The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-06-03

ton, rheumatism, sick headache. Ask
your druggist.
W. II. Brearly has been appointed
farmer at the Leech Lake Indian School,
Minnesota.
Iroquois Chief: South Dakota's pro-
ducts are becoming famous everywhere.
Down in Iowa last week, three hundred
miles from here. this writer noticed in
front Of a store in Clear Lake a large
sign advertising South Dakota flour.
Upon interviewing the proprietor of the
store we learned that he had the trade Of
the town on this flour and that people
preferred flour made from Dakota wheat
to any other brand sold in the city. You
can't keep South Dakota down.
1t is doubtful if the cemetery west of
town ever looked as beautiful as at sun
set Memorial day. The rayages Of the dis
tressing fire some weeks ago have not
been wholly effaced, but from the ashes
Of the fire has sprung a rich carpet Of
green which no painters brush could pic
ture. Over each soldiers grave lay a
wreath entwined by loyal and loving
hands and the flags tluttering in the
breeze stood dc6antly as il in guard over
the sleeping soldier who had given up
some years of life and gained immor-
tally.
Dakota Farmer: Some writers tell us
that trusts centralize work and conse.
quently cheaper prices. They might ap-
ply the convincing ~ argument just
now to the 10 per cent advance, or there.
abouts in the price Of raw materials and
the consequential advance in wire, nails
fencing, plows, hay presses and a thou
sand and II other things. Yes, the
trust cheapens production without doubt
but the great "jiasticnticus' of the trust
pockets the savings and adds to the price
also when he thinks he needs 1t, and he
usually needs it.
Some man catch more fish than other
men do. 1t is supposed that this is be-
cause they are more skillful. THOSE
who take careful note, however, observe
that the more successful fisherman de
votes more time to it. Tie begins ear
lier, sticks more closely to it, and quit
later. The conclusion is that the mar
who catches the NEST fish fishes mos
hours. 1t is precisely the same wa,
with advertisers. Some are skillful
some are nit. The most successful adver
tiser is always the one who does tn,
most Of it, and keeps it up the longest.
AS intimated in these columns some
weeks ago, E. L. Haswell has entered in
to partnership with +. A. Reynolds ir
the drug business and now has practi
cally full charge of this popular place o
business. Mr.. Haswell is strictly al
right; not only courteous and obllging Il
the trade, but a irst-class pharmacist, {
graduate Of the Wisconsin state uniyor
sity and a registered pharmacist of .ha'
state and this. He comes here very
highly recommended. The firm asks
liberal share Of patronage upon thu
ground Of fair and courteous treatment
good goods and low prices.
People say that that kind Of a wouni
heals" said Rudyard Kipling, writing tt
a father who lost his little son, ,"but il
doesn't. 1t only SKINS over; but there !,
at least some black consolation to be go
from the old and bitter thought that thi
boy is safe from The chances Of the aftel
years. ] don't know that that helps, un
less you happen to know some man VIII,
is under deeper sorrow than yours;
man, say, who has watched the child o
his begetting go body and soul to til!
devil, and feels that lie is responsible
But it is the mother that bore him VIII
suffers most when the young life goe
out"
G a. IL. at Hot springs.
Next week the state encalnpment 0
the G. A. r. will be held at Hot Springs
Great preparations nave been made AM
1t is expected that the encampment vii
be the greatest and most successful eve
held. The railroads will make reduced
rates. Tho Fremont ElkInrn& Missnilt
Valley ms made ;,oouni trip tate from
Sioux City 10 Hot Springs aud return O
S12, good for ihirt9 days. This isune o
the dncst roads i'll the country ant
knows how to cart. for excnrsionists tt
perfection. 'rbsencamplnent train viii
leave Sioux City in the morning aud
reach Hot Springs for supper. There
will be excursion rates from Hot Springs
to all points in the Hill, which together
with low hotel rates for the occasion
and the time OF year, makes it a grand
opportunity to visit that section.