The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20
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January 20.
See C. r.. Tinan for fire insurance.
Jas. Boney visited Mitchell Tues
day.
Henry Hemphill went to Redlield
Tuesday.
j. b. Stamp went to Iowa Saturday
morning.
Miss Flora Pazour returned to Sioux
City Tuesday.
Mrs. Louis Richards went to Sioux
City Tuesday.
William Evans is just back from a
visit to Iowa.
G. r.. Tlnan returned from Ohio
Saturday night.
o. ID. Ovcrackcr made us a short
call wednesday.
DR.. j. w. Clevenger, resident dent
list, Chamberlain. Office over e. f
Scott's drug store
Frank Zem]icka shipped a car of
hogs to Sioux City Monday.
They are cutting "a inch ice in the
Missouri at Chamberlain.
Joe Stranslly has finally got his
stolen team back to Pukwana.
Representative B%rumbaugh sends
us copies of the john rabbit bills.
Some people are no better than
others, but they are more cautious.
The many friends of Mrs. j. o. Loft
are pleased to see her out once more.
Geo. w. James completed the job
of moving bis storage goods into his
new warehouse yesterday.
Jim Morgan, eX-sheriT, turned up in
Chamberlain this week. He is at pre-
sent located at Harlem, Montana.
The weather man at Sioux City says
that Sunday ended 81 hours OF weather
below zero, the longest cold spell since
since 1889.
MISS Bessie Yeager is here from
Platte visiting her sister, Mrs. Berry
while Tom is up at the Hand county
ranch.
Mrs. c. r. Tinan was Il welcome
caller ay this office Wednesday after
noon-the first time we have enjoyed
that pleasure in some months.
Centcryillc Chronicle: Simon Nor
gan of Kimball, Brule county. S. d.,
is here for Il visit at the home Of his
mother, Mrs. Catherine Morgan.
Clark Rowe, Il former w%cll-known
resident Of Chamberlain and who has
been making Sioux Falls his home Of
late years, is going to move to Boston.
Jas. Byrne, vino recently shipped a
couple cars Of fat weathers to Chicago
made IL visit to Wisconsin and for the
past week has been visiting his moth
er IN Iowa.
G. l.. Dewey, the efficient engineer
OF the city mrllS, dropped into this
office "Wednesday afternoon and watch
ed the gasoline engine and press run
for a a time.
Up. Parkinson was in from the
south Wednesday and Informed us
that he was going to move to Lyon
county, Iowa. He came here about
two years ago.
j. o. Loft thinks he will begin de-
molishing the old warehouse lately
vacated by Geo. W. James next week
to have the ground ready for building
early in the spring.
Miss Mcguire and the high school
pupils attended the spell ing school in
Highland a week ago tonight. We
might have a few spelling schools in
Kimball to advantage.
Mr.. and Mys. John Bressler served
a fine t%iYe-coursc dinner Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. II. S. Dains. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. L. Dewey and daughter Jennie,
Mr.. ana Mrs. VIM. Rossman and Miss
Flora Pazour.
The statement Of bothKimball banks
appear in this issue Of the GRAPHIC.
Look them oyer, and when you find
two stronger bank statements we
wart to "be shown" Both OF these
hunks carry nearly so per cent of their
deposits in ready cash, and 1T is rarely
that their immediate assets fall be-
low 40 per cent.
Huron Journal: Mr.. Clare Berry,
an old time friend of the editor OF
this paper, now engaged extensively
in sheep raising with his brother
south Of Highmore. wac', ~ it, -
company will Mr. Pratt.i i,a, yiril-
ltY. on Il land cuntest case Yesterday.