The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-26

Judge Smith holds court at Plgnkin-
ton next week. Notwithstanding that
there has not been q term of court in the
county for q year, there ia only q half
dozen cases on the calendar snd all Of
them ciyi. actions. Our neighbors are
very orderly 1t seems. y
Mrs. Lake, the well know temperance
advocate, will speak in a few towns OF
the state next Monday in the interests
of thu Ants ,loon L.%gua. and the
Kilnball reople interested lave secured
one OF The d,tes-March 4. Mrs. Lake
IL a devont Catholic anl is said to be a
very fine talkpr. She is highly spoken
of by the Catholic bishops. An effprt
will be made 10 secure the opera-house
for the meeting.
John Novotny and Horny Bnwers had
a scrap" last week over a business mat
ter and Novotnv was arrested, charg d
with using Il deadly w~papon-sail wpa-
pom alleged 10 be brass knucklcs. The
case came before Justice Doty Thursday.
There being insufficient evidence offered
sustaining the charge, states a,torn,y
Wright moved to have the case dismiss
sed. Novotny, We understand. claimed
IL was a ticket punch he had in
his hand.
Some pretty sharp farmers around
| Nufnrfnyrt f.tn Dc tIxr -.
thief Dad on "a ton OF hay from his stack
and tllen set fire TO the load. The rohber
had just time to get his team nnhitchpd.
His wagon was burned. Another farmer
who was losing wheat in a mysterious
manner wrote his lame on several sliDs
of paper. rolled them into little balls and
mixed them in the wheat. Then he put
the elevator men on to the job. One
day a farmer nnloadfd some wheat al
one OF the elevators and the little balls
of paper gave him away. 1t cost him
5000 to settle.
Exchangp:-A lady died and while
the pallbparers were conveying her to
her last resting place, by some mishal
they stumbled and dropped the corpse
The jolt brought the deceased back IL
life and she lived SIX or seven years anf
die: again. On the way to TO the
cemetery they passed over the same
ground, and when the pallbearers
reached the identical spot where the
trouble had been made at the previous
funeral, the stricken husband stepped
in front Of those bearing the remains o
his lamented wife and said. STEADY
toys, steady
Justice of the peac5 in an eastern
town in performing a marriage crrr,
mnny recently got off the following
witt thou have her for your pard. t
better or for worse, to have, TO hold. Y
fondly guard till hauled off III a hearsei
Wilt thon LIT her have her own swep
way. consult her many wishes, make tn,
fire every day and help h,r wa.h tbs
dishes? Will tEoo Civ" her all ,llp stuff
Ter little purse will na.k, tuy u littl
monkey hna, u muif and sralskii
sarQnpw The bridegroom's face, g,pv
pale and blank, as TO the FarlOr Il ,or III
sank, he sally sail: Il wilt"
The Frederick Theatre company to h
here next week, have been playing II
Chamberlain all this week 10 packe.
houses. Our CiamhMrlain friends ar
loud in their praise OF the company
A camra,y with sucn excellent talpn
has ever he n seen on this re-. d hefor
and probably will lot he seen pgail
unless this company shalt pay us n TT
t irn visit. We guarantee our Kimbnl
10 ais readers III entertainment that /
simnly"Oht of sight" Sets are nov
for sale at +. L. MillrI's. Popular pric
will prevail 15-2o-35 cants. I'm
gagelnpn; opens in kimhall Monday,
Fpt. % for three nights.
The patron of n creamery wio got.
these winter days anywhere from 6
cents no for his milk ought to b,
pretty we'll satisfied. 10 do that mIt-
side of a creamery he void hava To g.
from 1t four pounds of butter and sci
it for Is cents a pound cash and hi
his salt. besides oil the work Of mako,
1t, and If he could get that amount GU
OF three-fonrths OF the milk commiDg t
the creamery he would be a crackerjack
The chances are, il the milk was ricl
enough to do it the cream would be bit
ter. At this time of year it's extremel,
difficult to get more than so per cen
OF the cream by settlng the milk. Their
isn't ANYBODY who knows these facts bet
ter than the creamery patrons.
How Is 1t, Uncle chamncey.
Madison Outlook: Among the sam
pies Of manufactured goods, quite popu.
lar, IN the general distribution among