The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-09-15
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Small Talk.

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Will Ochsner Is here today.
The schools opened Monday.
Corn and oats for sale at Blodgett's.
John Parker visited Mitchell Roosevelt
day.
Buy your paints Of Reynolds & Has
we'll.
The weather is everything to be de-
sized.
]. H. Wolf has q new rubber-tired road
wagon.
Look up j. II. VOLTS new ad on the
first page.
W. H. Wyant is confined to his home
by illness.
Old corn only 80 cents per bushel at
Blodgett's.
Light. misty, drizzling rains the first
Of the week.
Tommy Meiorstein helped swell the
crowd Sunday.
Pure ice cream now at Coffes's-by the
dish, quart or gallon.
Oysters-stewed, fried and in cans at
Cofee's. Oyster stew, % cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hammil came from
Sioux City Sunday, returning Tuesday.
A. NJ. Bowles s. Son have just received
a find line of grass mattings and rugs.
Mrs. Lucy Ryan keenan, came from
LeMars with the Sunday excursionists.
Aurora county beat Kimball 16 to 8
on the ball diamond here a week ago
today.
WILDER Seelay Of Chamberlain visited
his uncle, George Fry, the first Of the
week.
Mrs. Mae McKittrick Burton came
with the excursion party from Guthrie,
Iowa.
The Sioux Falls Canaries beat the
Chicago Marquettes again Tuesday, 16
to 10.
Don't forget the Democratic and Pop
ulist caucuses next week Thursday
night.
W. w. circuit and little daughter came
in from Sioux City with the Sunday
crowd.
Mrs. e. P. Ochsner and Alton returned
to Sioux City Tuesday with w. w,
Orcutt.
Geo. B. Savage took advantage Of the
excursion to bill the Yankton fair out
this way.
A friend Of D. Hussman's had his
pocket picked o. S25 on one Of the g K
cursion trains.
Merrill Foote will attend the Mitchell
university the coming year. He expects
to leave Tuesday.
A younger brother was the guest OF
Glad Smith Sunday aud Monday; was
among the excursionists.
The old settlers of Aurora county have
a blowout at White Lake the 22nd.
There will DO the usual sports.
Ross Warner left Tuesday morning
for Ainsworth. Neb. Charley is at pres.
ent clerking in a hotel at that place.
DR.. Hill received from Iowa this week
an artesian we'll drilling machine, and
is going to put down some wells, he says
The graduates OF the Commercial col.
lege, Mankato, Mimi, are able to earn
from $40 to 300 per month. Send fol
catalogue.
]. B. Peterson, the former popular
manager Of Smiths lumber yard, visited
friends ana acquaintance here the first
of the week.
jill. Wolf and A. e. Manson went tc
Castalia Thursday. They will also visit
Platte. Mr.. Wolf goes on business and
both will do a littlo chicken hunting.
All non residents are required by the
state law to pay a license OF $40 fol
hunting game in this state. The pen.
atty for violation Of the law is a heavy
one.
Chamberlain Register: Report has il
that III. E. Burgess, formerly depot agent
here, has quit the road and will engage
in the hoyel business at Platte, Charles
Mix county.
Hunting parties are roaming over the
country in quest Of the shy and elusive
prairie chicken. All that have showed
up in Kimball SO far are in search OF
sport merely.
Uncle Chauncey is evidently perfectly
satisfied with his part in the new school
building. Let that comfort him. In
tho meanwhile, it's up to the town to
make the best of q had deal.
a.. s. Gillen and a friend from Doom,
Iowa, were of the excursionists to stop
at Kimball. AR. Gillen drove out TO his
farm in Plain6eld. lie reports a splen,
did business ut Doon this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Foote and Miss
Anna Long, c. S. Blodgett and Miss Hat
tie, Postmaster Nugen, J.H. Wolf and
A. NJ. Bowlos were among those who
Went 10 Mitchell Wednesday to hear
Roosevelt.
There is a federal law now prohibiting
railroad companies accepting game and
poultry for shipment, and the game
wardeDs have their eyes peeled. The
chap who tries to sneak a box off by ex-
press is taking desperate chances-and
the express company and agent ditto.
A hunting party, consisting Of three
men and, heir wives, put up at tho KIM
ball house Monday night. -Four Of them
were registered from Harrison, this state,
and two from Chicago. They had two
rigs and camping outfit One of the
ladies wore a field shooting costume.
+. D. Ward is at work on the Koestcr
well on the old Doughty farm, trying to
overcome the difficulties caused by sand.
He completed tho well come months ago,
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