The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-18
People flet
On the Yellow Cars
BY NE Editol

lANNlANAAANNNN~&~
Ms. g. r. Tinan visited Mitchell
TUESDAY.
The train was four hours late Nor
day night.
W. d. Turner OF Mitchell was here
Tuesday nfghtSOn business.
T. 6. Watson was on his way home
to Chamberlain from Sioux Falls
Monday.
M. and Mrs. Dr.. Goodrich of
Chamberlainleft Monday for a visit
stONeW York state.
W. IL. Montgomery drove from
Z Chamberlain to Platte last week ana
returned by raj, Monday.
w. 4. LaEollette went home from
Mitchell Saturday night and spent
Sunday with his family in Chamber
lain.
Travel is very light since cold
weather setsin, but It will probably
pick up during the HOLIDAYS and
after they are over the travelling men
will begin to start out.
Prof George Nash state superintend-
emit, arrived Wednesday night and
5gvy00 sRIC0CAU 0UE OAkC MF A1CCU1lk4 VI UuC;
schoolOficeH here yesterday. "A re-
port OF the meeting will be given next.
week. IL was impossible to obtain Il
intime for todays' issue.
]. a Holleran Of Fulton, III, went
through on the train "Wednesday
night for Chamberlain. Mr.. Holl-
sKimbalt and keeI,s posted on doings
8hprpa hnr1fS thr0IIvh fha( +, u ApuYr nrorv
week.
The Milwaukee recently put on a
new smoker on this run. Nearly
everybody. speaks Of the coaches on
the 4 s. d division. They are the
only ones OF the kind run in this
state-that's where the travellers on
this line are In luck.
Yes SIR" remarked Capt Pat
Quirken route home from Redfield.,
..it's about time TO begin thinking
about Company HIS annual ball-and
she's going to be u hummer this time
3 sure. We are going to try to get
sthirty-six pieces. They offer to come
for their expenses, and that wont be
very much as tEvy would drive over
~ !. Hill MlIh. =. s&a&CSIlSle
Alton returned Tuesday night on the
helated train. MNr: and Mrs. John "a.
Sh0rltz OF Lone Rock, Wis, father
with them. I'd said that the mercury
stpOu ut % below in Wisconsin Satur-
lrday. The party had atediolis trip
this side OF Cantfsl. The train laid at.
Marion junction two hours and at
Emery two hours waiting for the
freight wreck to be cleared up the
side OF Alexandria.
Conductor George Mccullough is
going into the SQUAD business. He
expects to buy 200 pair III pigeons next
spring and set them TO raising families
IN especially conStTncted ayaria. He
estimates that they will raise three
pair OfSYOung the tirst year, which.
will give him something over 1000
pigeons to begin TO do business with.
&SqlabS--Which is the market5name for
half grown pigeons---brlng IA big price
in#any OF the markets OF the cities and
the supply does not begin to equal
thessdemand. sssi55
Dr.. Fred Treon Of chamberlain was
on the train a week ago tonight on his
way home frOmsa Shriner meeting at
Sioux Falls which / told you about.
last week. He was a sleepy looking
kls, as could naturally be suspected
after being put through the PAGES
along with sixty-four other victims
Fred said that he wrote down to d
of the clan to get him a room and
got word back that he would not
want %one--cOuld sleep after lie got
home-and Ill bet he slept good and.
hard when he got there.
Us. Sanborn went down to Sioux
Falls and was dipped into the Mystic
Shrine, along with DR.. Yreon. / got
to talking with. Jim on the train
about the PukWana ranch Of which.
he is manager. He said that he was
Wintering about a Thousand head of
steers and had plenty OF all kinds OF
feed. He said that he was thoroughly
satisfied that better corn could be
raised by listing than in any other
method of cultivation. They estimate
that lttakeS seven acres to keep a
steer II grass and hay a year.
= rms