The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-08-12

Deerlng COrn-blnders from j. II. Wolf.
Walter Drake was in town a little
while Tuesday, en- route to Chamberlain.
Excursion to Sioux City on Sunday,
the Goth. See announcement elsewhere.
w. j. Leach has traded his stock ranch
in Buffalo county for the Gam Valley
hotel.
Rev. N. P. johnson is attending the
meeting Of the Epworth League at
Huron.
Wednesday was one OF the hottest days
Of the season and Thursday but little
better.
The city dads met Monday evening
and adjourned one week for want of a
quorum.
Rev. Wm. Underwood will preach al
the NJ. E. church Sunday, morning and
evening.
Chamberlain is preparing for three big
days Of sport, the Bird, 4th, and 5th Of
September.
Miss Edyth Jones went to Iowa Sun.
day for a few weeks visit with friends
and relatives.
Brule Stewart has gone to be a soldier
boy. He has enlisted from Aberdeen in
Co. I, 34th v. l..
Miss Kate Miller accompanied Miss
Trudie Brigham to Mitchell to return
the latter's visit.
The man who has the greatest com
mand of language is the one who know
how to keep still,
Will Gregg left Sunday for Marshall
town, Iowa, where he goes to work il
the railroad offices.
Miss Kate Miller gave a tea party Sat
urday evening in honor Of her guest
Miss Trudie Brigham.
Or. Frudenfcld, the we'll and fayorabl
known optician of Sioux Falls, will b
here again before long.
Gold Bond, Bill Dugan and Mothe
Goose, three brands Of the best five-cen
cigars in town. For sale at Miller's.
Reynolds & Haswell carry full lines c
the celebrated Eastman and Baldwi
perfumes. No finer perfumes at all
price.
A. B. Dalrymple Of Buffalo county lei
Monday for Sioux Falls with his sol
Guy, where he is taking him for hosplta
treatment.
j. H. Wolf and children, Mrs. Pfaf
and Miss Helen Wolf left Monday
attend the meeting of the Epwort
League at Huron.
Thirty-five people from here took j
the excursion to >Arnold's Park Sunda,
leaving at 1925 a. m. and getting hon
at 40 next morning.
Miss Ruth Barber returned to low
Falls. Iowa, Saturday, accompanied {
far as Mitchell by Miss Matt
Barber, who returned Monday.
Moss ice-cream, Neopolltan ice-crean
and snow-cream at C0ffee's. The thrt
very latest summer dainties. Deliciou
cooling and refreshing. Try them.
Fred Griswold's little six year.oI
daughter stumbled and broke al hrl
Sunday. The little Que bore the pain
setting the fracture without a murmur.
White Lake Wave: rs. Blodgett WI
down from Kimball Monday. lie is gp
ting ready to fix up the McMichael war
house and will open it for buying grai
this fall.
Mrs. j. B. Putnam died at Akron, low
on the goth OF last month. Mrs. Putna
survived her husband but a short tim
Both were 1ncs residents of Kimball al
had many friends here.
Mrs. G. f. Craft is expected home fro
Yankton tonight-Friday-and cur,
from her recent mental trouble, som
thing the many friends Of the fami
will be pleased to learn.
Mrs. G.. S. Prackett is taking a tw
week vacation from her musical wor
she icing one of a party Of Chamterlai
people who will make an overland tr
west of the river in a few days.
A recruiting station for the enlistmel
of volunteers in the regular army wi
be opened at Mitchell today. 1t is pr
bable that a recruiting station will
opened in this county later-probably
Chamberlain.
Miss Eugene Byrne Of Chicago, accoz
panied by the Murphy children fro
GAINESVILLE, Wis, is here visiting Ii
sister and brothers. Miss Byrne kpI
house for her brother, James, here &c
seral years ago.
An Injunction which applies to all Il
numerous limitations Of "Unesda 'biscui
has just been granted by the Unite
States Circnit Court, for the Souther
District Of New York, a~VainstSthe use
the trademark "Iwanta"" which WI
applied to a biscuit which the court dl
cided to be an infringement upon II
trade mark "Uneeda," tho biscuit mad
50 widely known by newspaper adye,
Using.