The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-03-16
Patent sl.O5; Creme el.-Foote.

Patent sl.o5; Creme sl.-Foote.
A creamery company has been organ
lied at Bijou Hills and q charter sent
for. J. NJ. Thwing il president. L. 6.
Troth secretary, &C. Lowe treasurer.
and Ed johnson and w. A. Thwing d.
rectors.
Some Of the young people Of the town
have organized a club which they csll
.'The Heboes." The object Of the club
appears to be sociability and fun. The
club meets with Miss Genevieve Ochsner
this evening.
White Lake Wave: Herman Endter
has leased the meat market OF Henry
Hoes and will take possession April l..
Herman is q model young man, and q
good butcher, and will make a success
OF 1t.
John Drtpps, Gannvalley's new post
master. bought the old Office building
which has been standing on the rear OF
q. ]. Maynard's residence lot and started
north with 1t Tuesday. 1t is to be used
for a postofice.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hilton OF Charles
Mix met with a bad runaway accident
last week. Both we're thrown out on the
way home from Academy and Mrs. Hill
ton was picked up unconscious. Both
were severely shaken up.
The first annual convention Of the
American Cattle Growers association
met at Denver the 9Th. The organization
is composed exclusively Of cattlemen
west st the Mississippi. Its object, Of
course, is to protect the cattle industry.
j. F. Halliday Of Iroquots and G.. NJ.
Farley of Madison. president and secre.
tary, respectively, OF the South Dakota
Press association, and Geo. Schlosser of
Sioux Falls, left last week for Chicago
and Buffalo to make arrangements for q
visit to the Pan-American exposition by
the association In May.
We saw q tax receipt issued by County
Treasurer Stocks to Matthias Marty for
what is probably the smallest amount
ever written in the treasul er's office. 1t
was for four cents, and covered the total
city, county, school and state taxes in
full on a certain piece Of property in
Kimball.
Through tho efforts OF Senator Kyle,
South Dakota has been detached from
the Nebraska revenue district and the
two Dakotas Sre to be a district by them
selves. The Office will be at Aberdeen or
Sioux Falls, likely the latter, and 1t will
create q half dozen fat offices for the
g. .. p. push in the state.
Unmarried women are called spinsters,
because 1t was a maxim among our FORE
fathers that a young woman should not
marry until she had spun enough linen
to furnish her house. All unmarried
women, OLD or young, were then called
spinsters, a name still retained in all
legal documents.
Charley Lyon sends to The GRAPHIC
from Elmira, N. Y, a clipping from a
newspaper there stating that q new cat
tie disease has appeared among the herds
In that part of the state and that all
cases are fatal. When the cows are left
at night they are apparently we'll; next
morning from one to five are dead.
When F. S. Rembe was making the
butter at the Smith Creek creamery, he
had the Ochsner Hardware company
make him a milk heater after his own
plans, and which has proven such a per-
feet success that so competent a butter
maker as G. H. Werder has had one made
and sent to his creamery in Illinois, and
one has also been sent 10 Carthage, this
stats. Mr.. Rembe IS now in the employ
of the Eagle creamery.
The body OF Mrs. Katilinek county ex.
changes will note that this is the proper
spelling Of the name) was exhumed and
a postrmortem held yesterday. Dre.
Willy, Mile, and Treon went to Gam
valley for the purpose. The woman was
killed by her husband January,1,27 DR..
Willy said the body was in a good state
OF preservation. The. post norton was
held in order 10 furnish proper evidence
at the trial of Katilinek, who lies in the
Brule county jail.
Aman in Omaha had some Limburger
cheese to ship. but the express company
would not accept it, claiming the odor
would penetrate the other merchandise.
A friend of the would-be shipper suggest
cd that he pack the cheese in a coffin
box, which he did, and delivered it at
the depot as a corpse. He accompanied
it as a relative. The express messenger,
q native Of Erin, occasionally took a con
temptuous Whit of the supposed "stiff!S
Upon unloading at the destination, the
messenger asked the shipper: "Who is
the fellow in the cofin?" "a brother Of
niue" We'll, yez has one consolation;
he's in no %trance."
PukSvana Has a Fire.
Fire completely destroyed Frank Gep-
pert's blacksmith shop at Pukwana Mon
day. A heavy gale was blowing at the
time, but the flames were confined 10 the
shop. The fire started. it is supposed,
from the forge. There was HI insurance.
Try a For Sale" ad. in the Graphic.
New Century Prices.