The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-10-28
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Small Talk.

Prof. Bateman next week.
Parker isiio have a creamery.
Ell. Drury was here Tuesday.
Jas. Kinselia was here over Sunday.
John Smith has bought Fred Manners
farm.
DR.. NJ. G. Frlker Is here from Lyman
county.
Ernest Mohr visited in Alexandria
Monday.
Halloween is next Tuesday. Keep of
our grass.
Ernest ButteT(eld now attends the
high school.
Sam Montague is having a tussle with
rheumatism.
0. G. Eastman and family have moved
to Hand county.
Peter Smith is clerking in Ochsner's
department store.
Miss Grace Waterbury is again at a
case IN the index ONCE.
j.. P. Bulls Of Torrey Lake will put
down an artesian we'll soon.
Coffee has received a fine, fresh lot Of
oranges. Go and sample them.
Dir. R. G. Drake will be at his dental
office in Kimball, Nov. 6 to Is.
Jas. Byrne has purchased the house
now occupied by George Savage.
Inquire at Reynolds & Haswell's for
particulars Of that organ bargain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Barnes of White
Lake were shopping in the city Monday.
We have on hand some extra copies of
the tax list which may be had for the
asking.
Fred Warner will move into the house
on Second street. soon to be vacated by
Jesse Hiatt.
F.. A. Harrison, who has been painting
Geo. James house, returned to White
Lake, Tuesday.
In a proclamation just issued Presi.
dent Mckinley has named November &C
as Thanksgiving day.
The latest developments in the Boer'
Britain war will be found on the inside
pages of the GRAPHIC.
Hog cholera, or a disesae very similar
to it, is prevalent among the swine i1
TOrrey Lake township.
Reynolds & Haswell have been improv
ing their prescription case. 1t is nov
q model Of convenience.
The residence on Second street lately
purchased by Fred Warner, has beer
sold by him to S. Moulton.
Reynolds & Haswell have a fne, al
most new Story & Clark organ, which
they will sell at a bargain.
The roof on the Ochsner Hardware
%company's new warehouse Is covered
with asphalt ireproof paper.
Miss Bertha Kinsella commenced
term Of school in the Bone schoolhous
IN Highland township Monday.
Fried oysters, oyster chips, scailope'
oysters and stewed oysters at Coffee's
Bulk oysters, 40 cents per quart.
Bryan Coffee now has fresh and sal
fish on sale every Thursday night an
Friday, and the very best to be had.
Registered county warrants to and in
GLIDING No. $500 have been called 70
payment and interest thereon ceases.
A letter for w. Bibrok remains IN
called for at Kimball pcstofice. Ate
thirty DAYS will be sent to dead lette
Office.
Don't forget Prof. BatemaD, the phre
nologist, at the opera house all of mex
week. Admission 20 cents. First lee
ture free.
Prof. Rateman, the phrenologist, ez
hibits every evening after his lecture
royal Egyptian mummy over thre
thousand years old.
White Lake Wave: Mrs. Agnes Hate
Of Colorado and Miss Stella Ryan Q
Kimball were guests Of Mrs. II. Hofmeis
ter on Friday Of last week.
We understand that George Savag
will move into the house on Secon
street belonging to Geo. c. Whitaker
and now occupied by Or. Hill.
L. Il. Nedrow has bought the Milo Mi
Ter farm in Pleasant Grove, which h
Will move onto in the spring. Mr.. Ned
row new lives in Eagle township.
Frank B. AiEsworth of Indianapoli
is in the city in the interests Of a lii
insurance company. Mr.. Ainsworth j
a very pleasant gentleman to meet.
Miss Katie Wolf Of Hampton, Ia, VIII
has been visiting her uncles, the VOL
brothers, and their families for thre
weeks, returned home Tuesday morning
White Lake Wave: II. P. Jones. tn
Kimtall marble man, wos doing bus
ness in town Monday and lighted tn
Wave den with his smiles for about te
minutes.
The Minneapolis Journal is receiyin
one cent contributions from all over-th
Northwest, from children. for the puI
pose Of presenting Dewey with a mic
watch as a token of the esteem of til
little folks.
Geo. Nelson of Buffalo county. VIII
was before Judge Garland at Sioux Fall
last week en- the charge OF obstrnctiD
the mails, was given Il verv light eel
: tence, there being extenuatlng circum
!: stances, it is said.
! Miss Nora Reber arrived homo Wei
y nesday evening for a brief visit. W
] understand that she will not return ,
Aberdeen, but has in contemplation til
acceptance OF a position on an FL
Point newspaper.
/ S. Josephson is advertising a sale fo
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