The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-03-02

your blood and nerves and bring back
that happy, Joyous feeling ef b0yhool
days. IS cents. Ask your druggist.
Tho Frank Roberts case came up be-
fole Justice Jones Saturday on its merits,
resulting in Roberts being bound over to
the June term Of court under $500 bonds.
Roberts is accused Of disposing of mort
gagged property.
We have read enough directions.for
teaching a calf to drink to oil a book,
but it has been left to an Iowa editor to
outline the preliminaries in a way that
is simply irresistible. 1t appears in
another column.
March came in like q lamb--and a
mighty meek lanb at that. The past
Two days have been like May. Wednes-
day two or three April showers fell. 1t
makes q fellow feel like digging bait
and going off fishing.
Now is the time to begin plans for
setting out trees. II the matter is left
until tree planting time it generally
means no trees put out. The trees
should be got into the ground as soon as
they can be- taken up.
The Weisfock Bros. have recently slid
three "haby" cream separators-one to
Glen McKittrick, n to Otto Biederman,
and one to Herman Biederman. The
boys were lucky in securing the agency
for two Of the best machines sold.
A. c. Whitbeck sold a half section of
land Saturday to Jacob Olson of TORY
Lake. The land is in section 81 of Plain
field township and adjoins Henry Herr
le1n's farm. Mr.. Olson expects to move
onto the land in the spring, we believe.
Frank Ceilings went to, Chamberlain
Wednesday to close tho deal ,,or the pur-
chase of 160 acres adjoining his farm on
section % in Pleasant Grove. This will
give Frank q fine 32O-acre farm, and
which is bound to grow in value every
year.
"Iell them," said McKiltrick, that
we have got in another lot Of that buck
wheat flour there has been so much talk
about. 1t was so late in the season that
we decided not to order another lot, but
the demand has been so incessant that
We had to-"
No new Developments in tho small
pox line at Redfield. They have had
forty cases, but no deaths. The city has
been strictly %quarantined from the out.
side world and the epidemic splendidly
handled. 1t is thought the quarantine
can be raised in a few days.
II. G.. Smith, one OF the old settlers
who shot grizzly bears aud other var
minis where Kimball now stands, in an
early day, says that the winter of 1SSl-S2
was eve m;lder than this. They had
eight inches Of now in November, but
it did not stay long and the next three
months was like spring. March was
blustery, with snow and sleet and mud
and slush.
Sylvan Winter and C. D. Tidrick drove
In from Miller Tuesday night and caught
the train for Chamberlain. They left
the Northwestern at Miller coming from
Pierre and made the 60 mile drive in
order to get home "a hours earlier. One
can go from Pierre to lew York city
about as quickly as to most points IN the
state it is the capital OF. Wise ducks
that voted the capital to Pierre.
j. E. Ziebach OF Yankton dropped in
on Tho GRAPHIC last evening-and 1t
did us good to see him and shake his
paw. Mr.. Ziebach is tho son OF the
squatter governor OF what was then the
Territory of Dakota, who with his father
once conducted the Scotland Citizen
both old line Democrats Of the pure stuff
among The GRAPHIC mans first ac-
quaintances in the state nearly twenty
years ago.
jim Whitbeck, now with the United
States navy, returned with his ship, the
Dixie, last week, touching the Florida
coast after a cruise through the Medi-
terranean. The Dixie is a training slip,
on which Jim holds the office Of yoeman,
a synonym Of commissarv in the army.
The ship will be in Washington Monday
at the inauguration. jim writes that
they expect to take IN another cargo OF
rockies as landsmen are called, and
sail for Norway, Sweden and Russia.
The Filler company are low in Nebras.
ka, md probably drawing the same pack
ed houses. A mar with the company
who claimed to have been with Uncle
Tom companies for eighteen years said
while here that never in ali his exper-
fence had he seen a company draw the
crowds that the Filler combination did.
Iii said that Filler has cleaned up $1,000
In fourteen weeks. The company mem
bers say that the success Of the enter
prise is due to thu advance agent. Guess
that's so; ho seemed to DO the best part
Of IL.