The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-02-03
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Small Talk.

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Corn and oats for sale at Blodgett's.
The school lands are leased March Is.
Jay Barnes was up from White Lake
Wednesday.
j. NJ. Green came up from Chamber
lain this morning.
Glen McKittrick has gone to Iowa to
visit his parents.
Hairy Wentzy found TIME to make his
usual Monday visit.
Tom Weiss was laid up with the grippe
the first Of the week.
Miss Sophie Sicko is back in her old
position at j.. II. VOLTS.
c. S. Blodgett sells the very best Hook
ing coal at 500 a ton.
The Ochsner company are displaying
a large stock OF valentines.
LII. Wait was here ever Sunday. The
hoy Was out on business trip.
The Ochsner Hardware company re-
ceiyed this week a lot Of blacklee yac.
cine.
Apples, oranges, and %cranberries and
all other fruits at right prices at f. NJ.
Coffee's.
Peter Delire has thought hest to close
his hotel to the public until Mrs. Delire
is improved in health.
The fund for General Lawton's fam
lily has reached $4,000. The promoters
started to raise $500 only.
A Minnesota man advertised for q lost
COW and three days after she came back
with a calf. 1t do pay to advertise.
This Office has two hrst-class, high
grade typhwriters-one more than we
need and either Of which is for sale very
cheap.
The county commissioners meet next
week. The principal business is the Sc
lection OF a superintendent for the
poor farm.
The ice havest began for the first time
gu the Missouri at Chamberlain yester-
day. Ice for the creamery house is ex-
pected up today-Friday.
DR.. Willy was called to Pleasant Grove
township Thursday TO set a broken leg
for Gustave Schroeder. Team ran away
with a watertank and he fell under the
wheels.
Pukwana Press: Jos. Els7n tells the
Press that he recently sold two nine
months-old calves for $1s each. And he
states that they had nothing but cream
cry separator milk.
Matthias Marty received this week a
beautiful 1ndian-tanned elk-skln from
A. F. Daclos. Cheyenne agency. 1t will
make n very valuable robe and Mr.. Mar
ty naturally prizes the gift very mucn.
A.. S. Stuyer left on Friday mornings
train, business and destination not dis
covered. Talk that he has gone after
a bride; some say TO California; others
that he has gone to settle the difficulty
in Kentucky.
The g0yarnorship fcud in Kentucky
resulted IN the attempted assassination
OF Vim. Goebel, the democratic contest
ant. He was shot down in the state
house yard by n concealed foe and at
this writing lies at the point Of death.
Shortly after, the legislature onsted Tay-
lor and declared Goebel legal governor
and the administration IS now in the
hands OF the Democrats.
The Brady boys of Cleveland township
sold fifteen head OF three-year.o old steers
fo' an even $500. They paid 5000 for
the bunch two years ago, which shows a
profit OF $50 u head. aud without a
pound of grain being fed. 1t is a pretty
good illustration Of what can be done in
Brule county in the stock business in
the hands Of such men as the Brady
Boys.
Mrs. Brigham, daughter OF the late J.
+. Ccnant, died at her home in Bancroft,
Iowa, last week. The remains were
brought to Mitchell for interment. Mrs.
Brigham was we'll known to all the old
er residents of Kimball and wa a
charming woman, greatly beloved by all
who knew her. The GRAPHIC extends it's
sincere sympathy to the afflicted hus-
band. young daughter and son, and to
the mourning mother, brother, and sis
tiers who will so greatly miss her.
We have had good snug winter wea-
ther for the past week. Mercury drop
ped to IA below Sunday night, the cold
est of the winter, and a strong north
west wind for a couple Of days made it
seem all the more severe. Monday
night It was 10 below. The sun has
shown brightly, though. every day and
there has been TO snow. Tuesday gave
us almost a chinook wind. and it looked
like a big thaw, but the wind swung
more to The north and saved the ice crop.
1t began nodersting Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitbeck aud children
reached Los Angeles two weeks ago.today
and are very nicely quartered at tho Ho-
tel Broadway. MIR. and Mrs. Snyder and
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker have Accommodations
not far away. Mr.. Whitbeck is not much
stuck on New Orleans and they remained
there but three or four days. Los An
geles, on the other hand surpasses expec-
ta.ions. Business, though, he SAYS is
very much over done. and for this reason
living is cheap. There ere 500 doctors
and as many lawyers. Mr.. Whitbeck
learned in New Orleans what most nor
thern tourists discoyer-that the winter
resort folks live on oranges in summer
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