The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-25
Small Talk.

8. L. Drury was In town Wednesday.
Corn and oats for sale at Blodgett's.
Elmer Benedict was in the city Tues
day.
Buy your paints Of Reynolds 4 Has
we'll.
Vint Wellner has corn ripe enough to
feed.
Woodman picnic at Plankinton Sep
10.
Old corn only 80 cents per bushel at
Blodgett's.
Pure ice cream now at Cofee's-by the
dish, quart or gallon.
DR.. Mills is fitting up an office just
north Of A. s. Stuver's.
Don't forget the schoenberger recital
next Wednesday evening.
Who ever saw the last week in August
pra1ries greener than nowY
Mitchell is having Its race meeting the
last three days OF this week.
Byron Conway Of Chamberlain heard
Cores speech here Wednesday.
The Kimball Milling company is put
ting In q grain dump and scales.
A. N. Bowles & Son have just received
q find line Of grass mattings and rugs.
Prairie chickens may be shot, legally,
next week Saturday and until January l.
A German picnic on the banks OF the
Jim near Mitchell Sunday attracted 1000
people.
Plankinton votes Tuesday npon
issuing $1,000 school bonds to tako up
those now due.
A slow drizzling rain fell the greater
part Of Thursday night and we are tramp
ing in the mud again.
II the frost will keep away a few days
longer, nearly all of the corr will be ont
OF the way of the frost.
W. G. Richards picked up 300 head Of
feeders for iowa perties last week, pay.
Ing from 1915 to $3.50.
The Democrats and Populists Of Aurora
county hold their respective conventions
at Plankinton, September /.
Thomas Quirk was taken sick with
bowel trouble Wednesday and confined
to the house for several days.
w. 7. Lathrop of Case s. Lathrop,
Bankers, Plankinton, was a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Whitbeck over Sunday.
Heavy dews every night this week,
which keeps the grass fresh and green,
and a slight shower Thursday afternoon,
Mrs. F. A. Reynolds and son and Miss
Matte Barber are spending several
weeks visiting friends in Iowa and Min
nesota.
More than half the newspapers misspell
the Republican candidate for governors
uame. 1t should be spelled Herreid, moi
Herried.
Lewis Walker has left some sample
ears Of corn at McKittrick's that measure
over a foot in length and almost fully
matured.
Jolly John O'Brien. representing the
Chas. Donovan Cigar company of Sioux
City, was a pleasant caller on Friday
morning.
The ladies Of the N. E. church will
hold q lawn fete at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Mohr next Friday evening,
August 81.
The Milwaukee company runs a sleeper
from Mitchell Observation-Disclosures fol
the benefit of travellers to the G. A.. R.
reunion at Chicago.
You can save $75 on board alone by
attending the Commercial college, Man
kato, MINI. II interested, write the
school Tor particulars.
The Presbyterian ladies held a very
successful lawn fete at Robt. Barr's,
Tuesday night. taking In $19, which at
10 cents per was not at all bad.
Carl Mack has started for Alberta,
one OF the western provinces Of Canada.
to look over the country. He left on his
wheel, with which lie expects to make q
good part of the distance.
Nicholas Wellner, wife and little son,
and George Wellner, all OF Dewar, Iowa,
are gueets OF the WGllners in Cleveland
township. The men named are brothers
Of Vint and Mary Wellner.
A hot wave struck the central states
Sunday and from that section is report
cd some Of the hottest weather ever
known. It was % In Chicago. 81 at
Springfield, Illinois. and 1O3 at Peoria.
A Huron man has two alligators which
three years ago measured less than
twenty inches in length and which now
measure five feet from tip to tip. They
have been fed exclusively on Russian
thistles.
Editor and Mrs. Burkholder CT Cham
berlain have lost bydeath their little five
year-old son Charley. The end came
Saturday, after. a brief illness. Tho
GRAPHIC extends its sincere sympathy to
the afflicted parents.
Swan Suneson has skipped out. and
one. Of those to be let down for some dol
lars is the GRAPHIC. Ono of these days
q dead heat will pay up his subscription
accountant leave everyone else-and.
we may be struck BY lightning.
A big delegation Of Elks from Sioux
Falls vent to Chamberlain Tuesday, and
that night instituted q lodge In our sis
ter town. The Sioux Falls boys had a
special car, and we're we'll supplied with
Ice water and other Elk food.
A. and d. Sktnrood returned from Wis
consin Tuesday, where they were sum.