The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-19

A man who will put n newspaper back
into a postoffice marked refused"
without first paving what is due on it is
meaner than the landlord who charged
a guest for two because his room was
haunted.
The Winchester Repeating Arms com
pany always send out one of the hand
soonest calendars issued, and this year is
no exception to the rnle-and their guns
and ammunition are just as nice as their
calendars.
The largest dry goods houses, clothing
stores and department stores in Chicago,
New York, Philadelphia and Boston are
the largest advertisers. They are the
largest stores because they are the larg-
est advertisers.
Mark Twain was once asked by a
friend what he thought of the exist ence
Of a heaven ard hell. to which he replied
81 don't want to express an opinion it is
policy for me to keep silent as l have
friends in both places"
Two robbers entered an express car of
a G. B. & Q. train near Ottumwa, Iowa,
Saturday night, bound end gagged the
express messenger, assistant express
messenger and b%aggageman and got
away with $4,000 or more.
The commissioners passed a resolution
this term by which no money will be
allowed the county officers this year for
clerk hire, except $1GO for the treasurer.
That's proper; lots of fellows to take their
places il they can't do their work.
John Farmer hung himself in the barn
of I. II. Welch, Edgerton, Friday night Of
last week. The failure OF Welch's bank,
in which he had 5000 deposited, is sur
posed to be the cause Of the act. He was
taking care OF Mr.. Welch's horses.
Ernest Reber fell from John VOLTS
delivery wagon, near the store, Saturday
and, striking on his head and back,
was very seriously injured. Although d
week has passed since the accident he
does not show much improvement.
1t is said a bill IS to be introduced in
the legislature requiring mortgage sale
notices and summons notices to be pub.
lished in a newspaper nearest the land.
The bill is a good n and ought to pass,
dispute the protestations of county seat
newspapers.
The commissioners have instructed
the county auditor to notify all those
wanting seed grain this spring to file
their applications, together with the
approximate amount wanted, with the
clerks Of the respective townships in
which they reside.
There is wide range between good
dairy cows and the average. The aver
age COWS in the United States make 100
pounds of butter per year, while the good
dairy cow Yields from $50 to 400 pounds.
There are whole dairy herds that make
400 pounds per cow annually.
The a%bsconding state treasurer is still
missing notwithstanding the $4,000
reward now offered by Gov. Sheldon.
There is absolutely no trace of him. His
bondsmen met in Chicago this week and
made a proposition for a settlement
which will probably not be accepted.
The new constitution Of New York
state, which went into effect January /,
prohibits any official from riding on a
free railroad pass Fifty notaries p bile
have sent their designations to Gov. Nor
ton. They were made in order that the
notaries might hold on to their passes.
Resnbmission passed in the house,
Wednesday, by a vote of 40 to Al. Orcutt
voted with the resubmissionists, as did
also Lucas OF Charles Mix and Herrick
of Aurora. Lumbard didn't vote. 1t is
claimed that resubmission will pass the
senate by a vote OF q to IS. 1t is ex.
pected to come up Monday.
The POpulist commissioners OF Davi-
son county awarded the county printing
to the Mitchell Gazette, Mt. Vernon News
and a German paper in Mitchell that but
few ever heard OF and still fewer in the
county probably read-shutting out the
Republican and Mail entirely. 1t is
strange how blindly partisan some Off
Gals car be.
Last Saturday this Office received a
postal mailed at Chamberlain by some
subscriber but it was in pencil and so
obliterated we could not make out the
contents.-Chamberlain Register.
Must be Owen got ratified and mailed
one of hir own postals to himself. Incl
dentally, we took OF Owens postal
card scrawls to a drug store one day and
they put up a preraration that tor worms
in horses can't DO beaten.