The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-04-22
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Small Talk.

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Otto Bitderman Tuesday.
Harold Manson has taken Miss Rpher's
place in the GRAPHIC Office.
+. G. Smith came up frcm C%sstalia to
spend Sunday with his family.
DR.. Drake closed his dental office hire
and Went TO White Lake Thursday.
Editor Wentzy was 10 from Pukwaua
between trains Saturday afternoon.
A big herd of cattle were tramping
over the graves in the Catholic cemetery
Saturday.
Edward Brenne arrived from Omaha
Wednesday evening and is visiting old
friends.
The wind blew a ifty-mile.an.nour
gait all day Monday, with an occasional
rain squat.
Pat McGovern, the irrepressible New
York Life man, was writing up insar-
ance here Tuesday.
Miss Susie Cock closed a successful
term Of school in the Whitsell school
house west Of town, Friday.
The Epworth League gave an ice cream
social at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. T. s.
Reber, "Wednesday evening.
Major A .derson has bought the house
occupied bv him on First street and is
making alterations and repairs.
The big MUDDY" is running higher
at Chamberlain this week than ever be-
fore known. American island is half
under water.
Col. G. s. Blodgett returned from Sioux
Falls Saturday night after serving as
foreman on the grand jury in the U. s.
court for two weeks.
Rev. Grant. Of Huron, Synodical Sun
day-school missionary, occupied the pull
pit at the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and evening.
The vote Tuesday on refunding the
bonded Indebtedness OF the town was
practically unanimous in favor Of the
proposition.
The publisher of the GRAPHIC has a
large fancy window for sale cheap, suit
able fol a modern dwelling, size 4x6 feet
with border lights and fancy transom.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jesse Hiatt have moved
into town and now occupy rooms over
head adjoining the GRAPHIC block. Mr..
Hiatt has rented his farm for this year.
Under the state apportionment Of the
insurance companies tax, the Kimball
Fire Department gets $19.45. Plankin-
ton gets 1884 and Chamberlain $2S.75.
Mrs. Bracket will give a recital at the
oppra-hcuse next Wednesday evening.
Her Kimhall pupils will be assisted bY
others from Chamberlain and Pukwana.
One way to get rich is to be a bag,
trust nobody, befriend nobody. get all
you can and keep all you get, and be
mean, miserly and despised for twenty
or thirty years.
The crop bulletin issued by the gov.
eminent for the week ending the 10th,
says that seeding is from two to foul
weeks later than normal from the Rock
les to the Atlantic.
j. A. Smith succeeded in securing The
contract for furnishing the lumber fol
the coming year at Lower Brule agency
upon the opening Of bids. The contrac'
comprises about ten cur loads.
F. A. Reynolds has got in a big line Of
mixed paints and wishes to impress up
on those who will do painting this yea
the superior quality of the line he car
ries- which few paints equal.
Coffee & Ross have the first straw-ber
ries of the seasoG, and will have then
daily during the season. This firm car
ries a full line Of cigars, the finest O
fruits and the best line OF confectionar,
in town.
A scholar in arithmetic was asked tn,
question: III your father gave YOU,
mother eight dollars today and sever
tomorrow, what would she havew TIL
boy answered promptly, "She would
have a it,"
Armour Herald: Ernest Hill took BIZ
little boy to Sioux City Tuesday to con
suit the doctors Of that city in regard t.
the disease with which the little fellow
has been suffering for some time ant
which has puzzled our local physicians.
A large amount of farm machinery i
going out in the country. Dealers sa,
that their sales are heavier than at an,
time in ten years. a great deal of whea
Will be put in OF corn ground, owing t,
there being so largo an acreage Of corr
last year.
+. A. Smith. cashier of the Case s
Whitbeck bank at Oacoma, has sold hi
house and land on the north side of tn,
track to Mrs. Barbara Hloucha, of Bio,
Hills. Mrs. Hloucha is the mother o
Mrs. John Pazour. A.C. Whitbeck mad,
the sale.
The Princess Literary Club OF Cham
berlain, and the Melpo,nene Club of thi
city will meet next Friday evening
April %, at the home Of MIR. and Mrs
f. A. Reynolds. Ajointl literary program
by both clubs, followed by a social ses
sion" will be the order of the evening.
Application has been made for insur
ance of $4,000 on the famous young
Jersey bull, Merry Maiden's Son, owned
at Hoods farm, Lowell, Mass. This il
tho highest amount Of insurance eyei
asked for q bull or COW. Merry Maiden's
Son is believed TO DO the most famous
Jersey bull living.
An exchange tells about a soldier boy
in town who was N of the troops who
we're fed on the canned beef diet. Ile
says the only real good thing about the
beef was that when a native would come
into camp begging, some Of the beef
would be given illm; that native would