The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-01-26

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Log Cabin Maple Syrup at William
Mathies at actual cost, to close it out.
Guaranteed absolutely pure, under $500
forfeit.
The Argus Le@der very properly re-
minds the Omaha Bee and Sioux City
Journal that they have no kick coming
over the fast mail trains carrying Chi
cago dailies westward; that ii it is proper
for the government to help out the
eastern manufacturers to the detriment
of the west it is equally right for it to
bolster the publishers of the Chicago
dailies.
There is no telling where the trouble
resulting from a mortgage will end. An
Iowa paper tellsof a man who mortgaged
his farm to get his wife a pair of ear
rings. The wife took in washing to pay
interest on the mortgage and the first
day lost one of the diamonds in the
suds, and tried to hang herself in the
barn, but the rope broke and she fell on
a Sl50 Jersey COW and broke her back.
Senator Sloan has introduced bill
that ought to pass, as it will do much to-
ward encouraging the sinking OF arte-
sian wells by private individuals. The
bill provides that where a flow of 3OO
gallons DER minute shall be secured the
property shall be Untitled TO an exemp-
ton of $1,000 for five years; and for a
How OF not less than 125 gallons per
minute an exemption of $500 for three
years.
Here's a good one from an unknown
source: Suppose a newspaper man every
time he hears Of a man who critics him
or his paper in public, should retaliate
by holding up to public gaze the faults
aud shortcomings Of SAID fault-inder,
what would be the result? Why, the
criticizer would find himself outrag. d
with thirst Tor The editors gore. TIL n
the poor quill driver would get shot or
shoot somebody.
Montgomery county, Iowa, is said to
have a waggish farmer. who. on being
struck for something to eat by tramps,
ask them which they prefer, steak or
chop" If the tramp prefers chop he is
given an AK and pointed to the woodpile.
II he calls for steak he is called upon to
drive fence stakes, and when the work
is done he is filled to the chin with a
good meal. Usually the tramps preferred
pork and started for the next house.
Married AT the home Of Louis
Richards, Sunday evening, January 10,
Mr.. Mark MILAN and Miss Mamie Leach.
The ceremony was conducted by Rev.
La TheO lobe. Miss Leach has n,lrner-
ons friends and acquaintance here, and
while Mr.. Mil!an's acquaintance at this
place is more limited, he is a we'll known
and prosperous stock raiser and dealer
of Buffalo county. The GRAPHIC joins
hands with their host of friends in
giving congratulations and best wishes.
The GRAPHIC said lest week that
Hubbard aid not vote when the resub-
mission bill passed the house. 1t appears
from the Sioux City journal of a later
dare that he did, and we are pleased 10
note that he voted with the "yeas" We
could not find his name among those
vnting on the question when :!:a ties,
vote came up in the house; and as the
Pierre special stated that the bill passed
the house on The final vote exactly as OH
the adoption Of the committee report
the error of the GRAPHIC's was eXcus.
able.
The rcsubmission question came up in
the senate Tuesday over adopting the
committee report. The senate chamber
was packed with spectators, many OF
whom were ladies, and nearly fifty news
paper men were present. 1t was a rare
opportunity and many of the senators
took advantage of it to let off a good
deal of poor oratory. The dpba'e was
over the minority report against ,e ub.
mission. and after Two hours of talking
the resubmissionists won the day by a
vote o. "a to II. On the following day
the bill passed the senate by about the
same vote.
The newly organized board of commits
sionrrs OF Brule county has designated
the Chamberlain Register. The Pukwana
Press and Kimlall Index rs the official
papers Of the county. Thus some three
or four papers are left ont in the Geld
Down here i'll Charles Mix county we
only have three papers AMI ali OF them
are official, so we have nothing in that
direction to crow. mnurn or quarrel Oyer.
-Castalia Republican.
And their isn't any paper in Brule
county that has anything to crUw, mourn
or quarrel over. They are not OF that
breed that whines after public pap.
Neither do they begrudge one another
the political patronage which custom
degrees shalt be awarded victors. They
take their medicine gracefully, be they
Republican or Democratic; and YOU don't
find them putting in bids to the commits
%sioners Offering to do the county PRINT
ing for next to nothing, thereby insulting
the intelligence of the board who have
no option as to price, thu law fixing that.
just to make a little cheap political
capital for themselves. When Va catch
one Mt that kind of work all hands join
IN soaking his head under one OF cur
big artesian spouters till he gets sense
AIerSpspSa
depends very largely on the physical
condition. Sluggish blood lulls The