The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-19
Save your seed wheat ard buy flour on
time-secured note-at the Mill.

A party of Kimball people went to
Pukwana Tuesday night 10 attend a
dancing party under the management
Of j. s. Sanborn, Harry Wen,zv and las.
Kinsella. Those who went from here
were Mr.. ard Ms. f. E. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. R. Tinan, Miss E it'll Sedgw;ck,
Thos. Quirk. Miss Celia Kinsel,r, Lester
Miller and GOld.e Miles. The visitors
had a splendid time and We're delight
fully entertained at The close of tue
dance at the home Of Mr. Sanborn. Not
the least pleasure of the trip was the
meeting of quite o number OF iPukwana's
scclable ladies and gentlemen.
BY an advertisement il. tins issue it
Will be seen that W.. II. BrearIey has a
farmers sale the first Saturday in March
at WARTS feed barn. 1t is Mr.. Beard
lry's intention to hold these sales regu-
larry, at which time any farmer may put
up for sale anything lie has that he
wishes to dispose ONO sale no charge.
We think that II will In of great con-
veuirnce in tring.ng SELLER aud buyer
together. Mir. Brearley proposes to m!kc
his charges for selling low cnong,l so
that it will be mutually advantaseo IS.
Coming hmm. from Sioux Falls Sat
nrday the writer met W. g. II 'bimson on
The train On route to Mitchell to spend
Sunday witIlthe Conunt fam ly. "Biliy'
travels for a DufUqle lat and cap house
and like all The family is NJ king a sue
cess Of it and no ,fli'nds every day.
The Roy was Il pretty warn lad in
Kimball q dozen years ago-fac: is We
all brew ont some heat those days-but
he is married n0w-got kids same
as the rest of ns-and is oil business
through and through. Lots of Kimball
folks would like to see Billy again. HI
travels as far west as Sheldon only.
Rev. Sam Jones saws: when Goo
give a man a wife and six children HI
has done a great deal for that man
But when he gives him a society woman
with a poodle dog he has thrown off OIL
him. These society women look upon
children as a nuisance. | have hai
some of the old society women shake
hands with me. | had as soon shake q
dead fsh's tail. I would not give ONT
OF your old aOck-darned women for al
the society women IN the country. Be
tween cutting off the top of the dress for
the ball room. and bottom for the bicy.
Gle, these society women will soon have
no clothes left. Some people say you
shouldn't speak this way before mixed
audiences. You old sisters wear higt
close collars around your necks. That
modest and comaly. But deliver me
from the society vernon who button
their collars around their waists. Yor
preachers d0n't like that way do you
Ion talk about the sweet by and by.
You ought to talk about the nasty nov
and now"
At a farmers institute recently heli
at Clear Lake, Iowa, one of the farmers
who ships milk to the Mason City cream
erd said thtt he SKINNED part Of hi
milk, mixed the cream with the unskim
med milk and shippee the enriched
milk to the creamery. The prop.ieto
OF Il local creamery offered 10 separate
the skinned milk and get found o
butter from every 100 pounds of milk
The test showed two per cent of butte
fat, or about 2 Is pounds of hutter 70
every 100 pounds Of the .skimme'
milk, Il loss of nearly forty cents 70
every 100 pounds OF the milk skinned
at homo. 1t Is only under the mos
favorable conditions that there ia no
a heavy loss by the gravity process o
getting the cream. The factory sppar
ator will as q rule get CROUCH nor
butter from the milk to 'pav entire EOS
Of hauling in the milk and make tn
butter. This any dniryman can eaeil,
learn by comparing the amount o
money realized from 500 pounds &
milk kept at home and a like amour
taken to the creamery. Tho differpnc
is especially noticeable during tn
spring. fall and winter months.