The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-09-08

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a find line OF grass mattings and rugs.
The straw hats went into retirement
on the LIST with the advent OF the oyster.
Farmers should remember that early
winter, beginning in October, two years
ago.
Mrs. w. II. Curtiss and son returned
last night from their visit to Waterloo,
Iowa.
Eustace Ward is putting down q we'll
for j. L. Arney on the old William Storm
farm.
Rev. Mr.. Sharp was greeted with a full
congregation at the Presbyterian church
Sunday.
D. W. Ryan put in last week around
these parts. returning to Chamberlain
Monday.
III. Bates and wife OF Tory Lake
attended the G. A.. r. e%ncampment ut
Chicago.
Miss Eiyth Jones was confined 10 her
room at the Kimbau house by illness the
first of the week.
Melons, tomatoes, cucumbers and all
garden truck very plentiful on the
market and cheap.
A big t%en-year-old rattlesnake was
killed in the barn at the reform school,
Planklnton a few DAYS ago.
A. G. Whitbock and F. A. Reynolds
drove to the north line OF Buffalo county
Monday on a land deal.
+. A. Stewart came up from Platte
Wednesday to meet his brother and wife
from Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
Mrs. Anna Wolf, Master Willard and
Clarence Klousla returned from their
Iowa visit Saturday night.
The best of business is stimulated by
advertising and the best known business
men are the biggest advertisers.
Engineer Woodman Of the Mitchell
Chamberlain run, is taking q laY-off
shooting chickens In this county.
A couple Of hunters with full camp
equipment and dogs came into town
Wednesday morning for supplies.
Found: A couple of %children's white
hoods. The same III be had at this
Office BY paving advertising charges.
The dear, dear gurls have all gone,
and our foreman has the worst looking
pair Of lips we've seen in four years.
Free car fare to anyone who enters
the Commercial college, Mankato, Mimi.
You should get one OF their catalogues.
A dance took place at the opera
house Wednesday and which brought
u most Of the young people in town.
The teachers institute closes today
after a very full attendance OF nearly 100
and an interesting and profitable session.
The Waldro boys went over to Glad
Smiths place Saturday and got skinned
by the Willow Lake ball tossers, 20 to 13.
Some lako beds on which the grass
was cut and stacked in July will now
make fully al much hay two months ago,
o second crop.
r.. j. Perkins lost q very fine mare this
week from the effects Of a bad barb wire
cut. Dick says he wouldn't have taken
500 for her.
J. H. Wolf and George, Mrs. Anna Wolf
and Miss Dora drove to Castaliu early
Wednesday to attend Tho funeral Of Mrs.
Adolph Wolf.
The following letter remains ~uncalled
for at Kimhall postoffice. After thirty
DAYS will be sent to dead letter Office, viz:
MI. James Quinn.
Excursion to Chamberlain Sunday.
The local train reaches Kimball at 1926
and leaves Chamberlain at ITO. Fare
for the round trip IS cents.
The Democratic and Populst conven-
tons have both besn called to meet In
Kimball Saturday. the 22nd. See Off
cial call in another column.
The Ochsner Hardware company have
iecentl.Y uDpacKen a gOOd manY cases OF
dry goods for fall and winter trade. See
their new announcement on this page.
White Lake Wave: B. F.. Scott, who is
milking 30 cows, tells Us that his milk
receipts for August will exceed 500. No
wonder he can afford to take q vacation.
The Democrats aud Populists OF
Aurora county held their respective con-
ventions last Saturday at Plankinlon
and sue coed in putting up A very strong
fusion ticket.
james Taylor has left at this Office a
few ears of white dent corn from the
field of p. Bulls, which is corn that is
corn aud which would make an Iowa
hog feeder jump for.
= During the last week { ONE malignant
disease has killed quite ,rnumber Of cat
tie in the southern part OF Buffalo county.
Some of,tha stockmen fe al: that it is an
thrax, whits others be! ieve the deaths
are caused by eating some poisonous
weed.
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