The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-12-30

Makes fat, blood. aud muscles more
than any known remedy. It's
food for the blood, brain and nerves.
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea is. Ask
your druggist about it.
Mitchell Republican: Homer Samp-
son came up from Temple, Texas, to
spend the holidays with his family.
Homer is working on a railroad down
there and likes the country very much.
His old friends were very glad to see
him.
Watch night union services will be
held ut the NJ. i. church Sunday even
ing, commencing at s O'clock. Sacra-
ment OF the Lords Supper at midnight.
All are welcome. Tho new Pentecostal
Hymns No. 2 are here. jim. Fulford,
pastor.
The Milwaukee doesn't make a prac-
ticc Of running the local freight on
Thanksgiving and Christmas. but did SO
this Christmas to accommodate the Noble
Theatre company, in order that the COM
pany might get their special a to
Chamberlain in time for the evening
performance.
A judgement OF $l125 was awarded
Mary Stafford OF Bon homme county
against the proprietor of n saloon ir
Tyndall. Mrs. Stafford's husband be-
came drunk while in the saloon, and it
was for injuries sustained by him that
she recovered. That's good law; pity
there isn't more of it.
The Guernsey COW, Lilly Ella. owned
by j. II. Bsirke of Oakfield. Wis, pro,
duced in one year 9l2 pounds Of butter
This is the greatest butter record for q
cow ever known. At twenty cents Pei
pound this means a yield of $1S2.4O. Il
Is not likely that Mr.. Beirne lets his
calves run with his cows.
Mitchell Republican: Mr.. and Mrs
Gilbert Roe passed through the city We'd
nesdAy on their way to New York
where they will reside in the future
Mrs. Roe will DO remembered a. Mis-.
Gwyneth King. They were married
few weeks ago and had been out Il
Chamberlain for a visit with relatives.
Wconsocket News: Mrs. Cynthia Sam
uels was up from Kimhall. She is look
ing for her father, Jacob Brown, who ha
been gone for about six weeks. He wa
an inmate Of the Soldiers home ant
owns a farm north of town. For over
month his children have been unable t
learn anything OF his whereabouts.
Nothing the housewife so LIKES to do a
TO tear around some wintry morning
when the mercury is twenty below
shake up the furnace, or heater. or what
ever warns the domicile, until th
whole house from cellar to attic is at
temperature Of 85::in the shade; then opel
every door and window in the house t
"air' the dwelling, until the whiskey be
gins to freeze and crack the decanter o.
the sldeboard-1hen more shaking au,
poking the fire It'll the whole shebang !
hot as blue blazes again. Isn't tina
fright, Mr.. Man,
A farmer correspondent Of the Woon
socket News gives this pertinent hint t
his fellow farmers:
A farmer can use envelopes with hi
return card printed thereon and u print
ed letter-head with his name aud address
location and name Of his farm, ETC., an,
not cost anymore than where he buys
small quantity Of paper at a time. 1t
much more satisfactory TO use. ThI
boys in the printing Office will cit yol
out in good style and at a very moderat
cost. FL
For illustration: The GRAPHIC viii
sell you folr bunclles OF envelopes 70
40 cents and print your name and ad
dress on them for 10 cents additional.
The Noble Theater company played
three night engagement and a matinav
here last week and pacsed the opera
house to the doors every night. Til
company made good every statemen
made by the GRAPHIC in advance of thei
coming and more than pleased The Iarg
est and finest audiences ever gathered il
the opera-house to q similar entertain
ment, The company is 50 versatile ant
nicely balanced and c0stnmed that uDol
a suitable stage 1t can present in q mos
acceptable, manner light comedy or til,
heaviest melodrama. Que good feature
Of the company is that it gives II cleaI
entertainment, fur above the average
and under Mr.. Mobiles supervision is S.
nicely managed as to win the good vii
OF the entire community. Mr.. Nobl,
said that he would try and arrange for
week in Kimball;nex year.
We find this item among the country
correspondence Of the PlankintoI
Herald:
Waldo Carton promises to revolution
ize the creamery business and method
with his home separator, which he il
placing here and there on trial ant
which lie expects to dispose Of like no
cakes when spring opens. They ar,
very cheap and are sai.!. to do the Worl
perfectly.
1t would be interesting to know jus
what Kind Of 3 '.geparasor" this new
thing is which is fyery cheap an,
going ito sell like hot cakes in tn,
spring. Possibly they will have to bori
a sucker faster than every minute, eve,
ia Aurora county. There is no cream
separator worth the powder to blow i
up yet invented that a be bongh
much less than 500, and the indiyid
nal who invests iii anything hut ona o
the standard centrifugal ~nachiues vii
simply be throwing good money away il
the shape Of hutter fat left in The skin
milk.