The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-11-13
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Don't forget the G. f. excursion
November 20. Round trip tickets IS
cents.
Miss Loey King went through 10
chamberlain Tuesday night to visit
her sister, Mrs. w. L. Montgomery.
Tommy Holt had the misfortune
90 1all on the school house steps Wed.
nesday afternoon and break mis- wrist.
Miss Kate Miller returned from Britt
a week ago tonight. While in Iowa
she visited friends at Mason City a few
days.
Earl Waterbury, Clarence Klousia
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wolf were
up to their Buffalo county claims this
week.
The directors of the Bru!e Telephone
company met Tuesday and declared
a dividend Of 2 per cent on the capital
stock.
All of the far northwest states and
down into California caught a big
blizzard this week. Colorado reports
10 below.
JohnT. Stearns, one Of the old
timers OF Chamberlain, went through
to that town from Primgahr. Iowa,
Monday night.
+. A. Craft came up from Mitchell
Monday night with a branding iron
and went down to his ranch to do
some hair singing.
Levi Wait and our friend Tucker
OF the Geddes News probably a%ppreciat-
ed that article in last weeks GRAPHIC
on gasoline engines.
The caboose used on the way freight
on this end has been sent to the shops
for repairs and a combination coach
put on in place Of it.
Joe Turgeon has a new ad in the
GRAPHIC, calling attention to his
neat little watch and clock repair shop.
lake the boy your work.
Mrs. VIM. Wagner, who has been
visiting the Mack family the past
few weeks, returned to her home at
Waterloo Wednesday morning
Ice cream and cake, saurkraut and
buttermilk, are among the good
things to be enjoyed along the route
of the G. f. excursion, November 20.
Dick Perkins and family have NOV
ed in from the farm and are now
nicely domiciled in the house lately
vacated by G. w. Pierce and family.
The ground is covered with snow
again this morning, but the air is
warm and it won't last long. Good
rabbit snow-as they say ''back east"
Think of bringing in shotes from
Iowa to fatten on South Dakota corn?
That's just what is being done. A
full car Of the little black fellows came
in Tuesday.
The ]. A. Smith lumber yard can
now furnish you with posts and poles,
all the way from 6 to 20 feet, a
couple Of carloads Of them having
lust arrived.
We hear that Fred Runge expects
to milk eighty-hve COWS next summer.
1t is probable that he will have some
help. should hate to have to milk
that many cows all alone.
A nice line OF art squares, best
quality all wool at Bowle's Furniture
store. They have handsome borders
and are much nicer than carpets for
small rooms, and costs no more.
j. A. Stransky went down the road
again Tuesday morning, and he look
ed just that satisfied with the world
as to warrant the belief that he had
another big land deal sinched.
Services in the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath. Morning subject: "The
Strong Man" Evening: "By Whom
and for Whom the Christian Church
| Was Founded You are welcome.
1t is likely that the stockholders
in the creamery company will hold a
special meeting about the first OF the
coming month to decide upon what
action to take in reference to the
property.
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.
When the country merchant spends
the same per cent of his gross business
in going after trade that the mail
order houses in the big cities 90 1T,
will be time enough for him to COM
plain of want of custom.
There was a good crowd out at the
dancing party last night. 1t being
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