The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-27
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See c. r.. Tinan for fire insurance.
Sun dogs have been conspicuous
again this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Browns little
babe is quite sick.
Mrs. Harry WentZy came up from
Pukwana Saturday.
John Berkey of Dunlap made this
Office a short call Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Hubbard visited
over Sunday in Chamberlain.
The Dakopolis has put IN the new
gasoline lighting system, also.
The passenger train has been late
nearly every night the past week.
The last of the commissioners con-
tlnued story appears in this issue.
j. II Beebc came home Saturday
night from a two-wecks' trip to Iowa.
Mrs. II. IL. Berry and Miss Ellie Berry
were visitors from Chamberlain Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drake have been here
the past two weeks. the doctor on a
professional visit.
Warren Noble is making Il tour of
the state. lie has not set his dates
for kimball yet.
DR.. j. w. Clevenger, resident dent
fist, Chamberlain. ONCE over r. f.
ScOtt'E drug store
G. II. Tinan is attending the meet
ing of the South Dakota Press associ-
alton at Huron this week.
c. S. Blodgett has shipped in d car
of oats and a car of corr which he
wishes to sell out at Il small margins S
Dr. O'Ready reports a 14-pound boy
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Moir east Of town. That's ;'golng
some"
Martin Kolbrek writes to have his
copy OF the GRAPHIC sent to Sioux
City, where he now makes his head
quarters.
Frank Duba went through on Tues
day mornings passenger enroute to
take job Of bookkeeping in a tannery
down in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ausland ston
ped here to visit the Ochsners Mon
day night enroute from Chamberlain
to their Iowa home.
Richards &Moulton shipped another
car of horses this week, and in load
ing them Will Richards narrowly
escaped a vicious kick.
III we were as sure OF all crops as we
are dead sure OF an ice crop-in this
co%untry-we'd be strictly in it-blgger
than eyer-per capita.
j. II. Dunbar and l.. w. Bulls we're
chatting business i'm this Office Satur-
day. Mr.. Dunbar is fcedlug IL load of
fat cattle this winter.
We saw Tom Ashley With Il 1926
check from Frank Zemlicka for hogs.
Monday. and Tom has a GOOD bunch
OF the porkers left.
The Sugar trust has boosted sugar
another notch. You need not be SUR
prised to see it go to s. per hundred
wholesale before spring.
Miss Myrtle B.. Farmer, county
superintendent, begins a department
in today's GRAPHIC on educational
matters of county interest.
Another cold wave hit this section
Monday night, sending the tempera-
ture down to 20 below. Tuesday was
even colder-registering % below.
Gannvalley Chief: Henry Hemphill
has completed the arteslan we'll on
the Cole 4 Wilson ranch. 1t is l14O
feet deep and flows about 81 gallons
per minute.
Peter buster, of Armour is the new
druggist at the Ochsner Company
store to take NJ. e. RAIDERS place who
left for his home in Minnesota a short
time ago.
Mrs. P. G. Delicrc caught a severe
cold last week and has been i'll since. !
To make matters worse, Mr.. Deliere
had to give up and go to bed i'll the
first Of the week.
Mrs. w. T. Truesdell left this
morning for lama, Iowa. Mr.. Trues-
leaves sometime next week and they
will make their future home there.
Mr.. T%ruesdell came here several years
ago and has made a great many friends
while here who with the GRAPHIC
hate to see them leave the community. |