The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
LOCAL

Cn0a. 6ODek was ID OWu auesuoJ.
MrS. w. A. Hoobler IL visiting at
Yankton.
Mn. Eta X. Ives spent Sunday ut
Lyonville.
Martin Lingscheit was down from
Elm Creek Monday.
Several OF our farmers are hauling
grain TO the Springs.
J. B. Ingerson TOOK two loads OF
nax to Kimbali today.
T. W. LAND went to Kimbail FRI
day. returning Monday.
Frank and Nellie Keeler took In the
party at Thorns Friday night,
Don't forget the meeting OF the
literary society tomorrow night.
DIR. Lockwood. Dentist. Office
over Express Office Chamberlain. =. d.
Henry Henrichsen left Tuesday for
avisit with relatives at New Lisbon
Wis. T.
Les Swartout and family visited
as X. ID. Swartouts the last OF the
week.
M. and Mrs. J. "! Drips enter
tained q party Of friends Thanks
giving day.
August Sobek transacted business
In the Valley Monday and got tax
receipt No. l.
Chaa. Seger. Albert Buck and j.
,Jorgenson dipped cattle Monday and
and Tuesday.
The Elm Creek Society took ten
head OF horses to their old ranch at
Midtown last week.
II you need q veterinary surgeon
address l. F. Lutes, Chamberlain,
He will answer calls at any time
H.. N. Emerson who has been
Waiting his daughter. Mrs. James
Torrance. returned to Minneapolis
Monday. &
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Reber came
down from Buffalo county and spent
the day at the Reber home.-Kim-
ball Graphic.
'PaYties wishing to sell or buy land
~ Bnnslo County win DO well to
can on or correspond with. Reynolds
anc Kreuger OF Kimball SO. Oak.
Or. Smith. Of Mitchell. represent
alive OF the q. 8. Department OF Ag-
riculture, was here Tuesday. looking
mp data on sheep for the Department.
Barney werdel. who bought the
A. J. clifford farm southwest OF here.
10 having the house and buildings
improved. preparatory to moving
his family there.--Miller Sun.
There was q free street performances
In the Valley this morning by some
amateur xinKers. 1t was very enter
tanning to the spectators. Some OF
the prominent officials OF the Tele-
phone Co. took an active part.
Ye editors enjoyed the hospitality
oi the Ziebach Ranch last Thursday
and have looked all through the dc
tionary for words to express appre-
citation thereof. Wedidn't And them.
But we marked It up on the page we
keep for blue days--a positive cure.
A few members OF the Booster
Club assisted by their wives celebrat-
cd Thanksgiving In truly modern
style with game OF foot ball Ab.
ience of q reporter prevents our CIV
ing q detailed account OF the game,
but it was peplete with sensational
plays, every participant being cover.
ed with k;cry and gumbo. They
unfortunately neglected to keep the
score.
with this number the CHEF com
pletes Volume XIX. As we have had
IL for only q few months. we can tel
lew OF our subscribers anything new
Of its Joys and SORROWS In the past
and, a. we always make all Of oul
good resolutions on New Years. WI
are not going to make any definite
phomisss for the future. In fact vi
are too busy getting the news ant
printing 1t to say anything NOR
than to mention mile post in pass
Ing.
We hear Of quite number OF ou
farmers who are hauling grain Il
Miller and supplies out nom there
It is claimed that wheat brings then
l0c per bushel more or 10 lbs. NOR
-four yer busheI than they can get II
Himball, while coal is IS cents cheap
Or. The Kimball dealers. 1t woult
seem. should be able to meet tf'