The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-02-27
Ox-tail soup is an old thins-most

OX-tall soup is an Old thlng-most
d%readfully old sometimes but now
some genius has invented a method
of making broth of a cows horns. If
this isn't making both ends meat,
then we dent know any prescription
for hard times.
A. calf's ears were frozen off in a
barn on the Churchward farm We'd
nesday morning.-PainesriNe co.,
Democrat.
Now you better send the rest of
your stock out to Southern Dakota
where they can run out over half the
winter and gain flesh every day, and
come out in the spring with ears, tails
and horns all on.
In another column will be found
several testimonials of d.. D. S. By
er's skill in treating diseases of which
which they speak. The doctor has
OF late erected a very cosy Office on
one of his lots opposite Kicker &
Lindley's lumber office, where he may
be found during office hours. 1t is
his intention to build a drag store on
his lot there as soon as the weather
will permit aud make a speciality of
homeopathic medicines; his advertis-
ment will appear in next weeks GRAPH
&c. We take pleasure in chrenicling
the doctors rapidly increasing practice
and necessity for increased accomoda-
tons.
Every farmer should keep a can of
the following mixture, kerosene, two
quarts; linseed oil, n gill; rosin, one
ounce. Melt the rosin in the linseed
oil and add to the kerosene. Coat all
steel or iron tools, wherever bright
with this, when they are to lie idle, if
only for a few days. 1t will not take
half a minute for half a teaspoonful
of the mixture to coat a pillow, when
one has finished using it, and it will
prevent all rust and save half a days
time in cleaning it when it is again
needed. Coat the iron-work of the
mowers and reapers with it when
they are put away. A little rust is
only a little thing, but it makes much
difference in the aggregate.
The Dakota Democrats bid for the
public printing of Brule county was
10 cents per square. The Register
was awarded the contract at so cents
FER square. This is right. We don't
believe in cut-throat business, anyhow.
Ripley co., Budget.
1t will he readily seen from the
above that the Registers not the only
paper that believes that a person
should receive q fair compensation
for their labor.-Register.
Very true and in which we agree.
But if some paper house would agree
to furnish the Register its white pap
err for two cents per pound instead of
six wouldn't it accept the offer?
Certainly, then why should not the
affairs of a county be managed on the
same basis as any other business?
The report has been circulated that
the Grow Greek reservation, compris-
ing about four townships of land in
Brule county and four in Buffalo
county, would be opened to settle
ment at once by executive order.
Despite the fact that there is no GER
tainty of it, a large number from
Chamberlain, Pukwana and Kimball
have been looking over the land this
week, selecting claims. In this con-
nection the GRAPHIC wishes to remind
the o~ver-an2ious ones that the land
in question a only be taken when
it is opened Tor filing. The land Of
flee will recognize no prior right pre-
vious to the day on which it is opened
to be filed upon. We have this from
the Register himself.
People living in Dakota have no
idea of the extent of the roller skate
craze in many sections of the East.
Will it hold good for any length of
time? That it is a craze at present
goes without telling, when in many
parts of the country there is not a
small village that has not converted
some hall, store, barn, or ali aban.
doned church into a rink. 1t is very
probable that it will run the course of
any public fever, and that the result
will be its establishment as a steady
and regular means of amusements
within described bounds. There arc
some who said that the bicycle would
not exist long. But it has made it
self a place, and not only holds it bu,
is growing steadily in favor and use
The one is a splendid outdoor excr
else and the other fills the same rela
ton indoors. Both will remain and
be the can of furnishing the regu
lar exercise that men and womcr