The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-02-24

MouAuclo VI tub tai Ql6TS Alliance,
knights Of Labor, Silver Leagues and In
dustrial Legion are invited.
I. P. Pottdr will offer at public sale in
Kimball next week Saturday, beginning
at ! p. M, ten head Of horses and colts.
twelve Poland China shotes, and ten
cows and heifers. The stock is allyoung
and desirable in everv way and it will
afford an excellent opportunity to buy.
Surety companies now furnish bonds
for any purpose much like insurance
companies do-that is, charging a, per
cent. fees. Good references are required
and then a bond is furnished at, S. per
$1,000. These companies do away with
the necessity Of acting. as bondsman for
any person.
Jas. Agnes came In from Akron
Iowa, Wednesday for a brief visit. He
reports five saloons at Akron, each pay
ing $50 a month "fne". So far as his
observation extends the whiskey business
is being run wide open. Meanwhile the
Iowa legislature is monkeying and mon
keying and monkeyinz.
The case OF A. L. Cross, proprietor Of
the cold storage at Armour, fer having
prairie chickens in his possession result
ed in a jury trial, a verdict of guilty and
a fine of 1925 and costs, the latter of which
will be heavy. The state organization is
watching every town and locality where
reports indicates a traffic in game.
Iroquois Chief:-The National Editorial
Association will meet at Ashbury Park,
New JERSEY the first week in July. The
South Dakota Press Association, with its
1870 members. is entitled to five delegates.
Those delegates elected at the last annual
meeting, are: Editors Bishop, TORY,
Whitcher, Tinan, and W. s. Warner.
Mitchell Republican:-It looks very
much as if the Republican majority in
the Iowa legislature was disposed to
break faith with the people who elected
it upon the distinct understanding that
it should effect a satisfactory adjustment
of the prohibition question. If this
proves to be the case the Republicn party
Of Iowa may be sayely said to have
achieved its last victory at the polls for
a long time.
Chamberlain Democratic meeting
Of the city council Monday evening all
bids for grading anumber Of streets was
abandoned entirely torthe present. This
action was owing to the development OF
a general feeling that the time was in
opportunefo for so extensive an improve
ment, the property owners not being in
a condition financially to justify the un-
d%ertaking. The vote on the council was
unanimous.
Ex-Receiver La Toilette Is getting
ready to start another Republican news
paper in Chamberlain. He has bought
the outfit formerly used on the Plankin'
ton Beacon. The name OF the paper
will be the Missouri Valley Journal
Mr.. LaFollette has nothing but u best
wishes, but that doesn't hide the plaii
fact that there is no field in Chamberlain
for another Republican paper. and WI
are very much mistaken il Mr.. LaFollett,
doesn't find a big contract on his hands
The city council at White Lake have
been collecting $50 a month from eacl
of the four saloons there. One Of Thu
saloon men contemplates going out o
business and says he will demand hi
money back and commence suit to re
cover it if necessary. 1t appears tn,
council never took any action toward de
filming the saloons as disorderly house
and fining them accordingly, as is dom
in other towns. hence the absence of any
thing legal in the way of the 500 month
ly assessment. Meanwhile the Kimbal
saloons slip along with a So license, Tn
same as the man who sells an occasional
bottle of pop.
The following rather good story is 60
ing the rounds, and is told at the expens
of the legal fraternity. In a certain
community lawyer died who wasa mos
worthy and popular man, aud anon
other virtues inscribed upon his tomt
3 stone was this: "a lawyer and an homes
man.. Some years after a convention
! was held in the town and one Of the dele
gates being OLA sentimental turn yisite
the silent city" and in rambling anon
the tOmbS was struck with the inscrip,
ion "a lawyer and an honest man." II
was lost in thought when a fellow DELE
: gate came up, who noticing his abstrac'
ion, asked if be had found the grave of
q dear friend OF relative. and he said: IN
r but l am wondering how they came I
r bury these twofallows in the same grave