The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-24
Have you seen the new Bargain Tree

lauleS JacketS. tTlCeS very cheap.
Wisconsin pure Eastwood Honey at
VOLTS, and is to / Coffee 8 pounds for 95c
Pure Cohocton. N. Y, Buckwheat flour
just received; also Vermont maple syrup
at VOLTS.
Examine our line OF fancy prints,
ginghams and dress go0ds-all fresh and
new ut VOLTS.
Fine line of Ladies and Misses Jackets
just opened at the corner store. Come
in and see them.
Strictly pure Buckwheat Flour and
genuine Maple sugar just received by
Matson & Smith.
Judge Conklin-or "Old Conk." as he
is Familiarity calIed-who has been
stumping Brule county for Mckinley Of
late, has done more to lead the Republic
can party silyerward than any news.
paper writer or man OF note in the state.
He has for years preached free silver
through his paper. and from the rostrum
and the stump and is as radical believe
in the unrestricted free coinage of silver
as Bryan himself. sold Conk" Is a trim
mer, that's all; and a humbug of the
most conspicuous type.
Salem Special:-The Salem Creamery
association pays it patrons 1919 cents
per pound for butter fat for the month
Of September, making an average of SO
cents per hundred for their milk. Con-
sidering the fact that the price of butter
in New York averaged only 16 cents per
pound for the month, this is a pretty
good showing. Butter has gone to 10
cents per pound with prospects of a still
higher market and patrons can look for
much better results in October. The
milk receipts are keeping up and the
prospects for running all winter are very
good.
1t seems almost unnecessary for the
GRAPHIC to reiterate its opinion at this
time of the prohibition amendment to
the constitution and OF its utter failure
to restrict the sale of intoXicants or to
promote the cause OF temperance. 1t
should be carefully borne in mind that
the amendment SO hastily adopted upon
assuming statehood has no proper place
in the constitution of any state, and its
repeal at this time does not necessarily
mean the restoration Of THE licensed
saloon. The repeal OF the amendment
will simply relegate liqGor legislation to
the state assembly, where all matters of
this kind properly belong-not in the
constitution, which should contain but
the fundamental principles Of govern.
ment.
South Dakota and Elgin creamery but
ter is o bringing 20 cents Oh the New
York market, while the best dairy butter
only 10 cents and 1t costs three cent
to market it. During the spring and
early summer months there is usually
not near so great a difference in price
between the fine dairy butter AMI The
creamery product, but as the feed fails
and cold weather approaches it is I'm,
possible FOR the individual dairy man
save those with big he.rds of cows-tc
make butter up to the usual quality cw
ing to the difficulty Of ripeuiug thu
cream properly-and the greater tllt
number of different skimmiugs put in
the churn the poorer the product. The
modern separator creamery, however
can turn out as fine a lot of hutterin the
winter as in summer. as it operates un
der exactly the same conditions-alway.
churning one batch Of cream at a time
1t follows, therefore, that the creamer,
patron who takes his milk to IA dreamer,
the year throug is a long ways The gain
er, and the more milk lie can turn il
during the cold months the greater hi.
gain.