller
cows which he will put out with some
farmer Tor a division of the milk deliver
ed to the Pukwana creamery.
Mrs. Ada Bardiu Pfaff is expected frou
Seattle tonight-Friday. Mr.. Pfaff hal
sold. ont his business In Seattle and viii
travel in Iowa for a San Francisco house
Mrs. Pfaff's homecoming is sad one.
We printed a large number Of extr'
copies last week. anticipating the de
mand for an account Of the prairie fires
but the last one was gone in a few
hours. Next time-welly we hope t
never have another such prairie fire t
write up.
Pukwana Press: johnson s Mahann'
. have contracts to put down two arteslal
wells nea Springfield, this state. The
will commence work ut once. Georg
Griffin will 20 to work for them. H
left Monday for Mitchell to help tea
down the rig.
Miss Emma Harker of Mitchell CAV
an Evolutionary recital at the n. T
church Tuesday evening to large au
dience. Miss Harker has rare talent Ii
her line and renders q delightful Pre-
gram. She went to Pukwana Wednes
day night and gave a reading there.
Chamberlain Journal: j. G. Wallac
Of Plainield. was in the city last Satnl
day aud employed, Wright & Huddle t
retain him in the Office of township SUP
%ervisor to which he WAS recently elected
&C. Eastman is .contesting the cffic
and J..E. House aud Judge Brown ar
his attorneys.
W.B. Wood left Monday with a cal
load of very fine draft horses in a pslac
stock car. 1t was his intention to 90 t
Beresfori andif the market was not goo
there to go on to Chicago and pOssibl
Buffalo. N. Y. 1t was as nice a car 0
heavy horses as we have ever seen ship
peu IRON Nimrail.
WatertoWn Public opinion: Once ii
a while we hear Of a creamery shutting
down in this state for lack OF cows
Iowa had the same experience years ag
but now Iowa is dotted with creaDlerie
and cheese factories and the COW is do
ing her full share to keep up the recor1
in the Hawkeye STATE.
An advertisement Of 7. S. Farrell
Black Prince will be found in anothe
column. This young and handsome hors
had about all the business he could at
tend to last season and the large numbe
OF fine colts he will show this sprin,
will but evidence the soundness Of thcs
owners who used him.
The State Log Rolling Assn Of the NJ