The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-28

'@iiit' i'iu"i! htiitiicI Tue Dig end
the case for the state in the Kelley
murder trial at G%annvalley last week,
and when he had completed his two
hours argument there wasn't Il loop to
hang Il doubt on.
DR.. Willy was called to Lyon town
ship Saturday to plaster on a couple
OF broken ribs for Kaspcr Klienhans.
He was climbing over a fence and
fell across a barrel.
c. r. Tinan returned Tuesday night
from Okoboji lake, accompanied by
Mrs. Tinan and Mrs. Miller who have
been visiting their father and sisters
at Shenandoah, Iowa.
DIR. Stevenson the well-known eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist of
Sioux Falls will be in Kimball Thurs
day, August 3 at the Kimball house.
Glasses also fitted correctly.
The White Lake creamery paid its
patrons $5761.S 81 for June cream and
milk, S 1000 at least of which was just
that much clear gain over permitting
the calves to run with the COWS.
Everybody should read the article
on the first page, newspapers and
Reform" by William White, who
made himself famous as the writer of
"What's the Matter With Kansas"
Under a law which went into effect
the first of the month both parties to
a marriage contract must present
themselves in person to the clerks of
courts before a license will be granted.
Ei%ght-ycar-old Frank Pavalin out.
in the country caught the index and
middle finger of his right hand in the
ccgs of a cream separator and. both
had to be amputatcd by DR.. O'Ready.
a Brooklyn, n. y. Judge sentenced
q man to kiss his wife once ii day for a
year. Whether the penalty was pro-
scribed as a punishment for the hus-
band or for the wife the dispatches do
not state.
Dick Sears, head of the firm of
Sears, Rocbuck & Co., Chicago was
station agent at Wolsey twenty years
ago. Having time on his hand he
dreamed out the mail order business
and now he is a northumberland.
y German farmer in Hutchinson
comfy, after filling out his census card
for the bureau of statistics, added
this postscript to the bottom of the
card
The CAT sul>t the COW and there
was no crcm Or butter made"
The GRAPHIC mar met j.. a. Glass
at Spencer. Iowa, last week and en-.
joyed an hours pleasant visit HIM.
He is Still engaged in the barber bust
ness and has a nice and convenient
shop. "Jim" wished to be remember
ed to his old Kimball friends.
Tom Taubman returned from
Okoboji lake Monday night and next
day this verselet appeared in the
Herald:
The boy sat on the moonlit deck,
His head was in Il whirl;
His eyes and mouth were full of HAIR,
And his arms were full of girl,
Judge Whiting OF the Ninth district
issued a temporary Injunction last
week restraining County Inspector
Clark OF Beadle county from dipping
or quarantining cattle unless they are
known to be affected with scabbies.
The case was to come on for hearing
Tuesday OF this week.
Arthur Mckee drove into town
"Wednesday for the GRAPHIC man to
go out to his farm Wednesday morn
ing end see his immense grain crops,
but as the scribe had just returned
from Il weeks outing it was impossl-
bic for him to accept of the invitation.
Arthur says that his oats will 20 70
bushels to the acre.
Howard Spirit: G. n. Drake got in
from Kimball Monday night and put
in a couple Of days tearing up and
packing his household goods, which
have been shipped to Kimball, where
Mr.. Drake is nov located. The family
left for the new home Wednesday
night. The Spirit wishes them pros
DeritY in the new home.
Now, what does John Andrews,
erstwhlle publisher of the Pukwana
Press, do but send Us a copy of his
Ricevillc lIa) Recorder showing a half
tone cut of John and his partner with
a big string of black bass. Nay, nay,
Johnny, you can't coax US way off
down there just yet, but we will adj
mt that you have caused us to dream
Of the beauts and added to our sorrow.
Andrew Cedarholm, one of the old
est residents of Torrey Lake town
ship, died Tuesday after a lingering