The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-05-27
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Small Talk.


Small Talk. N
Next Tuesday is Memorial day.
Read VOLTS new locals on this page.
Matson has a new ad and new locals
this week.
Sam Barr occupies the rooms ylcated
by Wm. O,Neil.
VIM. Mahanna, the we'll man, vas iu
the city Tuesday.
SD. Snyder returned to Sioux Falls
o week ago today.
Jesse Hiatt will occupy the house va
Gated by w. B. Wood.
/. "A. Weeks returned Saturday from
another eastern trip.
All kinds Of fresh. white and brown
breads at Coffee & Ross
]. H. Morgan aud John Colvin were
here from Mitchell Friday.
John Parker visited his White Lake
lumber yard the first Of the week.
S. A. Hubbard left Monday morning
for a two week visit at Iowa City, Ia.
The weather nowadays Is all that can
be desired and crops are looking fine.
S.. +. Lucas OF the Bonesteel Tribune
Independent was in the city Saturday.
The Howard Democrat Is advertising
fora few young pigs on subscripti on"
Pharmacist TerpenniDg Of the Ochsner
company will open a drug store in Puk-
wana.
Mrs. H. f. Harvey and little daughter
have gone to Fairmont, Mimi, for two
weeks.
Miss Rose shevek took train Monday
morning for her home in DEBORAH, Iowa,
for a visit.
Green peas. lettuce, radishes, and all
tie newest vegetables to be had, at COT
fee s. Ross
Mr.. and Mrs. To. Ryan left Tuesday
morning for Memo. They wentto Sioux
City first to see Mans1eld's great per-
Torrance.
Vim. O'Neil has moved his shoe shop
into the building south of the Coffee s.
Ross restaurant.
The carloads Of poles for the new tele-
phone. line arrived Wednesday. That
LOOKS business-like.
Miss Celia Kinsella has been assisting
in the postoflce this week while Rodger
had a few days outing.
Rev. G. E. Hager has written Col. Blod-
gett that he will surely be here to deliver
the address Memorial day.
Victoria was eighty years old Wednes-
day. At the end Of this month she will
have reigned sixty-two years.
Union Memorial services will be held
at the opera-house Sunday. Rev. N. p.
johnson will deliver the sermon.
Matson is getting his photograph gal
lery ready for business aud will have
it open on every Tuesday hereafter.
Mrs. Bryan Coffee's famous strawberry
shortcakes would make a man break in
to a house and steal one after he had
tasted their goodness.
The Uneeda biscuit advertising is the
success of the year. The GRAPHIC was
one OF the few newspapers selected to in
troduce the goods In South IDS kota.
The Kimball creamery paid five cents
more for April milk than last year and
on 10000 pounds less milk receipts, and
. twenty cents more than two years ago.
The Ochsner Hardware company are
temporarily installed in Peter Smiths
old store with their dry goods and gro
oeries, where they will BIZ pleased to
see you.
Tom Quirk will occupy the room to be
vacated by the Ochsner drug stock, and
when he gets it fitted up will have the
finest little tonsorial parlor this side Of
Chicago.
The South Dakota regiment has sui.
fered ffty-six fatalities in the Philippine
campaign. twenty-five were killed In
battle, three died from wounds and
thirty-one from disease.
1t was a Virginia constable who, hay.
ing been ordered to levy on some calves
In a stable. made the following return;
"The calves above were seable through
the kraks. but not gitable as the door
was locked"
The past winter was a very hard one
on fruit trees. The apple trees, as a gem
eral thing, stood the weather all right
but nearly all the cherry trees suffered
severely and most of them were killed to
the ground.
Mr. Henry Hnenfner and Miss Julia
Kober, both Of this county, were married
at the Catholic church in this city Sun
day morning. May 81, Rev. Father Gay
donsek officiating. The GRAPHIC ex-
te,:ds CONGRATULATIONS.
Dale Savage graduates from the Ar
incur high school with a class of five and
delivers the s~alutatory. As we remem-
Der Dale he was playing marbles with
other Kimball kids and wearing out his
breeches faster than a factory could
mako 'em.
The GRAPHIC added to its plant this
week. a very fine paper cutter, a machine
as expensive a 1t is useful, and which
we ought to have had about a year ago.
In the language Of almost any esteemed
contemporary I'VE are better prepared to
do job:work than ever"
Another fnc rain set in a week ago
tonight and kept coming until Sunday
noon. Tbs precipitation was u trife
less than an inch and half. The rain
came just two days behind a similar rain
of last May, and like this was the sec