The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20
Small Talk

L'oA Wy u Sd.upIo Vuttut UtIUto 91u
vote, aud study 1t.
County Auditor Henegar came up from
Chamberlain THURSDAY.
Guy Smith and Will Pomeroy were .np
from Platte Monday night.
Seine customer OF Matson's is going
to get a so pound bar OF saap.
Oysters-stcwed, fried and In cans at
Coffre's. Oyster stew, Is cents.
Remember the big sale at "a. A. Gpp-
perts in Red Lake, Thursday, October %.
See that you are registered to vote.
All voters must have their names en-
rolled.
w. q. Richards delivered a lot of
butcher stock for an Iowa man tn, first
Of the week.
The Bryan club has opened a head
quarters in the room next north Of Nc
Kittrickt store.
Look up bills for particulars OF the big
sails on the A. A. Garpprt stock ranch,
thursday, UctnOer 20.
DR.. Rogers 0f White Lake called DR..
Willy over Saturday for consultation on
q couple OF critical cases.
Frank Duba, a young man from the
south part OF the county. is a new bank
clerk with &C. Mh,tbcrk.
To Ryan came Up from Menno Mon
day night after Mrs, Ryalrand tia baby
They returned Wednesday.
Two l.uii.lrcd hrhd Of cattle sold at
auction at Red Lake postotlice, October
%. j. p. Beebe, a%uctirneer.
Twenty-Five people went from Kimball
TO see Ranna at Mitchell Thursday. The
outside attendance was very small.
There was a beautiful white frcsl Mon
day night, and it was frosty enough to
make ice the thickness OF window glass.
November rs, and 8 are the dates for
the next regular professional visit OF DR..
Frudenfeld, the Sioux Falls optician. CT
When You come to vote on the dispen-
sary amendment, place a cross IN front
of the word "Yes." This votes TO repeal
II.
The South Dakota ballot will be a
pretty fair size, 1924 inches, but the
Nebraska ballot will be just double that,
SKA feet.
DR.. Willy came in Monday and gave
us Tia very good news that a baby girl
had just arrived at the home of AIR. and
Mrs. Peter Dplirc.
The Republicans expect Bartlett Trip
here 10 sneak some evening next week
or the week following. The exact date
has rot been fixed.
sNothing succeeds like success" At,
tend the Commercial college, Mankato.
MIMI, and you will Succeed In 5usi-
ness" Send for catalogue.
The law in regard to marking ballots
was changed by the last legislature.
Read the instructions for marking bal-
lots before attempting to vote.
W. Il. Early. father OF Mrs. NJ. A. Willy,
arrived from Bushnell. Illlaois. Wednes-
day night for a visit. His coming was a
complete surprise to the Willys.
Merrill Foote came up from Mitchell
Sunday and visited with his parents
t%wenty-four hours. Merrill says that he
is very much pleased with his school.
N. W. Simmons, teacher OF elocuti0n
and voice culture, will give an enter
tainment at the Presbyterian church
MISUNDERSTANDING ut s O'Clock. Ad-
mission ten cents.
Eustace Ward has o pair Of badly
smashed hands. While fishing for a
pipe in the well on the Engbert place
the rope broke and his hands got caught
between The tools and the pipe.
Those who have been fitted by II. H.
Frudenfeli, the optician, are requested
to cali o lin during his next visit.
October Z, s aud 8, so that the glasses
may he adjusted, rte. There will be no
charge. CO
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Reber arrived from
Waterloo, Iowa, Tuesday evening. MIR.
Reber was a resident OF this county ten
years ago. Mrs. Rehpr is a daughter OF
Cornelius Miller. They will visit With
the Millers and Npdrowa.
W. q. Ochsner arrived Tuesday night
with q train load Of yearling cattle from
Denver. They went through to the
river and will be run on the reservation.
e. P. Ochsner went down the next day
to see the critters and pronounces them
a fine lot.
Lester Miller las gone to Platte to
operateSa photograph gallery for NJ. E.
Burgess. Lester ia the best artist IN
this part OF the state and there will be
no need Of Charles Mix county people
going away from home to- have their
"picters took"
F.E. Miller llas tas,n the agency for
tho Eldredge sewing machine. This is a
standard machine, and ono OF the best
made. Mr.. Miller has n at his store,
where he will lie pleased to show it to
anyone interested in the purchase of a
new machine.
r. F. T%erpsnning has, left PukwaDa
aud with Dr. Trcon has opened a drug
store in Chamberlain ut Leo Henegar's
old stand, under the name Of Terpenning
81 Treon. Both arr skilled In medicines
land 1t makes a good continuation. We
hear that they have q very handsome
store.
The last number Of: The Breeders
Gazette Is worth o years subscription 10
any breeder Of beet cattle. It contains a
complete history Of tho shorthorn and
Hereford associations. with numerous
illustrations and articles on these two
great beef bleeds, together with pictures
o. prominent breeders on both sides of
the Atlantic.