The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-01-08
". +. Lumbard is in town.

=. =. Byrum was here from White
Lake Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Ochsner and Mr.. and Mrs
Jonn a. shontz went to chamberlain
Wednesday evening to visit.
Miss Mamie Schleta returned Wed.
nesdaY evening after spending the
holidays at Hartford, this state.
Six children of Chas. Craft, who live
soutn OF town are sick with tonsilites
Or. o'Ready is waiting on them.
Miss Nellie Warner returned 70
Tacoma Saturday night to resume
her school duties Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Juelfs Of
tacoma were visitors at MI. and Mrs.
Charles Knowles over New Years.
Mrs. Herman Kisch came up YES
terday morning from Chamberlain
20 visit with Mrs. Joseph Yarosh.
Herbert Waterbury went to Mitch
ell TO take a business course al the
Dakota university Wednesday morn.
ing.
Miss May Agnes returned to Plank.
linton Monday morning after a visit
with John Smith and family over SIM
day.
I. J. Ryan arrived from Memo last
night for a visit with his little son
and the good people who take are Of
him.
The drawing for the fine lamp at
i. %. Miller's took place Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. j. Thompson was the
lucky one.
Nels Oleson, harness maker at the
Ochsner Hardware company's store.
departed Tuesday morning for Kansas
20 attend the funeral of his mother.
AS usual the firemen's dance in
Chamberlain New Years eve was a
great success. The gross receipts were
S223 and over $3.50 was cleared for the
department.
Invitations are out from the GRA-
PHO job department for a social of
the A. 0. y. w. on Tuesday evening
next at their hall. All who accept
may look for an enjoyable evening.
Mrs. VIM. Rossman and children re-
turned from their visit to Mt. Vernon
Saturday evening. Mrs. Rossman's
father, G w. Dougherty, returned
with them for a visit of a week or SO.
The Woonsocket News is out with a
new dress of new type-though the
need of it was not apparent to observe
ers OF this always neatly printed sheet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Richards went
to Chamberlain Monday evening.
Mrs. Richards will visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Lee Conant, while
Louis meets with the county com
m%issioners.
Chamberlain is going to have a new
postofice building and fitted with
modern equipments. The people of
that hustling town are entitled to
the best that's going. So is their
genial postmaster.
John Rapp was in from the Hills
Wednesday. John has for the past
year been driving the stage between
Chamberlain and the Bijou Hills for
Frank Zimlicka, who recently sold it
to a GannvalleY man.
They are storing 10 inch ice of fine
quality in Mitchell this week. 1t is
seldom that ice of this quality is
stored this early in the winter. De-
cember was one Of the coolest Decem-
bers on record. The fuel bins show it.
Brevity is sometimes as objectional
as verbositv in newspaper work. An
Illustration is the closing sentence OF
a death notice in an Iowa newspaper,
which reads: "1t will be a sad funeral
for Mr.. White a all his folks have the
mumps."
We received a newspaper the other
day with but the address "The Only
Strictly Moral Newspaper in South
Dakota" on the wrapper. That's
easy for the mail clerks. There is
only one-and they know where it is
published.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. III. w. Hinrichs Monday morning.
The storks that DR.. Willy is bring.
ing down this year appear to be all
carrying girls. It's leap year you
know. The doctor understands his
business.
Miss Anna Wentzy gave a dinner
Sunday to Lester Miller and Albert
Wentzy, to which DR.. Stuart, Ernest
Butterfield, Arthur Blodgett, Charley
NovotnY, Merrill Foote, Charley
Warner P. j. Quirk and Fred Griswold
were guests.
The Madison Sentinel says that
Prof. Geo. w. Nash is one of the six
superintendent selected to discuss