The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-08-07

John Parker visited his White Lake
lumber yard Yesterday.
The Publishers Insurance company
recently launched at Huron by news
papermen is progressing finely. AS
stated, the company will write all
kinds of risks in addition to news
paper property, and a few choice mer.
chantile and resident property risks
Will be taken in Kimball and applica-
tions for same can be made to G. r.
Tinan. The rates will be halt cash
and half note, the latter to be return
ed If losses do not require its payment
same as other state mutuals.
Henry Ward Beecher was amused
when he went into the Bowery res
taurant on one occasion and heard the
waiter give such orders to the cook as
"Ham and" "Sinkers and cow:
etc watch me freeze that waiter with
an order which l believe he won't alb
breviate, /" remarked Beecher at length
as the waiter approached. Then he
said: "Give us poached eggs on toast
for two with yolks broken" But the
waiter who was equal to the emergency
walked to the end OF the roo and
yelled. adam and Eve on a raft.
Wreck 'em." 1t is related that DIR.
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Mitchell is making big preparations
for the corn palace exposition this fall
and contemplates surprising all form
er efforts. AS a starter they have Sc
cured the celebrated Banda Rosa
band of Kansas City, the greatest
musical organization in the west and
one that ranks with Sousa's and
Gilmores. The band is far ahead Of
any that has appeared at the former
corn palaces and will be a star attrac-
tion. O. l.. Gale made a special trip
to Kansas City this week to clinch
the engagement. The street show will
be put On again this year and with adj
ditional attractions. The date of the
exposition is the last ten days in Sep
TENDER.
Gannvalley Chief: The burglary
department of the Fidelity and
Casualty company Of New York is
sending out information that three
men known to be safe blowers have
recently started out on a tour Of In
spection through southern South Da-
kota. That it is their intention to
inspect only, with the purpose OF
making a series of raids this fall and
winter among the banks in the section.
They are said to be driving through
the country with a wagon and carry.
ing a tent with them. IT any SUSPECT.
Gus characters answering this descrip.
tion are seer the fact should be com,
municated to the company at New
York City, as they are DESTROYS o.
learning whether the report is found
ed on facts.
The henologist of this family
journal gathered an even dozen egg.
from twelve Of his pure bred Plymouth
Rock hens one day this week-anl
they are pretty near doing that goot
every day. The bunch constitutes
breeding pen picked from about thirty
five last fall for their points as pro
spective layers-and the work thel
are doing this summer in the egg lin
shows that this particular henologis
is onto his job-when it comes Il
picking a layer. We're going to keel
them over until another year ant
mate them with a pure blood rooste
that is something of a layer himsel
-if we a find him among the crac]
birds in this state or Iowa-thel
, lookout for some chicks that will sur
lay eggs.
!, The last number Of the Breeders
Gazette shows a picture of a red pol
l COW owned by the university Of Wis
6 consin that is a pretty fair milke1
2 Notwithstanding she is only two cross
Is ltlllOfCu llOLl OIA w QUINN oA
has an appetite, too; costs 1896
year to feed. her. In a weeks test.sh
ate UP 210 pounds of silage, SIS pound
of beets, 456 pounds of hay, 81 pound
' of corn meal, 81 pounds of Oil meal
/ IL pounds Of gluten meal, AZ pound
, OF bran, and 81 pounds of ground oatl
r the feed costing $1.93. But she gay
, in that week 446 pounds Of mil
! which made 2O4 pounds of buttel
! This COW made $50 pounds in on
year. There are a whole slew {
! farmers and dairymen, if they owne
E her, who would cut down her fee
. one-half-and think they were NAL
ing money by doing it.
Stanley Smith went through
, Chamberlain Tuesday night to renal
a week. He has been %rusticatlng an
> fishing and having a good time gel
: orally at Spirit Lakeland in doin
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