The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-12-02
80 December 4. 5, and 6 are the
~ dates for the next regular pro-
fessional visit OF Henry II. Frudenfeld.
the technical optician OF Sioux Falls.

liz UR tNlu last week OIL u StTdu-
ger running Of with a team belonging 10
John T0vev OF White Lake. The fellow
was caught at Redlield and the team re-
covered. The man made the plea that
he was hard up and discouraged. John
brought him home and is haying him
work out his punishment doing chores.
Next time u old chum and freside
companion, dad" Robinson, comes
within twelve miles of this town-and
stops-we'll send the sheriff after him.
Presume the reason he did not come up
to sec his thousand friends here, Cd his
recent visit to White Lake, was for fear
We would not let him get back to Du-
buque. even it once were so, let it
never be so again"
There is coal and coal, but a little bit
the finest coal that ever reached this
town Is a car of Birdseye camel which
John Parker ordered for the use OF those
who like an open fire in Il CRATE these
fall days. Costs like furT--for bitumi-
nous coal-$l0 a ton-but it burns like
a pima knot, and about MS clean. This
isn't an ad for Parker, tut n pointer for
those who use freplacas. 1t is away
ahend Of any coal the GRAPHIC man ever
used for an open fire.
Iroquois Chief: II. II. Sheets was a
Thursday caller. MIR. Sheets had just sold
200 sheep, % per cent OF which were
lambs, for 81 per head, Bya little pump
ing we learned that Horace originally
invested $500 in his dock. He has sold
In wool and sheep $l.450 worth and has
100 head left valued at $500. He finds
big money In both cattle and sheep. Mr..
and Mrs. Sheets expect to start for Cali
fornia soon to spend the winter for the
benefit of Mrs. Sheets health.
The Methodist Advocate says: "Just Mt
this time u country needs a religion
that will makca man pay his debts.
Shouting don't settle old accounts with
God or man. We pounce right into a fcl-
low and put him out of the church il be
goes to a ball or theatre, but never say a
word to q pious scamp who never pays
his debts. Preachers and people who do
not pay their debts are doing more harm
to the churches than the dancers or
drunkards, for there are more OF them in
a church."
John Lyle is going back to Iowa to
Iemain with his mother during her de-
cliniDg years, aud disposes OF his fine
collection OF live stock and other proper
ty at auction sale next week Friday, for
particulars of which see small bills. Mr..
Lytle says he has no kick coming from
his success in BTulo county all these
years, and that were circumstances
otherwise, he could not be driven out of
here with a club. As ii is. he feels that
he ought to go, much as he regrets to
leaAe, now that lie is well started in
stock. We regret it, 100.
A Montana paper publishes an obitu-
AIRY of a a who had died in the com,
munity, closing with the statement that
"a long procession Of people fol.
lowed the remains to their last
roasting place" Tho family read tho
notice and discovered the supposed error
and asked the editor to make a correc.
tion in the word roasting lut he said
he could not until the seven years back
subscription that the deceased owed bad
been paid. This is no joke and, is III.
tended as a warning to some who are
neglecting their subscription TO ,ht
GRAPHIC.