The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-18
Small Talk.

W0lr mas some new locals this week.
Tho cool nights are a reminder OF fall.
Buy your paints of Reynolds & Has
well.
Capt. James Cliggitt was in town
Wednesday.
About fifty went from here TO Sioux
City Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Whitkop was quite i'll
Tuesday.
A. G. Whitbeck went TO Plankinton
this morning.
Mrs. I. s. Reber Is slowly recovering
from her long illness.
Pure ice cream now ut Coffe5s-by the
dish, quart or gallon.
Fred Whitkop Is working Oh one OF
Wards artesian we'll rigs.
Miss. Jocye Vanzante returned Monday
night from q visit In Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Tinan returned from
Big Stone lake Wednesday.
DR.. Drake will be at his dental Office
in Kimball August 16 to 25.
A. NJ. Bowles & Son have Just received
a find line OF grass mattings and rugs.
The Milwaukee will run another big
excursion to Chamberlain September 0.
The smoke stack at the mill was blown
down by the high wind Of Monday night.
Miss Winnie Reber will teach In the
Armour public schools the coming year.
twenty-five Elks from Sioux Falls In
stitute a lodge III Chamberlain Tuesday
night.
Miss. Eta Morris left Tuesday for
Chicago. to remain some months study
ing music.
Willow Lake beat Waldro playing ball
at Glad Smiths place Saturday by a score
of 81 to 10.
Mrs. Wood, mother of John Wood, left
Saturday for Hurley, Ia. to visit her son,
w. B. Wood.
After q hard fight in the courts, NJ.
Novotny has finally been discharged
from bankruptcy.
Miss. Pearl Ochsner returned from
Chamberlain Saturday and Mrs. B. F.
and Geneyieye Monday.
Peter Smith arranges some attractive
show windows at Ochsners-and he has
the goods to do 1t with.
f. P. Ochsner returned from Sioux City
Wednesday and with him his daughter,
Mrs. w. w. Orcutt, and child.
James Byrne and sister are entertain
ing their sister, Mrs. Murphy, and child
rem, Of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin.
]. II. Wolf has Just received a full car
load Of Mccormick corn binders, nearly
all Of which are already sold.
A telegram twas received Thursday
that Mrs. Byrue had submitted to an
oneration and was doing nicaly. z4
Mrs. w. L. McCrery went to Parkston
Wednesdays to visit Rev. Mr.. aud Mrs
Brown. Little Mildred Rrown returned
with her.
The hail storm Monday night knocked
John McKee's fine garden patch silly
lie had a splendid lot Of late garden truck
growing nicely.
What this town needs is a wedding
bee. The more the weeds are allowed to
ripen the worse 1t makesit each year to
keep them down.
E. Dec choenberger at tho Presbyter-
ian church, Wednesday evening. August
20, in a reading Of drama, pathos and
humor. Everyone invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Byrne went to
Chicago Tuesday for medical advice con-
corning Mrs. Byrne, who for a year or
moro has been in very poor health.
Three hundred students in attendance
at Mankato Commercial college, Man
Eato, Mimi. Will you add one more the
coming year. Send for catalogue.
Don't fell to be present at the e~locution-
airy recital to be given by E. Dec Schoen-
berger at the Presbyterian church on the
evening OF the ao9th inst. Program next
week.
Matson received another carload OF
buggies and wagons this week. This
makes the third car this year. The
quality and style OF the yechicles and
the prices tell the story.
The teachers institute opens here Mon
day and the girls have been hustling for
rooms allthe week. There is an absolute
scarcity Of anything in the way Of a
house or rooms fer rent.
Sunday wa ushered In with q heavy
rain storm, which extended as far east as
Sioux City. It,broke up the ball game
which SO many excursionists counted on
seeing at the latter place.
Another rain storm Monday night,
accompanied by some hail and wind.
The hail stones we're immense, some Of
them as large as hens eggs, but luckily
not a great many in number aud with
no wind until after the hail had fallen.
We cannot learn VI any particular dam
age to crops except garden truck.
Two Of the prettiest ash trees at G. R,
Tinan's residence had become so weak
ened by the "borers' as TO snccumbt to the
recent high wind and rain storms. It's
not n great financial loss. but ills some,
thing that money cant replace. It looks
as though we'll have to fall back on the
~cottonwoods.
II the audience at the opera-house
Thursday evening had been common
surate with the excellence of the concert,
people would have fallen out of the win
dows. II was QUE OF the best entertain
ments held In Kimball for months.
Miss Gregory isa beautiful singer and
little Miss Cowhick as cute as bugs
ear.
III Cmifh-HrvnIopnu Emjth-wfll