The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-12-29

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G. Farrand Manson is at Chamberlain
this week writing up tho tax list for tho
Kimball State bank.
viii Walker came in Fiiday night
from Iowa. where he has been at work
the past two months.
Guy Smith and Lester Miller drove un
from Platte Sunday. Lester has decided
not TO return to Platte.
Rev. Peterson will preach at the Jones
school hous3 in Plummer township Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs.. A. Weeks arrived from Charles
City, Iowa, Monday night to visit with
her many friends in this city.
SEVERN Tobiasan returned from Nor
way Tuesday. He was accompanied bya
couple Of old country friends.
Registered county warrants to and In
Guiding No. 1876 have been called for pay
ment, and interest thereon ceases.
Mrs. R. A. Coates and children went to
Wisconsin Wednesday for a visit, and
our genial agent now looks forlorn.
Miss Nellie Plummer arrived from
Tyndall Saturday to spend her vacation
with her sister, Mrs. B. +. Ochsner.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Tinan are expected
home this-Friday-evening from their
visit of five weeks in Ohio ard Iowa.
The GRAPHIC hopes that the year 1901
may bring %uubounded prosperity and
happiness to Its readers and friends
every where.
Mrs. NJ. E. Long and daughter Anna
are attending the meeting OF the South
Dakota Educational association at Yank-
ton this week.
T. 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.
"The boys think there is no one quite
SO good as Robt. Barr and rs a token Of
their esteem presented him with a box of
fine cigars for a Christmas present.
Advertised letters: The following let
ters remain uncalled for at the postoffice
in Klmball. After thirty days will be
sent to dead letter office, viz: Mr..
G. II. Bryop.
The GRAPHIC acknowledges receipt OF
an invitation to the reception and in.
augural ball to be held at the Locke
hotel at the state capital on Tuesday
evening, January 8.
A Vinton Iowa, jeweler was the lucky
winner Of The magnificent John Pierce
residence in Sioux City. 1t wasn't every.
body who got a nice big house and lot in
their stocking for Christmas.
The turkey which President Mckinley
Toasted upon Christmas was a magnif.
cent bird sent to the president from
Dublin, Va. Its feathers were pure
white, and the bird was shipped alive.
A. G. Kingsbury has taken a position
with the j. H. Queal Lumber company,
which is operating about seyenty-fve
yards in the northwest. Mr.. Kingsbury
says he does not know for sure yet Just
where he will DO located, but expects it
will be somewhere III this state.
Tickets to the inaugural bali at Pierre
in January will be So. All state officers
and members OF the legislature will re-
celye complimentary tickets from the
city OF Pierre. The tickets Antitle one
couple admission to the banquet, which
will be seryed at the Locke Hotel.
The weather turned colder Saturday,
with an unpleasant northwest wind, and
a furry Of snow on Sunday and Monday
made US think we were going to have the
old traditional Christmas. On Wednes-
day, however, the weather warmed up
again and everything is lovely once more.
At the Presbyterian church Christmas
eye a handsome Christmas tree was
suitably decorated, and a nice program
by the children and young people was
gone through with, everything passing
off like clockwork. At thu Methodist
church a large sixteen foot Ferris wheel
decorated with bunting and loaded with
presents was the order of things. The
program here, also, was very entertain.
ing. The Presbyterian church society
presented their pastor with a handsome
silver table service, aud the Methodists
remembered their pastor with a Cine
secretary and chair.