The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-13
Small Talk.


{ Small Talk. J
~l
Mrs. 8. j. Snyder visited frie,8ls here
this week.
Editor Lawless Is here from Chamber
lain today.
Elmer Benedict wa mp from Charles
Mix Tuesday.
Nike Reed arrived from Sioux City
Tuesday night.
Leave your name at Ochsner's il you
want any magazine.
Mr.. and Mrs. BIZ. Ochsner visited in
Chamberlain over Sunday.
Oysters-stewed, fried and in cans at
Coffee's. Oyster stew. % cents.
Louis Richards is building a big corn
crib on the lot south of his house.
Frank Sypal was here from Rosebud
the first of the week greeting old friends.
Remember the big sale at "A. A. Gep-
perts in Red Lake, Thursday, October Is.
Miss Nellie Snyder arrived Monday
evening from Sioux Falls for visit
with friends.
Mike Liesch returned Wednesday from
Sioux City wbsre, marketed three car
loads Of steers.
Look up bills for particulars of the big
sale on the A. A. Geppert stock ranch,
Thursday, October %.
Two hundred head Of cattle sold at
auction at Red Lske postotice;, October
25. Up. Beebe, a%uctioneer.
II there is any country under the sun
that is enjoying finer October weather
than this, we'd like to hear OF it.
A. E. Swisher, president of the Savings
Association bank at Iowa, City, Iowa,
has been here on business this week.
November q, 8. and 9are the dates for
the next regular professional visit of DIR.
Frudenield, the Sioux Falls optician. Ga
Will Smith came up from Plankinton
to spend Sunday with his parents. Will
seems very we'll pleased with his work
and Plankinton.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the Kimball postofice. After &c
days will be sent to The dead letter Office,
viz: E. A. Uphoff.
Rev. j. N. Fulford preached his last
sermon at :he NJ. E. church Sunday and
departed for the east on Tuesday morn
ing to attend conference.
Fred Hubbard returned from his San
Francisco trip Tuesday night. Fred
says that Kinsella and Coffee will not be
home for q month probably.
The demand for good stenographers liz
greater than the supply. Attend the
Commercial college, Mankato. MINI.
and then earn a good salary.
The Rest advertised and most talked oil
cigars these days are Lucke's BLENDED
Imports" Matson received q consign'
ment of them a few days ago.
Albert Wentzy has been promoted BY
the Milwaukee 10 the station at Hawar.
den, Iowa. We are pleased to see the
boy getting right to the front.
S. j. Snyder arrived Friday night and
has been looking over his business In.
terests here and taking orders for SIP
pies. He expects to ship in a couple o.
cars soon.
The Humans pulled out for the Blacf
Hills ten days ago. Guess they went II
the night. Anyhow we understand tina,
the old man left considerable Of unpait
bills. It looks as though he Is a deat
heat.
G. S. Blodgett's sheds are Elled witt
coal. He has not advanced the prices
yet--though many dealers have on &C
%countof the strike in the coal fields and {
raise by all the wholesalers. Now is {
good time to buy.
Rev. John Linka came in from Tyn
dali Tuesday night for a few days visit
Mr.. Linka is very we'll pleased with his
new location. Most assuredly the people
Of Tyndall and his flock should be with
MIN.
The Byrum hotel Is closed and it il
understood that George Bissell Of th,
Kimbail House has the KEYS. Mrs. By
rum and children and household goods
left Monday for the east. Mr.. Byruu
still remains here.
After his next visit DR.. Frudenfeld vii
return again to Chicago to continue his
medical and specially studies, so he viii.
not be here again till next summer
Those having difficulty with their eyes
should consult him on his next visit
November Z, 8 and 8.
NJ, Schunan left Tuesday for treat
ment in a Chicago hospital. Mr.. Schu
man has been troubled for years with {
serious stomach trouble and which has
grown rapidly worse. IIe goep to Chi
cago in hopes Of relief, IN which hi
many friends share.
County Treasurer Ames is busy these
days looking after delinquent personal
taxes. Mr.. Ames retires from the office
January l, but unlike many county
%treasurers be is looking after the conn.
tvs interests to the last-and there isn't
any work connected with the office quite
so disagreeable as chasing the country
over after personal taxes.