The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-02-20

The Ashley boys say they made more
money ont of their cows last wear than
since coming to this state ten years ago
and all on account of the creamery
They raised twenty splendia calves last
season and figure that the nice sum of
money received from the creamery was
so much clear gani.
Apropos Of cold winters: At Wercho-
jarlsk. in the Lena Valley Of SIBERIA,
the Russian government maintains a
station which holds the worlds records
in the way of average low temperature.
In that cheerful place where the sun
does not shine in December, the average
OF January, 1885, was 60 degrees below
zero. On the 10Th day of that month TIE
thermometer registered SO degrees be.
low.
A.. G. Wolf, brother Of j. H., is expected
III II few days to take charge OF the
Castalia store. Adolph has for the past
four years been a most valued and
trusted employee Of Lockwood 4 Perpitz
at Rock Valley. Iowa. The Castalia and
Cnas Mix people will find hin one of the
most courteous and accommodating sales.
men that they have met in Il long time.
and as manager of the j. Ii. Wolf store, q
valuable addition to their list of bust
ness men.
Those who intend to take their milk to
tie creamery for the first time this
season should see about their cans at
once so as to have them when wanted
and they should begin hauling as soon
as their cows come fresh. March is a
good month, and the price for milk will
J not be any better after, as the butter
market drops steadily with the coming
OF spring and the opening Of creameries
: closed for the winter. The roads, too
will be worse later on than now. Thu
4 sooner the farmer who has milk begin.
: to haul it the more he will get out Of i
!, for the season.
The farmers say that there is at Ieas
two and one-half feet Of snow OH tn
level, If not three. This is a pile O
snow and we believe fully as much as il
the winter of 1851. John Wilkes say
he never saw as much snow in an
country us there is in the northern par
OF Plummer township. The big ravine
and draws in that section are even full
= The tree claims, corn fields, and weed
patches all over the county are file
from six to ten feet deep, while on til
most level stretches on the prairie. it
T. next to impossible to drive a team out {
a beaten road. This ought to be a goo
year to raise ducks.
L. W. Martin Of Sutherland, low
III made the GRAPHIC a call Tuesday. NJ
Id Martin ownes the Gregory farm north
III town and is quite struck with the idt
OF moving here and living on it. He
70 very much pleased with the country al
lie says that il the advantages Of Brn
ee county could be properly presented to
large number of Iowa farmers the
is would be an influx here this sprin
rst While Eere MIR. Martin looked over ii
ri creamery while in operation and pr
nounced it highly creditable to the tos
nd and the farmers that built it. He sa
that he had occasion to visit maj
-, creameries in Iowa and Wisconsin b
never stepped into a neater one tn,
ours.
FOR
A P%ittsburg, Pa, firm advertised a
In of lady's wrappers at So cents. The e
II ure 8 dropped out of the newspaper for
IN going to press and the store W
40. packed with ladies after wrappers at
cents. The firm stood bv their gul
however, but the newspaper. the Lead
had to pay $405 for the error-that ST.
representing the loss to the firm. T
MS incident reminds the GRAPHIC of a sin
as lar case of its own. When Budd Park W
VT. in The grocery business here he plac
om with other local advertisements in t
GRAPHIC one reading 'Mackerel, 90 Gel
in Dozen" The compositor made it re
lat 10 cents-a figure 81" having dropped
nut the "2" bOx--and the error was Il
its noticed IN the proof. Before the pap
was half run olive were using a ha
nd press and a whole afternoon at that til
as to work the edition-Budd came tearil
Mt down to notify us of the blundel,
zee fish hunters were getting thick, but
he was TOO late to stop the trouble. The
suit was that Budd found it easier a
more business like to let the whole ba
rel slide at less than a cent each than
,,n explain matters. He didn't ask t
GRAPHIC to pay the bill either, but Jol
,ro Woodman, the compositor, was so scar
that he didn't swear for a wcek-Bu,
did that for him.
nd
ISIS An Interesting Law Case.
ny When the Erie, Pa, firm foreclosed II
he on H. NJ. Miles arteslan well outfits the
Ter was due the latter from the county &C
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