The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-12-22
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hiluuI blOuXet ,t.lu AleTTlll II OOlo Cduih
home "Wednesday a.ght to spend the holt
days.
Miss Anna W..!tzy left Wednesda!
morning for a visi. ut Sioux City and
Hawarden.
Oysters in any style at Coffse's restau-
rant. Clam chowder, hot tamales, and
Spanish stews..
G. A. Fry will attend the meeting Of
the state educational association at
Yanktoa the Goth.
Mrs. A. s. Stuver leaves Saturday
morning to spend the holidays with rel
atiyes in the east.
The city schools close this week for a
we'll earned vacation. They will recon-
yene after the holidays.
Mrs. j. P. Williamson has been serious
ly i'll for several weeks, but Is now re-
ported to be on the mend.
7. S. ReSer wants to buy all the old
rags, rubbers, copper, brass, bones, and
iron that you can bring In during the
next thirty days.
Ths Misses Pearl and Genevieve
Ochsner leave tomorrow morning to
spend the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
Orcutti i'll Sioux City.
The Presbyterian church society has
ordered a fine. new $3.50 organ for the
main assembly room. The instrument
will be here in a few days.
Clare Whitbeck accidentally got one of
his fingers into the running gear Of a
washing machine Wednesday. smashing
that member quite severely.
Guy LaFollette, who has been connect
ed with the Press at Sioux Falls for
several years, has taken a permanent
position on Hearst's Chicago American.
The young people have been down to
the lake three miles south OF town sew
eral times lately skating. There is no
recreation which can compare in health
giving exercise to skating.
The drillers struck a splendid flow Of
water last Saturday in the artesian we'll
on the j. II. Wolf farm west of town at a
depth Of about 934 feet, Tho well flows
over 70 gallons Of water per minute.
The Garnvalley Chief has just entered
upon its thirteenth year. Dye & Hill
are improving The Chief with every issue.
and we hope that they may long con-
tinue to enjoy their present gratifying
prosperity.
Through an oversight we failed to
chronicle the arrival last week of Mr.. B.
Richards, OF S IN Francisco, a nephew of
Bryan Coffee. Mr.. Richards will be
associated with Mr.. Coffee in the restau-
rant business.
w. e. Miller arrived with his family
from Waterloo, Iowa, Tuesday, for a visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Miller OF TORY Lake. Mr.. Miller was
once a resident of this county, but is
now in business III Waterloo.
W. J.. Bryan has announced his inten-
tion Of starting a weekly paper to be
called s'Tte Commoner' at Lincoln, Neb.
Mr.. Bryan will be the editor and publish
or, and will advocate and maintain tho
principles Of the Kansas City platform.
Down in the eastern part Of the state
recently, a valuable Jersey COW belong
ing to a farmer swallowed q yeast cake
and a large umbrella. The cake of Yeast
fermented and raised the umbrelIa-and
Of course the COW died in great agony.
Frank Jones left on Frlday's freight
for a %sojourn OF about six months-and
perhaps longer-in Arizona. He will
probably locate at Phoenix. Frank goes
to recuperate his health. Here's hoping
that the boy may come back IN perfect
health and,strength.
The Presbyterian Sunday school is pre-
pairing a Christmas service which will
be rendered by the children and young
people on Christmas eve. Alarge, hand
some fourteen foot Christmas tree has
been ordered, and will be suitably deco
rated for the occasion.
Rev. c. A. Sharp has written to his
former congregation here q very inter-
estiDg account OF his voyage to Korea,
which has bean passed around among
the congregation and is verv highly
priced by them. Mr.. Sharp arrived
safely and is in the best of health. The
GRAPHIC would publish the letter were it
not for its length.
w. II. Wyant ran up from Tabor, Iowa
Tuesda, to attend to some business and
see his many friends. Mr.. Wyant says
be has gained fifteen pounds since he
left Kimba!l, and his health is improving
right along-which we are more than
glad to hear. He reports his family in
the best Of health and much pleased
with their new home.
The NJ. E. Sunday school is preparing
a nice program for Christmas eve. The
center of attraction Will be a full Pledged
Ferris wheel" loaded with presents and
good things for the little ones. Presents
intended for distribution from the wheel
On Christmas eve should b. left at the
home Of Mrs. Dams on Saturday after.
noon or at the church Monday.
Capt. Van Houten Of Canton, the man
who carried a cannon over a railroad
bridge in the face Of the enemy. while iDs
command OF company D, First South
Dakota regiment in the Philippines,
according to q Washington dispatch has
been granted a pension Of $40 month.
Capt. Van Houten, as a result OF his
Philippine campaign has been suffering
poor health. His life upon one or two
occasions since his return had been dis
paired of.
Prevented q Tragedy.
Timely information given Mrs. George
Long of New StTaitsvilie, Ohio, prevent