The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-03-26

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Did you ever see SO neat a line Of
fancy Shirts us those shown by j.. IL.
Wolf. Prices yery low, from 30 up.
jill. Wolf will furnish you anything
III the line OF agricultural implements
ut prices that make EN- smile. Call aud
see how It's done,
The FlGnsburg creamery company has
disbanded as an Independent institution
and consolidated with Ethan. They
will run n skimming station Instead OF
u creamery and deliver their cream to
the creamery at Ethan.
Franklin Steiner, the noted Free
thought lecturer, will speak III Kimball
Thursday April Z, at 2 O'clock p. M.
Subject, "Chrlstian Evidence Tested"
Further notice will be given Of sub
sequent lectures. Admission free.
Buying fancy s,rts at Icing prices to
make up for poor food, care and man
agement, has made many a stockman
poor, and never made one rich. Good
blood is a good thing, but good feed and
care is even more important.
Something like a scare ofE. r. Tinan's
friends unceremoniously Interrupted his
customary nights newspaper work at
his home den Saturday night and took
possession O: everything in sight--a
birthday surprise as complete as it was
happy.
The Free M%e,lodists will hold quart
erly meeting services i'll the Slddon
school house April 15-l6-17 Rev. w.
N. Coffee Of Washington Springs will
have charge OF the services. A cordial
invitation is extended to all. f. w.
Drown. pastor.
In these days Of enlightened ciyilizl.
ton it doesn't seem is though a wal
between tile United States and any
foreign power is possible, but even tho;e
who a few weeks ago laughed at the
idea now sta.e that If war is ayerted.
it will be a miracle.
The state railroad commission
have served notice on the Milwaukee
road. through its attorney, that the case
regarding passenger service on that
road between Mitchell and Chamberlain
will come off for tri,l at Mitchell at 10
o'clock a. NJ, March 30.
The Lincoln tNeb.) creamery has
ihlrty.four Swimming stations. Most of
the creamsls transported by the railroads
and from as far away as Kansas. The
skimming stations are largely owned by
farmers who lease them to the company.
1t is found more profitable than to
operate small creameries.
A South Dakotian who had moved
from place to place and at last landed in
Western Texas was asked If he liked the
place. He answered: There was once
a mar who moved from Son,h Dakota
to Kentucky, to Arizona. to Texas and
then he died and went to hell, but the
change was so gradual he never noticed
it,
The Plankinton creamery is to be
turned into a skimming station for Mt.
Eernon's plant. Sentiment is against
this i'll Plankinton of course, but its a
sickly sentiment. What the farmers
want is cash, and that the cash is Just
as good for Plankinton no matter
whether the checks are made out in
Mt. Vernon or Kalamazoo.
While the family were out, someone
deposited a nico fat wild goose on the
kitchen table OF the GRAPHIC home the
first OF the week. We afterward learned
that Dan Dorwort was the bully boy
and that he had a llalf-doZpn Of the birds
shot at Torrey Lake. Dan said it one
had decoys he conld bag about a thou
sand ducks at the lake.
There are milk cans and milk cans
and some OF them ire not worth the
wowder to blow then up. Buy DIS large
a can as made-lO gallons-of the
heaviest tin. those that have been tried.
Either the Oehsner company or Geo. w.
James can supply them and both have
tried all kinds and will now sell only
those that will stand tia strain.
The De Smet creamery received 100,
600 pounds more milk in February this
year than last. The Kimball creamery
received $4,000 for that month all told
but even at that 1t was an increase Of
$4,000 over last year. When the pat
rons Of the Kimball creamery iiave had
the experience of those Of the De Smet
they will do as they do i'll K%,ngsbury
connty-haye their cows fresh in the
fall aud Increase their earnings one
third.
1t is cold enough Monday night to
freeze the hair off a cast-iron monkey.
The cold wave hit the town about four
p. m. and the mercury slid down the
tube forty degrees quicker than the
wink of a pretty girls eye. Gee whiz!!
bit it seemed cold after the May weather
OF a month back, and it was three below
zero all right enougll-cold enough for
anybody. Since the snap the weather
has been on its good behavior and today
it is like early summer again.
An Equal Suffrage contest will be held
at tho NJ. +. church under management
of the state equal suffrage organizations,
Friday evening April LIST. The program
will consist of SOLICIT music and a reci-
tatibn contest between six or eight Of
the oldest gray-beards of this commnn-
lily. Admission 5 and 10 cents. The
program is rs follows: Music, Male
QnartGttr: Announcement of Judges;
Contest ty II. w. Miner. G. j. Maynard,
AS. Stuyer, A. d. Ward, Lewis Walker.
Music. Male Qaarlette. Oyster supper
will be served in the church on The even
ing Of the contest by the Ladies Aid SOC
iety. Supper will be readyat 6 O'Clock;
oysters 15cor 25s according to size of