The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-01-27
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Small Talk.

Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Whitko,prI have a
baby boy.
State poultry show going on in Mi,cl.-
ell this week.
Mrs. j. S. Stewart aud Hazel vi ,ited in
White Lake Tuesday.
C.s. Blodgett sells the very be t Hook
ing coal at 500 a ton.
Don't forget the musicale ct the NJ. E..
church tonight-Friday.
Mrs. A. E. Manson has been visiting
with friends In Mitchell this week.
Apples, oranges, and %cranberries and
all other fruits at right prices at B. NJ.
Coffee's.
w. II. Gleckler Of Pierre Is in town for
the purpose of organizing a tent of
Maccabees.
Miss Emma Maynard will furnish the
music for the amateur performance at
the opera house Wednesday evening.
South Dakota is shipping live poultry
to California. A car load of 5000 chick.
ems left Dell Rapids last week for the
coast.
Our Willow Lake items from week to
week leads to the belief that the young
people in that township and vicinity
don't get much sleep.
The following letters remain uncalleL
for at tho Kimball postotfice: John
Berkely, John c. Larson. After thirty
days will be sent to dead letter office.
Remember that the proceeds of Break
ing His Bonds" is for the benefit OF a
library for u city understanding
which is worthy Of e%yeryone's support.
A. NJ. Andrews, who edited the Plank.
linton Standard so many years, recently
bought the Eagle at Sheldon, lowe, and
changed the name of it to the Standard.
Fred Hewling is arranging for a
dancing party at the opera house on the
evening of February s, A pleasant time
is guaranteed to all those who attend.
An oyster supper will be served at
Coffee's restaurant.
| will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash this-Saturday,
afternoon, Jan. 28-at 2 y. M, in the
postdfice building, my household fur
nitnre consisting of stoves, parlor suits,
bedroom furniture, tables and chairs
F. A. CRAFT.
Arthur Mckee went through the oper-
alton last week Of having the middle
finger of his injured hand removed at
the knuckle. The physicians said that
unless it was done he would never have
the use OF his hand. The injury was
done last fall with a grain separator.
Fred Stevens, the defaulting cashier OF
the Plankinton bank, was treasurer Of
the Masonic Lodge of this state and
$1,000 of the lodge money is gone with
the rest. The treasurer Of the Eastern
Star also lived in Plankinton and $500
Of money belonging to this organization
is tied up also.
There we're a thousand dollars worth
of shoes-mOre or less, outside and in
side-displayed at VOLTS one dav this
week. Inquiry revealed the fact that
they were the celebrated Hamilton
Brown brand of shoes. a firm, by the way
which has the reputation the best shoes,
on general lines. in the world. Mr..
Wolf he's teen fortunate in catching on
to this brand of shoes.
F. A. Craft has accepted the position
Of travelling solicitor for the CONNER
clal Mutual Insurance company of
Mitchell and expects to start on the road
Monday. This will necessitate Mr.. and
Mrs. Crafts removal to Mitchell. but
much as we would like to retain them
as residents, we hope that Frank will
make a nice thing out of his new busi-
ness, which we have no doubt he will.
DR.. Frudenteld, the well-known op-
%tician, who has visited Kimball profess
sionally SO many times. and met with
such good success and given satisfaction
so general, writes that he expects to
make another visit within o. short time,
the date Of which will be announced in
proper time. Those who have had their
eyes fitted may call upon the Doctor and
have the frames fitted exactly without
charge,
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While at Sioux Falls last week Mr..
and Mrs. Tinan had the pleasure of a
nice visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Brenne and Alice-the latter of whom has
become a nice pianist. Mr.. Brenne is
engaged in the real estate business and
is very much pleased with Sioux Falls
aud his surroundings. His health is not
OF the best, but his hundreds Of friends
in this county will wish him many
years OF health andprosperity.
Miss Emma Maynard accompanied her
father to Sioux Falls last week, while
the latter participated in the proceed
ings of the state press association. On
Friday evening Miss Emma gave a short
musicale to about fifty, most of them
newspaper men, and acquitted herself
with credit. What makes Miss Maynard
entitled TO no little praise as a mus
ician is the fact that she is almost sight
less and has perfected herself while thus
deprived of precious sight.
A cold WAYS Wednesday, morning put
a check to garden making. Tho wind
blew a gale all day from the northwest
and the temperature gradually lowered,
reaching the zero point some time dur
ing the night. The day following open
ed clear and cold, with a temperature
several points above and a delightfully."-
crisp air. At this writing it looks as
though the ice on the Missouri would
become OF sufficient thickness 10 begin
the harvest within a week--if another
warm spell does not set in. This is the
first cold weather We have Ind for sew