The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-08-05
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Small Talk.

,ents.
Dan Brown IS now able to be aLNut the
louse.
Miss May Pulse returned from Mitchell
Saturday.
Rev. johnson was at Chamberlain
Thursday.
A nice lot of hammocks at Reynolds
& Haswelrs.
All kinds of fresh bread, cakes and
pies at Coffee's.
Ray Smith was doing Chamberlain
night.
Joe Kane lost a nice COW by the light
ming Monday night.
Miss Nellie Plummer returned from
Pukwana Thursday.
Rev. Hager will address the Epworth
Sunday evening.
R. F. Jones bought anew corn harvest
Ing machine Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter E. Smith were up
from Chamberlain Sunday.
Sc. Boyce was here from Mitchell
Tuesday on a business trip.
Don't forget that complete line Of
at Reynolds 4 Haswells.
The Achon boys say that the hailstorm
ruined 200 acres Of their wheat.
The Nebraska troops and Utah artillery
arrived at San Francisco Sunday.
Carl and Edgar Ruth of Mitchell, were
guests Of Farrand Manson Friday.
Miss Ruth Barber Of Iowa Falls, Iowa,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Reynolds.
F. Il. Hunting and P. A. Cummings,
elevator men, were In the city Tuesday.
Chamberlain skinned GannValley on
the Pukwana diamond Saturday, Is to IL,
Mrs. B. f. Ochsner went to Chamber
lain Wednesday night for a weeks visit
According to all reports coal is about
ten per cent higher this winter than
last.
The automobile comes high but il
never gets Its tail over the lines in fly.
time.
w. II. Snow managed to get into town
Tuesday. He is obliged to use crutches
however.
Geo. Rose came up from Pukwana Wed,
nesday. He expects to come home,to stay
next week.
Mr.. James McGrath Of Rolfe, Iowa, is
here on a business trip. He is a guest
of JAS. Byrne.
Ex-Congressman Knowles has started
a new paper at Deadwood, which be has
named Equality.
Following the hail and rain storm o,
Monday evening, came another heavy
rain Tuesday night.
When making cheese don't forget Han.
sens Rennet Tablet for that purpose al
Reynolds 4 Haswell's.
The Misses Una and Louise Ochsner oil
Chamberlain, have been the guests Of
Miss Pearl Ochsner this week.
Rev. G. E. Hager, presiding elder Of
the Mitchell district, will occupy the
NJ. E. pulpit here Sunday evening.
Gold Bond, Bill Dugan and Mother
Goose, three brands of the best fve-cent
cigars in town. For sale at Miller's.
Major Anderson writes us that he Ii
now a citizen OF Minneapolis and going
into the grain, hay and coal business.
The Mitchell school board is consider
ing the question of extending the higt
school course from three years to four.
Reynolds & Haswell carry full lines o
the celebrated Eastman and Baldwin
perfumes. No finer perfumes at all,
price.
Gam Valley Is arranging o tourna
ment Of sports for August 10th and It'll
in tlfe way OF baseball games and horse
racing.
AdolDh Luetgerd, the wealthy Chicago
sausage-maker, sent to prison for life fol
numbering his wife some years ago, dice
at Joliet last week.
0. E. Matson has built a large two
story warehouse in the rear of his store
in order to give him room for his con.
stantly enlarging business.
Miss Emma Maynard, who has for the
past twelve years been studying music
at Buffalo, N. Y, arrived Wednesday
evening for a few months visit with heI
parents.
Lawrence Rooney returned from
Mitchell Saturday night. He reports {
very profitable session OF the Universit,
summer school, which will hereafter b,
a regular feature.
A.. NJ. Bowlcs is now filing up his new
wareroom on the west side of the street
Mr.. Bowles carries d very large stock O
furniture aud can duplicate any eastern
prices il you give him the opportunity.
Mrs. WI. Egloff OF Mason City, Mrs
M. &. Egloff of Waterloo, and Mrs. S
Hunt Of Mt. Ayr, Iowa, are guests O
Judge anu Mrs. J.B. Long. The first
named ladies are sIsters-in-law OF Mrs
Long, and the last-named d sister.
Brown county was visited ty a severe
hail storm Sunday night and thousands
Of acres OF fine wheat completely ruined
Hail fell to the depth of a foot. Al
equally disastrous hail storm swep,
through North Dakota next day.
Rev. Chas, A. Sharp of Hurley occupied
the Presbyterian pulpit here last Sunday
and we understand arrangements are
being made whereby he will remain In.
definitely in that capacity. He comes
very highly recommended, and is withal
a very able young a
Charley Freeland brings us a great
duck story. He says that a pond on the
Barker farm has been a great resort fol
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