The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-10-30

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Richards s. Mculton have bui]t Some
new sheds In theiryards near the odd
ice house and will fatten several
hundred lead OF steers.
Ray Hitchcock went to White 1,,ka
Yesterday to get his hand in 4 little
before Issuing his first number Of tho
White Lake STANDARD.
There's a barrel Of mighty good
sweet cider at the Warner store9the
genuine stuff. Better get a pitcher
OF it.before it is all gone.
w. y. Lathrope Of the Case & Lath.
rope bank Of Plankinton spent Sun.
day in Chamberlain, a guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Whitbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.G. Case Of Charles
CITY, Iowa, went through a week ago
tonight for a few days visit with the
Whitbecks at Chamberlain.
Miss Fannie Foster arrived from
Sioux City last evening for a visit
with the %. p. Ochsner family and to
look after a claim in Hand county.
Whether or no wet ashes spread over
the top of the fire in a furnace can he
consumed appears to be a problem
greater than the correct age Of Ann.
Married-At the Catholic church
here Wednesday morning by Father.
o'F1ahertY, Frank Henegar Of Puk
want and Miss Abbie Rigney of Red
Lake.
commissioner Stewart is finishing
up the tail end of the crosswalks on
Main street and when the work is
completed 1T will be a decided i'm
provement.
A car load of Michigan apples arriy.
ed this week in a Michigan Central
refrigerator apple car. The fruit was
of good quality and sold for 81 a
bushel in bulk.
we hear that John Fhler, who sold
his farm here a year ago and went to
Minnesota, is homeslck and wishes
he had known enough to know when
he was well off.
The following letters remain uncal.
led for at the Kimball postotfice. AT.
ter fourteen days will be sent to dead
letter office, viz: Mr.. d. Farmer, Mr.
Rasmus Christianson.
Thos. w. Bishop, the veteran news.
paperman, was looking over Mitchell
yesterday-came over from Salem.
Shouldn't be surprised to see Thoma!
locate in the busy town.
The hen editor of this sheet has M
more young Plymouth Rocks for sal,
so please don't ask for them. AL
sold out that can be spared. 1t pay
to ADVERTISED you've got what peopI,
want.
The recital given at the Presbyterian
church last Wednesday evening by
the pupils of Mrs. Hayes %elocutiol
class was very we'll attended and tn,
program prepared was very NIGEL,
rendered.
Adolph Yirsa arrived from Rubicon
Michigan, last week for a visit will
his old friends in this county, but wa
suddenly called home Tuesday morn
ing bv a telegram telling him that hi
father was dying.
Dick Harvey writes from Wicker
sham, Wash, that they have bought
farm three miles from Seattle ant
wants his GRAPHIC seat to Kirkland
Dick wishes to be remembered to al
his old friends here.
Mrs. f. L. Franklin and daughter
who has been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.. Boyd and ole
friends for the past two months, re
turned to their home at Los Angeles
Cal, Tuesday morning.
J.. a. Stransky was on the east
bound passenger Monday-off to sci
some more land. He says that hi
new spark wagon is a bird and rum
like a top. He'll be up here with i
soon and give us all a ride.
You are invited to attend the Ser
vices in the Presbyterian church mex
Lords day. Morning subject: 9Th
Right eous Capabilities of Man.
Evening: "Something to Remembe
as Well as Something to Get"
One reason why SO many men re
main toilers and poor all their lives j
that they have been too careful not t
give more than a dollars worth Q
wage. This thing bars promotion t.
easier places and higher wages.
Three boys belonging to Nclsol
Battles, who lives in West PointtoWn
ship we're taken to the school for th
blind at Gary, this state, Tuesda,
. morning. William Walker, OF Wes
Point went along to take care Of them
A poultry car was s~idetracked q
r L., Cax.rlor md tho fo MINOR