The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-01-01

Mrs. Aaron Doty and her daughter.
Mrs. W. Z. McCrery, returned from
Parkston Monday evening.
Or. Fred Treon came from Cham
berla1n Wednesday to make a profes.
sional visit to Gannvalley.
Miss Ruth Griswold returned from
Chamberlain Monday morning after
spending a few days visiting there.
Miss Kate Miller is a guest of Miss
ruth Lockwood in Chamberlain and
attended the masquerade last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Orcutt came
from Sioux City Christmas eve to en-.
JOY Christmas with Mr.. Ochsner's
family.
You can leave your orders for the
Ladies Home Journal at this office
We will forward them, be responsible
and save you the postage and trouble
Miss Anna Wentzy went to Cham
berlain Monday to be present at a
social function given that evening by
Miss Stella Lawson and Mrs. George
Mehl.
w. r. Lohr left for Sioux City Tues
Clay, to remain Cor some time. His
brother, &. w. Lohr, was recently an.
pointed receiver for the W. S. Strait
ton music house.
.M- raL.al 4erF.-. .a" E-. 4
Lester Miller came HON e from Britt
Iowa, to pass the holidays with his
parents. Lester has a tirst-class studio
at Britt and mis- work ranks with the
best that's going.
+. E. Swartout, comfy su%perinten,
dent Of Buffalo county, took the pass
enger here Tuesday morning to be pre-
sent at the teachers meeting being
held at Aberdeen.
Q. d. Tldrick Of Chamberlain is SELL
ing prepaid tickets from all Scandin-
avin points to Chamberlain for $63. 80.
This is a bargain for those having
relatives in the old country they de-
sire to bring here.
Jonas Peterson of Sanborn, Iowa,
sends US the compliments of the sea.
son and wishes the GRAPHIC a good
ad year. That's a good wish-and it's
up to the Kimball business men to
make it come true.
A party at e. P. Ochsner's last night
in honor Of Mrs. Libby Ochsner Or
cult of Sioux City and Miss Genevieve
Ochsner kept many home last night
who would have gone to Chamberlain
to attend the iremen's masquerade.
Emiel Branch. state OIL inspector.
was testing Mr.. Robafeller's big
tanks of k%erosense and grsoline at the
Standards depot in this town Tues.
day. He found the stuff up'to the re-
quirements-almost IS high as the
price.
Services appropriate for the new
year in the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath. Morning subject: GLOW old
are you?" Evening: "The first lessor
in Arithmetic" Gospel singing. Come
and bring your friend. Revival meet,
ings in the Presbyterian church begin
ming next Sabbath.
The Hudsonite put on a lot of more
deg last week-a special Christmas
edition, with a handsome illuminated
cover. 1t was even a finer edition
than the Thanksgiving number. Edi
tor Schaber not only exhibits lots O
hustle, but is fortunate in having
lot Of enterprising business men in hi
town to assist him.
The steamer United States landed
last week near their old homes, 30
Scandinavians who went across th,
water to visit relatives during th'
holidays. This race of people i
among the thriftiest that come tc GU
shores and as good citizens. and it i
to their credit that they do not quite
forget the land which gave them birth
The editor of the KIMBALL GRAPE
&c struck a match on the heel of hi
shoe and a piece flew off and set tn
house on fire. That's where Clat
made his mistake. He should learl
to strike matches where other men dc
Armour Herald.
Since they put in a lot of whale-bacl
slippery cement cross-waiks in thi
town we have had to find a new plac
to scratch our matches.
John Smith and his son Pete arrive
from Montana Christmas eve. 1t vii
be remembered that Mr.. Smith wa
summoned to Butte just befor
Thanksgiving, Pete at that time be
ing very i'll with typhoid fever. Nh
ISmith remained with him until b
was able to travel and brought hin
home just IN time for Christmas
Pete shows the effects Of his long i'll
ness, but will pick up now right alon
in the old home and be a better ma