The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-04-14
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April ii.

April ii.
City election next Tuesday.
The commissioners meet again We'd
nesday.
Il. A. Reynolds went to Sioux Falls
Monday.
Mrs. Clara Wentzy was here from
Pukwana Tuesday.
P%lankinton is to hayc a new $500
Catholic parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones are now resi-
dents of Sioux City.
Peter Smith joined the crowd to
Sioux Falls this week.
Miss Genevieve OchSncr returned
to Tyndall Saturday.
S. Tobiason is in Torrcv Lake put
ting up lightning rods.
A week from today is Arbor day.
Have you got those holes dug?
j. a. Smith was here Saturday look
ing after his business interests.
j. o. Loft has the foundation and
cellar for his new building completed.
Clyde Smith left Monday to 90 to
work in a job Office at LcMars, Iowa.
Beautiful j%ardinicrcs just received
at Gerken's jcwclry store, all sizes and
prices.
Sheriff Hcalcy and L. S. House were
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Saturday.
S. a. Hubbard vas up at this end
OF the county looking over his farm
last week.
Plankinton opened the ball Monday
by SHINING the Mitchell university
nine 3 to 9.
Art squares at the furniture store;
and beautiful patterns of the Richard
son quality.
DR.. j. w. Clevenger, resident dent
fist, Chamberlain. Office over f. u
Scott's drug store
w. B. Ha1ker went Sioux Falls
Monday to attend a case of his in the
Unltcd States court.
Mrs. Lee Montgomery Of Chamber
lain has received a draft for $4,000, in
surance on hel husbands life.
The minute it began to storm yes
terday morning Uncle Corneal Miller
hit the pike for Kimball as usual.
Jeweler Gerkin has added a five and
ten cent table to his stock, which in
cludeS many useful household articles.
AL Chosen of White Lake was look
ing over the town over Wednesday.
He concluded that the price was too
high.
The Milwaukee company is to build
a fine depot at Mitchell and bids are
being asked on certain parts of the
work.
a meeting of horse owners is sched-
uled to take place at Pukwana today
TO organize an association for protec-
ton against horse thiefs.
e. b. Hubbard went to Sioux Falls
Monday to appear as a witness in the
United States court in Il case in which
w. b. Ilarker is interested.
Call at a. M. Bowles' furniture and
see his handsome line of carpets, rugs,
floor coverings, curtains etc. Prices
are the very lowest to be had.
The weather has been partly cloudy
and chilly this week, with sharp frosts
on two nights. Monday night ice the
thickness of a window pane formed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Frankiger
left Wednesday morning for their
former home IN Iowa. Mr.. Frankiger
was the former miller at the mill.
Mrs. Il. f. Miller and Clate went to
Chamberlain last night to visit the
Whitbecks a few days. Mr.. Miller
goes down tomorrow night to remain
over Sunday.
Come and look over my stock of
jewelry and silverware, not the largest
that ever was, but the best value for
the money you ever saw. D. j. Ger
ken.
The Saturday night ucu was too
much for Ed. Ochsner. He couldn't
attend church Sunday, nor was he
able to be at his place OF business
Monday.
1t is inst a year ago last Friday night
that Company HIS annual ball was
knocked into a cooked hat by the
worst snow storm and railroad block
ade Of the season.