The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-04-23

Use rig words for rnaf goods rs geN.!
goods. II is jGst ms Easy to write n big
add" Tor a very small stttcs Of gaots as
a largo. We take just priaeim tie fact
that We keep The goods that came under
The f.ead or villa! WI atv.tiisp, gafdiilg
against tie I,sH of statements that
might mssIead. Yours For Business,
d. II. Wolf.
The three principal eastern freight
lines have reduced The freight: on mitter
from Chicago to New York from 6o to 35
cent per hundred. This Will mate
quito a saving to the western ere imrriss
md rnable them 10 make the eastern
dairyn.an sicier Than ever.
Edgerton News:-There is TO be n
town started near Ward academy. We
are told tlllt LloW Bros. VIII put in
a stock of goods there and that Wolf
may move hls store from Castalia thsra.
An effort is being made to get a pus-
office at this prospective tnwn.
Richards & Monl,nn are %dahorning
about $50 head of stears before turning
them out on the range. Ryrna& Stone
berger are also taking the horns IF
ftom u good memy critters. JOHN Eyrre
says that they will never winter another
critlcr will, horns, as thty make a
business OF fighting Thu %otllers.
Il tries hard enough to rain, hut
don't mako out very we'll. There was n
slight drizzla Wednesday night aud
Thursday. No rain is needed, however
aud the ground is in perfect condition
for starting III. grain. Wheat is COM
ing up nicely AMI stock Gnd plenty OF
picking on the prairie.
A printing Office is ~ place for boys
to loaf on general principles, and no
compositor ran SGT a clean string OF type
with some caller hanging over his
honlder snd filing his ears with idle
go.sic. 1l.ose who have business with
em,loyees hould take some other time
Than office hours to transact it.
''Frances Il. Willard, Tho B%est-known
Woman OF the Century, is the title Of
the Leading article OF The MAY number
of Damorest's Magazine. Miss Willrad
was probably the bsst-belogel az we'll
the "%best-kn9Wn'' woman Of the day;
hence this m0st comprehensive and
sympathetic biography, Which is heanti-
fully illustrated, will be OF special in
terest to women all over the world.
Rock Valley News:-It is not an
uncommon thing now to see from one
to five prairie srhooners every day, and
all, it seems, headed for South Dakota.
In the last week not lass than a dozen
covered wagons has passed through
Fairview and upon inquiry as to their
destination got the same answer from
al!-Sonth Dakota. Reports from all
owe: the state are to the effect that i'm
migration has started this way.
t Last winter II. f. Harvey got Il Christ
mas evergreen tree from the river that
the children might enjoy the day to thu
n utmost. When the tree had served lis
i purpose some OF the boys about the sta
h ti0n made a hole in the ground across
the track with n crowbar and planted
, the tree, but of course with no idea that
it would ever take root aud grow. Tho
: tree is now attracting much attention
1t is growing -deader every day thar
the Mckinley boom.
One OF the queerest marriages on 70
cord occnrred tie other day in BonHnmn
county. The groom is Il German. Will
the bride IS a Bohemian, and neither Of
them can speak EDglist. Neither Cal
the bride talk or understand German
and the groom is unable to talk or un
derstand Bohemian. 60 far as onvers
ing with each other is concerned, bot
of them might rs we'll be dumb. A
: the wedding the services Of al inter
prefer were necessary to inform each Il
to tho nature Of the obligations The
t were assuming.
= There is nothing that tends to kee
milk sweet for delivery to a croamer.
he like aerating it-not even ice or col
u water. A long handled dipper isa goo
z tool for the purpose. The milk shout
be thoroughly exposed to the air an
a stirred every half hour until the animn
re heat is expelled. Leave covers of III
1t cans until ready to start for the cream
8 cry. Tic piece Of cheese cloth owe
the top to keep dust and dirt out. News
mix warm and cold milk. Clean I'll
- cans with a brush and sal-soda and seal
with boiling water, leaving in the sl
il to air. Look out for accumulation
dirt in the seams.
2, Armstrong Ca.) Journal:-H a news
ed paper man kuoyys how many knocks il
v receives. behind his back. he won
er adopt another calling, remarked
citizen tile other dav. The citizen wa
nd mistaken. The newspaper man wi
- succeeds, expects to be maligned b
,e every laW-breaker, swiiidler and hyp
20 critic, every carping critic and ever
lover OF nntoriety who is ignored. al
flA4 - -as-,5 VI tesIg Ht, 4-a2, F-.El
a. in fact by all persons WHO do not agrl
.. with him onspublic and private question
The newspaper man who expects 70 e
"a. through life without being misrepr
scented and n~njnstly censnrea, shpul
make arrangements to die yonG9E
- very Young.
Ii when you ask a man to subscribe Il
hit your paper and he says: 20, I never re-
ts. much, besides these times are SO plagu
90 tight" apologize to him. says an g
change. Life is too short to waste5tin
trying to teach q mule to sing sopran
n All gentlemen NOWADAYS read new
papers ard lots OF them. Show us
man who lives 10 q town or country AZ
never spends a red cent for tbs new
paper there, and VIC will show YOU
-, = =, ,,,hn,.E ~ :, oronoa 10 nynnoIat on