The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-11-20

Ma=lHE UANlIl uDs E
Frank Woodman, tie well-known
passenger engineer on this end. took
q lay.oH to go grouse shooting for q
few days.
Dr.A. j.. Peck, who recently bought
out VIM. Winters in Buffalo comfy
returned to his home at Spencer
Iowa, Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Dryer and Miss Simpson
of Rushville, Nebr., who has been
visiting the Weisfocks south of town.
returned home Thursday morning.
Mrs. r. p. L. Hayes and Mrs. M. A.
Willy went to Chamberlain SATURDAY.
evening TO be present at the Sunday
School convention the next day.
A football team has been organized
here among the young fellows and
they expect to play the Chamberlain
Indian school team at Chamberlain
thanksgiving afternoon.
What this country wants to revive
the creamery business is a couple
years of crop failure. But if the bust
ness can only be revived in that way
better let 1T remain as it is.
Geddes News: There is a farmer
living in Brule county by the name Of
Charley Geddes. N relation however,
to Geddes, S. D., and vet he raised
1900 bushels ofcorn this season.
A letter from G. w. Pierce to the
GRAPHIC tells us that the family are
well pleased with Cresco, Iowa. Mr..
Pierce is making thirty tubs of
butter a week and expects an increase
soon.
A good many of III exchanges are
apologizing to their readere because
OF the small amount OF reading
matter, caused by the usual fail rush
Of advertisements. Wished we could
say the same.
There is no better place to buy
your floor oil cloth, linoleum ETC.,
than at Bowle's Furniture store. He
also has a new line of oil cloth stove
rugs in beautiful patterns, and very
cheap In price.
l.. G. Conanu was here over Sunday
from Chamberlain. Lee says that
the business in the bowling alley
keeps up first rate and that they
expect to have a nice patronage I'm.
TIL hot weather at least.
The water in the artesian well got
below the cylinder and it was necessary
yesterday to shut Off the tank supply
ing the mains while the cylinder was
taken out and another length Of pipe
put in. It's a slow and tedious job.
Monday and Tuesday nights were
excursion nights again and the trains
were late as usual on such occasions.
Not as many land seekers came west
as on other excursion days, the cold
weather east keeping them at home.
John Gallagher has opened a meat
market next door to the Warner store
and has it we'll stocked with meats Of
all kinds. The room has been
thoroughly overhauled and on the
whole the market presents a very
inviting appearance.
People who know little Of henolCgy
are prone to find fault and claim that
hens stop laying when eggs are high.
The truth of it is: when hens stop
laying eggs get high. We've been
studying this thing out and know
what we're talking about.
Iowa parties are at Geddes talking
creamerY. They offer to put in a
SIS, 900 plant if the business men will
put up a bonus of $500. That's a
good enough proposition if there was
any guarantee that the creamery
would be kept running after it was
built.
Chamberlain Democrat: Last Fri
day afternoon Nels Ludwig Olson and
Miss Flora Della Archard both OF
Pldinfield township in this county,
we're married at the Arlington hotel.
They will take up their residence at
Kimball, Rev. Baker of the M. %.
church officiating.
The western passenger association
again threatens to refuse return
passes to stock shippers and talks
about putting the new rule in effect
January 1. Sioux City commission men
say that if the rule takes effect it will
have a tendency to throw more ship
ments into that city.
They had a surprise party south OF
Pukwana one night last week that
was n O make believe job. A party OF
Young folks went out from the town,
found the folks in bed; stole into the
back door and took possession. Carpets
we're taken up and an old time
country dance enjoyed until past mid
nirht