The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-02-10

Two DDD-ttlieu pigs l w IOht thlS week
With backs us tnin hs q %steeple's peak.
They're white nA snow and us mean ns nin,
I'll set EN- IN if you'll bring them in.
There is a black spot on the sun
80, 900 miles in diameter. We havn't
had time to measure it. but Joe Loft
says that's as big as your iist--and he
it through a smoked glass. AS
tronomcrS are of cousse very much IN
terested and the papers are giving
much space to the smut ON Old Sol's
mug.
w. j. BOSNIAN has sold his meat
market business to Tim Gayin, super
tendenc of the poor farm, who takes
possession March /. II Mr.. Rossman
has future plans he has not revealed
then. He has run a very accommo-
dating and popular meat market and
his disposing of the business is a
matter of general regret.
a Still northwest wind yesterday
kicked up quite a squat. For two
weeks or more about four inches of
light snow has been evenly spread
oyer the ground, and this the wind
picked up and deposited in big drifts.
But enough of the beautiful has b7en
packed on the roads to make good slip
ping until a March thaw comes.
An Irishman at Orange City, Iowa,
| ypart fn orpcr1f Tnnt,n INoD,, DI,D
DR.. told him that there we're no two
ways about it: ii he did stop drinking
whiskey he would go blind. The Irish
man weighed both possibilities in his
mind, and came to this decision:
"Well, I'm % years old now, and be-
lieye I've seen about everything that's
worth seein.'"
Hudson Hudsonitc: That we have
been asked ii the present legislative
session at Pierre was a very lively one
and we will say right here that, judg-
ing from what We saw when we at
tended a session Of the senate and
house last Friday, that a prayer meet
ing in a deaf and dumb asylum would
be bowling hurricane alongside of
our legislature as we saw them.
w. l.. Thorndyke, who quit tile
newspaper business in kimball four
teen years ago and bought the Love-
land Coll Reporter has sold it and is
going to take IL breathing spell. He
must have made a good wad OF money
out of the Reporter, for it has been
running over with local advertising
ever since he had it-more IN one
week than Il Kimball paper has IN ten.
Speaking of babies, did you ever
read the little English school girls
essay or them. 1t was clearly the re-
suit Of observation. She wrote:
"Babies-Babies is very troublesome
and want a great deal of nursing. We
must hold them upright for they have
no bones to support their backs only
grisle. They want a bath every morn
ing and are very cross when teething,
you must not let them walk be-
fore they are old enough or they will
get bo]leged.
The Sioux City Tribune says that
March l the railroads are going to
Mickey with the stock shippers pass
business again. The roads will only
issue passes to bona tide ownesr of the
stock shipped, and it will be necessary
for the owner to buy a ticket at the
starting point, upon which a rebate
will be given at the destination. The
object of the change is to prevent
Tom. Dick and Harry travelling with
stock they don't own. The companies
are also to make better cabonse facil-
iules for shippers.
When IL man has good health and a
good APPETITE he has n%ine-tenths Of all
that money will buy IN this world.
and so such degree of necessity as com-
pcls the hard physical work which is
the sure begetter of these two bless
ings is nothing to be lamented. There
are millions and millions Of dollars in
this country waiting for any man who
will devise some way to obtain these
two things without work. 1t is alto
gctheI best that it should be this
way: otherwise the poor man would
have no advantage at all over the
rich one.
Hudson Hudsonite: The free passes
to the legislators remind us of a little
incident that happened to US at one
time. We bought a pretty good sized
bunch of cattle OF a mar some few
years ago and he threw in one steer for
good measure, as he said. 1t wasn't
much Of a steer, but this free gift sort
OF created a feeling IN our mind that
The giyer was a good hearted. fair
minded mar and we didn't watch
him very closely the next time we
bought OF him and he skinned US to a
fragile. When VIZ figured out the cost
OF our gift steer we found out that he
really cOSt, nc %oO2