The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-07-28
Small Talk.

Ball game today.
GannYalley VS., Kimball.
E. P. Ochsner Is expected tonight.
Corn and oats for sale at Blodgett's.
Jay Barnes was In town Wednesday.
Buy your paints Of Reynolds & Has
we'll.
j. A. Smith was in town the first Of the
week.
The boxers have even shocked the Sui.
tan OF Turkey.
Eastern Star lawn fste at Or. WHY'S
tonight-Friday.
R. Lumbard returned Monday to hts
home In Des Moines.
Mrs. F. E. Miller. and Clate returned
feon Iowa Saturday.
Miss Nellie Plummer lie a guest of Mrs.
G. R. Tinan this week.
Pure ice cream now at C%offe5s-by the
dish, quart or gallon.
Hemphin & Word got in a new we'll
drilling outfit Monday.
Ivory o. Clark was among the visitors
from the west end Wednesday.
The latest news Of the Chinese trouble
will be found on the second page.
John Kuchera left Tuesday morning
for the North Dakota harvest fields.
Mrs. James Cordiner OF Clear Lake
is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Willy.
A. NJ. Bowles s. Son have just received
a find line OF grass mattings and rugs.
The GRAPHIC building has been
frightened with a coat Of paint this
week.
Quite a large delegation Of .Kimbal
people took in the circus at Chamberlain
Wednesday.
The Chinese soldier gets $12 q year
and when called upon to dght earnl
about half OF 1t.
Mrs. Fla. Reynolds and Morris ant
Miss Matte Barber are visiting in Han(
county this week.
j. II. Wolf is painting his house an
barn, and it adds greatly to the appear
ance Of the premises.
Rev. j.. N. Fulford is visiting in Mitch
ell. He will visit his son in Lyman
county before returning.
Miss Getel A. Lowe, reader and imper
senator, will give an entertainment a
the NJ. 3. church, August 2.
Miss Susie Cook is Postmaster Nugen'
new deputy. Miss Cook enters upon he
new duties Monday morning,
Geo. Fry went to Chamberlain Mon
day. Mr.. Fry has been laid up the pas
three weeks with rheumatism.
CD. MAYNARD went to Sioux Fall
Tuesday to attend g meeting Of the POI
nlist state central committee.
You can get two weeks tuition free q
the Commercial college, Mankato, MINI
1t YOU enter between Sept. 8 and 10.
Father Kroeger, the Catholic prizes,
physician Of Epiphany has gone to th
Paris exposition and will be away tw
months.
Lester Miller returned from Iowa So
urdav night, where he has been for th
past few months operating p~hotograp
galleries.
A base ball game between the loca
nine and the G%annvalley club has bee
arranged to take place here this-Frida
Afternoon.
Calf misunderstanding pencils
Warranted to dehorn fifty CALVES with
out pain or loss Of appetite. For sale b
Geo. w. james. (955)
A. C. Whitbeck and Clare went I
Plankinton Tuesday. the former to al
tend to some banking business and til
latter to see the surkus.
Miss Jessie Beebe has been elected Il
the position OF primary teacher In tn
city schools, to fill vacancy caused by til
resignation Of Miss Cook.
Roger Kinsella, who has been connect
ed with the Kimhall p~ostofice as deput
for several years, has resigned his pos
|ition and will go into stock raising wit
his father.
Clare Whitbeck is happy over III
possession Of a fine dog which arrive
by express Tuesday night. The dog /
broken to harness and an outfit has beel
ordered for him.
Steps are being taken to organize
brass Dand In Kimball. A subscription
paper to raise funds with which to pa
an instructor was circulated by Henr
Hinrichs this week.
A p~icked-up nine played the regula
nine on the Kimball diamond a wee
ago today, and the picked uD nine mad
1t interesting enough to tie the score
to Gin six inninQe.
Creamery butter is now worth 20 cent
IN New York, as against Is cents q yen
ago. The price holds up we'll, hayin,
been from ~ cents to 2cents highe
than last year all the season.
Persons who have used it say. that W
have the best brand OF paint on sale i
town. The best IN appearance, best Ii
variety OF colors and best in wearin,
qualities. Reynolds 4 Haswell.
The following letters remain uncalle
for at the Kimball postofice. After 8
days wilt be sent to the dead letter toffc.
. viz: Miss w. Smith, D. Letcher, Esq
W. D. Flemming, A. Bryant, Esq.
Buffalo is happy over an artesial
well-the first n In the county.
was put down BY Jas. Haylik and Fran
Urban. Agood flow Of water was struc
at $50 feet. 1t is a two-inch we'll an
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