The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-01-20
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Small Talk.

Frank Craft wal at Mitchell Wednes-
day.
b. Coffee. served supper for the dancers
last night.
Miss Lizzie Gregg is visiting in Mitch
ell this week.
James Brown was up from Chamber
lain Tuesday.
A pleasant time is reported from the
dance last night.
C.S. Blodgett sells the very best Hook
ing coal at $500 ton.
w. L. McCrery left this morning for a
visit at GAINESVILLE, Iowa.
Hon. W. 7. LaFollette was q pleasant
caller Thursday morning.
Mrs. E. s. Stewart of Edgerton was
visiting here the first OF the week.
Judge Grayblll and Or. Treon were
Chamberlain visitors here Tuesday.
f. F. Miller and Lewis Walker were
bo.h sick in bed the fist of the week.
Tho Brule county Teachers associa-
ton meets at Pukwana today-Saturday.
For lack Of space We were obliged to
cut ont some of our township news this
week.
Registered county warrants to and in
Guiding 7,15O have been called for pay
ment.
John Stewart had the misfortune to
lose a wallet containing twenty dollars
Tuesday.
Miss Anna Long returned to her stu
dies at the Mason City high school Mon.
day morning.
A Buffalo county farmer saw a mea-
dow lark last week. singing as chipper
as you please.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Ochsner visited with
relatives and friends at Chamberlain
over Sunday.
Harry Wentzy and Fred LaFollette
have gone to Sioux Falls to attend the
press meeting.
Charley Ochsner Of Carthage visited
with his brothers Ed and Ben in this
city Saturday.
Ed. S. Whitaker. elocutionist and i'm
%personator, q. Methodist church, Friday
evening, Jan. 26.
G. d. Rose has bought a nico Jersey
COW and bull calf, both full bloods, from
a Charles Mix man.
Editor Kirk Of the Castalia Record-Re
publican made us a nice call and talked
shop for an hour Monday morning.
c. j. Maynard, accompanied BY Miss
Emma, went to Sioux Falls Thursday
morning to attend the press meeting.
Remember the musical entertainment
at the NJ. f. church Friday evening, Jan.
26. A nice program is being prepared.
Tho payments for December milk by
the creamery this week top all previous
pgices-the average being way above a
dollar.
Rev. Henry Whitaker Of Concord, Neb
arrived Wednesday evening for a visit
with his parents, bIr. and Mrs. Geo. G
Whitaker.
The herds of stock being wintered in
town are daily driven out on the prairies
to feed. Terrible country to pass the
winter IN, this.
Ed. S. Whitaker, elocutionist and i'm
personator, Of Mitchell Will be a leading
feature OF the concert at the NJ. E. churcl
next Friday evening.
Henry Gullicksen has finally secured {
fine artesian we'll on his farm. The
well is two incues in diameter and flow!
about a barrel a minute.
Rev. Father Bouska, formerly a we'll
liked pastor here, now Of a very success
full parish at Tabor, was visiting Kim
ball friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Tinan loft for Siou,
Falls Thursday morning, where NJ:
Tinan attends the winter meeting 0
the state press association.
Plantations new bank started Mon
day. W. G. Montgomery is president,
W. Sanford vice president, snd II. v
Sears, cashier; all of Chamberlain.
County Treasurer Ames spent satul
day in town irving to collect persona
taxes, hut with not very good auccess-
but he is gong to keep after them.
The Castalla Record Republican say
that the Armour stock buyers have
trust, and advises the Charles Mix farm
ers to market their hogs in Kimball G
White Lake.
Peter Smith has bought the house an
lot on South Main street now occupie
by Eugene Mclaughlin, and expects I
take possession about the twentieth I
next month.
The pleasing comedY-drama by Dial,
breaking His Bonds" will be put on til
boards mt the Kimba!l opcra-lloase by
home talent company on WeGnesds
evening, January 81.
The Pabst Brewing company have Ia
u gang of carpenters at work the pas
week building . 20x50 cold storag
house on the railroad ground near til
creamery. This will do away with an
fear OF a beer famine,
Thursday afternoon DR.. Marks ampu
tated Arthur McKee's finger, which wa
broken in the cylinder Of a separator las
fall. The finger had entirely healed, bu
for some reason was so stiff as to reDde
the entire hand almost helpless.
Farmers who like to look at nice stoc
even if they can't raise the money t
have them-should step down to Rici
ards & Monlton's yards and look owe
their bunch OF full hlnods and grad
bull calves, Herefords and Shorthorns
They sold a couple of the best this weel
John Smith bought a full blood Here
ford.
Mr.. John WOlbGrt and Miss Jane Glenn