The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-08-19
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Small Talk.

Is I.NEr.
A splendid rain fell Wednesday night.
First.class meals at Coffee's at 20.
cents.
No better nickle cigar made thin the
G; u. C.
You will find tn G. NJ. G. in Ochsner's
cigar case.
Ochsner Hardware Co. will sell you the
q. NJ. G. cigar.
All kinds Of fresh bread, cakes and
pies at Coffee's.
When you see Ochsner's swell druggist
ask him for a G. M G.
B.W. Ryan was here, from Chamber
lain the past two days.
DR.. Drake will be in his dental office
at Kimball, August % TO 30.
Harry Wentzy brought Miss Anna
home from Pukwana Sunday.
Geo. w. James unloaded a full car of
Deering corn-binders this week.
The G. NJ. c. cigar is up to you and
you will find it up to Ochsner's.
Arthur Mckee threshed 1893 bushels of
wheat for W. A. Hitchcock Monday after
noon.
The Halyerson brothers bought a Deer
ing corn binder of Geo. W. James this
week.
You will save money by contracting
your hard and soft coal ut once.-JoHN
PARKER. +
-Four Of our boys from the First South
Dakota have received commissions in the
new regiments.
Among the new advertisements this
week, see John Parker's locals and those
Of A. NJ. Bowles.
Do not forget the race meeting and
base ball tournament to be held al
Kimball, Sept. IL and ID.
G. S. Blocgett took A. W. HannemaI
down to White Lake Monday to repair
some warehouse scales.
Mrs. Hallam, mother OF Mrs. Wyant
is enjoying q visit from her sister, Mrs
G. E. Hobert Of Sterling, Ill.
Mrs. T.. J. Ryan arrived from Mennt
Saturday night for a visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Wentzy.
Gold Bond, Bill Dugan and Mother
Goose, three brands of the best five-cen'
cigars in town. For sale at Miller's.
Mrs. w. g. Colyin and Bertram lef
Wednesday for Chicago, atter a very mic,
visit Of several weeks with her family.
The Toomey brothers have bought /,
Deering COTE harvester of Geo. w. jane
and are prepared to do corn binding 70,
others.
The cool and cloudy weather the frs
few days of the week were a weicom,
relief and appreciated by the men In TIL
hay fields.
c. IS. Blodgett has built a new lot o
coal sheds this season and will hay
much better facilities for handling Goa
this season.
September Is and 16 are the dates TO
the next regular professional visit 0
Henry II. Frudenfeld, the technical op
tician of Sioux Falls. (5-6-7.8)
Moss ice-cream, Neopolitan ice-crean
and snoW-cream at COffee's, The thre
very latest summer dainties. Delicious
cooling and refreshing. Try them.
E. E. Byrum walked off with frs
money in tho free-for-all race at GAM
Valley last week, beating Taft an
Mapleton. Byrum drove one Of his liver
horses.
l have enc OF the largest stocks Of lun
Der in Brule county. All bought befor
the last raise Of S1.5O per Thousand
Figure with me before buying elsewhere
JOHN PARKER.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. church wi
give an ice-cream social in the parlol
OF the church, Friday evening, Angus
10. Games on the lawn opposite. A
are cordially invited.
The biggest sale of cattle oyer held i
this immediate vicinity will take plat
at the Lewis ranch in Northwestern
Aurora county next month. Notice I'll
large advertisement or the first page.
Miss Anna Schoenberger, who has bee
behind the counter in Ochsner's grocer
for the past year, will attend school
Ward Academy this winter. She WEI
home Monday for a short vacation berol
the fall term opens.
Miss Maggie Rooney has moved h,
dress-making parlors into the room lat
ly made vacant by the barber shop, al
has taken into partnership Mrs. Io1
Jones. In September they will add
full stock Of millinery goods. :
Frank K%avannaugL. who was he
several weeks last summer helping wi
the plumbing work on C. r. Tinan
house, enlisted in Mitchell last week T
the Philippines. About twenty-five !
cruits were gathered in Mitchell.
Just as the GRAPHIC was off the prc
last week news came OF a most dls1
trous hail-storm in North Dakota a,
which extended into Minnesota. T
storm practically destroyed $4,000 acr
Of wheat, not five per cent OF which W
insured.
Mitchell Republican: Clate Tinan
giving bis Kimball GRAPHIC reade
some interesting information concer
ing his trip to Portland, Oregon, and L
, surrounding country. We have re;
. several OF the accounts with a great de
OF pleasure.
David Wolf says they do more busine
when J. II. is away than when he is lie
but that shows good management {
the part Of j. II. David saws he han so
three Mccormick mowers and three NJ
Cormick corn binders and two rak
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