Judge — June 2, 1928 — page 14: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This cartoon depicts a rustic cabin interior where a figure tends to a large barrel or stove marked "BLACK HILLS" and labeled with what appears to be "C.C." The scene includes period details like hanging implements and a window, rendered in sketch style. The title "Memories" and references to "Black Hills" and "C.C." suggest this satirizes a specific historical or political event—likely related to the Black Hills region (significant in Native American history and the Dakota Gold Rush of the 1870s). The "C.C." marking remains unclear without additional context, though it may reference a person or organization involved in that historical moment. The nostalgic framing criticizes or comments on how such events are remembered or commemorated.