The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-07-14

Small Talk.


Plankinton has acircus the 9Th.
Corn and oats for sale ut Blodgett's.
The town Is cutting weeds. Good
thing.
Mrs. Aaron Doty- went to Parkston.
Monday.
Chamberlain is happy over a circus 10
be the 25th.
Guy Smith came up from Platte on his
wheel Monday night.
A. C. Whitbeck went to Oacoma Mon
day night 70: a day.
CD. Maynard and Jonn Stewart went
to Yankton Monday.
Pure ice cream now at Coffe }s-by the
dish, quart or gallon.
v. Fousek boarded the train Tuesday
morning for Yankton.
Sunday was one Of the most delight
full days of the summer.
Or. LaShier Of Armour reports a case
OF small p0x near Geddes.
Jesse Hiatt and Aaron Doty attended
the convention at Yankton.
Little Frank Richards has been quite
sick for the past two weeks.
T.. P. Ochsner and the boy are in Wis
consin for a two weeks visit.
A. NJ. B0wles & Son have Just received
a find line of grass mattiDgs and rugs.
Mrs. +. E. Miller and Clate are expect
ed from their Iowa visit Saturday night.
The county commissioners finished
their work for the July session on Mon
day.
Bring your county warrants to the
GRAPHIC Office, and have them cashed at
par.
Miss Mamie Reynolds returned the
first Of the week from her visit to Hand
county.
|. A. Weeks and Matthias Marty are
attending the Democratic convention at
Yankton.
Two cows were killed by lightning on
the Barnes ranchin Plummer early Mon.
day morning.
Matson is stirring up the natives this
week by a lot Of new advertising in to.
days GRAPHIC.
y. w. Taubman Of Plankinton was
named as one Of the committee to notify
Bryan OF bis nomination.
Isaac Olson returned from his trip
across the river Monday, and is now at
bis place in the Ochsner harness shop.
De Smet News: De Smet creamery
passed its million mark in June. Tota
receipts for the month, 1,O35,275 pounds.
The second session Of the South Oak
ota EpwoIth Assembly will be held at
Ashland Park, Huron, July 2l-31.
Do not forget that the fall term Of the
Commercial college, Mankato, MINI.
VIII open September 8. Get one Of their
illustrated catalogues.
Tho following letter remains uncalled
fo7 at the Kimball postofice: Miss Tony
sladek. After thirty days will be sent
to the dead letter Office.
Mckinley is worried about Ohio, and
at his request Gen. Dick has resigned
from the national committee to take
charge OF the Ohio campaign.
De Smet News: The Lake Preston
creamery paid 6S cents a hundred for
four per cent milk for the month OF
May. Average test about 3.8.
One of Bee Lunn's little girls fell
from a horse Wednesday and broke her
arm. Dr.. Willy reduced the fracture
and reports the little one doing well.
One of the Steiner boys OF Eagle bruls.
ed his knee a couple Of weeks ago and a
few days since 1T suddenly stiffened. He
went to Epiphany Tuesday is see DR..
Kroeger.
Huron contributed over 5000 to the
famine sufferers OF India, and raised the
money in n day. This is not bad for a
town that nearly went broke OH q cap
ital campaign.
S.R. Nugen was out to Vint Wellner's
place Sunday and says the GRAPHIC did
not lie a bit about Vint's big corn. He
hrough in a stalk with two two we'll
formed ears on tito prove it.
DR.. %Frndenfeld. the opticisn, was here
two days this week AMI did a splendid
business. The doctor takes great pains
with all#his patrons and is building UP a
sElendsd reputation throughou. the
state.
Last week was a had one for fires in
this state. Most Of them were started by
lightning, while others were from causes
unknown. Washington Syringe had one
of The big ones-fyc store buildings
burned.
Last week was cool AMI pleasant here
audit seemed loGbly so after the. hot
windy week preyious-but it was fear
fully hot in Chicago and other eastern
points. There were several deaths daily
from the heat in Chicago.
Ernest Lumbard went 10 Oacoma
Thursdnd night To- take charge of,the
Case & Whitbeck bank during a two
week absence Of Cashier Smith visiting
his parents at Hawarden, Iowa. Will
Smith comes w tonight from the Plan
kinton bank to take Lumbard's place iu
the Wtitbeck bark herr.
1t may interest some people to know
that itisa common occurance for cattle
to getinto the Catholic cemetery and
walk over the graves. This Ia not the
fault Of those who own the cattle, but at
those who have allowed tho fence 10 be-
come no protection whatever and a gen
eral neglect of the grounds.
WatprtOWn PtibIic Oninfon. A NJ