The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-10-14
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Small Talk.

lain, Monday.
+. A. Reynolds advertises a real estate
snap elsewhere. Look it up.
Miss Jocye VanZante went to Buffalo
county Notwithstanding.
Rev. N. P. johnson is attending NJ. E..
conference at Huron this week.
Rev. Bouska Of Tabor has been the
guest Of Rev. Gaydousek this week.
Rev. D. S. Brown and A. s. Stuyer also
went to Aberdeen to attend Synod.
w. A. Hoobler is building a barn on
his newly purchased property near the
mill.
Mrs. Arthur Mckee returned Thursday
night from a visit of several months in
Iowa.
You will a v money by contracting
your hard and soft coal ut once.-JoHN
PARKER.
The Kimball House has installed q
nice new gasoline chandelier as a feature
of the office reading table.
Mrs. rs. Reber has gone to Madison
and Aberdeen 10 visit her daughters,
Misses Winnie and Elenora.
Frank Craft wa here this week. He
is now in Mitchell making arrangements
to move his family here soon.
Ed Pomeroy of Nashua, Iowa, came in
Wednesday evening for a short visit with
his sister, Mrs. A. c. Mhitbeck.
Rev. CA. Sharp went to Aberdeen
Thursday morning to attend the meet
ing of the Presbyterian Synod.
Fried oysters, oyster chips, scalloped
oysters and stewed oysters at Coffee's.
Bulk oysters, 40 cents per quart.
G. S. Blodgett has his coal bins full
of coal to sell at lowest prices. Go and
see him before you buy or contract.
Bryan Coffee now has fresh and salt
fish on sale every Thursday night and
Friday, and the very best to be had.
Luther Hall, a brother Of Mesdames
Parker and Pierce, returned 10 his home
in Lost Nation, Iowa, Tuesday morning
after a short visit here.
After this week the creamery will rur
only OF Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays
and Saturdays. Patrons will please take
notice.
r-I II stn1f mill boNyn ar, %ro nj, horn Cot
urday and Monday a car of the fines,
Dakota potatoes. Don't fail TO see hin
before buying elsewhere.
have n Of the largest stocks Of lum
Der in Brule county. All bought befor,
the last raise of $1.50 per thousand
Figure with me before buying elsewhere
JOHN PARKER.
A crokinole social will be given at tn
home of F. c. Smith in this city mex
Tuesday evening by the ladies' Aid SO
clety Of the NJ. f. church. AL are in
vited to attend.
Will our town subscribers and other
who have copies of last weeks issue 0
the GRAPHIC that they have read and cal
spare, kindly bring or send them in. l
will greatly oblige.
The following letters remain uncalle
for at the Kimball postofice: Miss Ma,
He!enbolt, Marion Helenbolt and MI
Renets. After thirty days will be sen
to dead letter office.
Sd. Snyder will have a car OF fame
Early Ohio potatoes on the track here tn
first Of next week. A special price viii
be given to those taking them direc
from the car. Leave your orders at tn
store.
The Myrtle Vinton company went Yves
on Mondays freight to Chamberlain
where they held the boards four nights
The company is somewhat larger thai
it was last year. They passed up thi
town for some reason.
Uncle Geo. C. Whitaker has recent
purchased the house and property O.
Second street, now occupied by DR.. Hill
for his adopted son, Willy. This a yer
generous gift for Mr.. Whitaker TO max
and should be appreciated.
Plankinton Standard: W.. A. Hooble
of Klmball was a caller at this office FIR
day In company with S. D. Brown. I
the early SOS Mr.. Hoobler was. a residen
Of Washington township, but has been
resident Of Brule county for severa
years.
While threshiDg at M. Schuman's Sa
urday Arthur Mckee, who was feedin
the separator, had the misfortune OF ge
ting his right hand into the cylinder
breaking one finger and St yerely cuttin
the hand. He considers himself luck
that the accident was not worse.
For the first time in oyer ten years OF
print paper failed to arrive in time II
last weeks edition, compelling Il
GRAPHIC to go to press with a shortal
of paper, resulting in a limited edition
Those outside the county who failed
. receive their regular copy will thus vi
derstand the reason.
The GRAPHIC printed some bills fl
c. II. Rea this week. advertising n b
public sale to take place on his farm OF
mile cast and one mile south of Coy
postofice on Thursday, Oct. 10. Mr.. RI
has a large amount OF live stock, far
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machinery, household goods. etc, an
his sale will doubtless be largely atten,
ed.
Frank Craft, the genial ~all-aroun