The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-08-28
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e Evans of White Lake preached
IN inc NJ, %. church last Sunday and
VIII mold services again next Sunday
both morning and evening.
Ihe Ochsner Hardware comnanv
have leased the Hunting elevator for
the coming season and Joe Burkine
Will buy grain for them.
Mrs. John Lockwood and children
who have been visiting with Bert
Jones and family of Pluumer, return.
ed to Chamberlain Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Wang, who visited
a few days this week with Mrs. Bert
Jones of Plummcr returned to her
home IN Chamberlain last evening.
Miss Helen Wolf is here again from
Rock Rapids, Iowa, visiting the Wolf
FAMILY and incidently looking after
l6o acres OF land in Buffalo county,
Miss Myrtle Smith has just received
her fall stock of hats and they are all
the latest styles. Re sure and see
them early before they are all gone.
DR.. Willy Says that Frank Krato-
VIII, living southwest of town, fell off
The roof OF a barn while shingling
last "Wednesday and broke his wrist.
Mrs. j. c. Kinsella, who has been
enjoying a couple weeks visit with
friends and relatives in the city. re-
turnedto her home at Avon, Satur-
day morning.
There will be no services at the
catholic church next Sunday. Father
|O'Flaherty attends the Lyman
county missions on the fifth Sunday
of the month.
Perry Kendall's race horse Peanuts
or Chamberlain is dead. Dropped
dead a week ago last Sunday Just as
they were taking him out of the barn
to exercise him.
Usual services in the Presbyterian
churchnext Sabbath morning, subject:
"True Worship" Evening:"Our Ref
uge." Il special program Of music
and gospel songs. =.
We note by the True Republican OF
Washington Springs that Miss Edna
Buttertield has been re-engaged to
teach %elocution and physical culture
in the seminary at that place again
this. year.
The town of Alpena now has a very
good well. 1t has a pressure of 40
poundsto the square inch and is 1856
feet deep. They have built a reservoir
and water mains will be laid on the
principal streets.
Miss Elenora Reber and her friend
Miss Smith, returned to Minneapolis
Monday morning after spending their
vacation with Miss Reber's parents,
MI. and Mrs. T. S. Reber.
The Kimball creamery last week
paid the patrons $1297.75 for July
milk. They received 2l5,Os2 pounds
of milk and paid 81 cents for four
per cent milk or 16 cents per pound
for butter fat.
White Lake Standard: John Ryan
has resigned his position as secretary
OF the Kimball creamery, much to the
regret of all interested. He will
soon move to Colorado, which was the
cause Of this action.
r. Farrell and Mrs. f. NJ. Brown
and son, father and sister OF t. S.
Farrell, returned to their home in
Dane county,, Wisconsin Monday
morning after a pleasant two weeks
visit with the latter and family.
The American yacht Defender has
Won first two races with the cup
challenger Shamrock III and will
have only n mere to get and the
much coveted cup will stay on this
side Of the water for another two
years.
The ball game between the profess
ionals and business men last Tuesday
was not as good a game as the last ono
and the business fellows wa1loped the
professionals again by the score OF II
to I. Guess the professionals have
got enough this time:
Prof. Graham, who has been presi-
dent of the Mitchell university since
it was founded has resigned and DR..
Thos. Nicholson, a member OF the
faculty Of Cornell College Of Mt.
Vernon, Iowa has been elected presi-
dent. of the Dakota University.
BY the reports from the threshers
in Aurora county speltz are running
very heavy, close to 10 bushels, oats
average so bushels, wheat IA to %
bushels, with barley and rye close to
30 bushels and corn will be out OF
out Of the way by the first week in
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