The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-12-09

able stock Of goods adapted to the season
and the articles suitable for a Christmas
gift are numerous and varied in price
and quality and such as will be accept
to young or old. There are many
novelties among them, and the entire
stock has a freshness which will make
the store a popular resort for the coming
weeks.
Planklnton Herald: Sheriff Swinler
Of Mitchell came over Friday with an
eighteen-year-old son Of II. G. Preston
for the reform school. This young man
is of one OF the Jest families OF Mitchell
but had gone from lad to worse until
his father, as a last resort, had him ar
rested and sentenced to the reform
school.
Tuesdays Chicago Record contained a
novel advertisement for tho Ladies' Home
journal. The ad stated that notwith-
sanding there had been printed upward
of $4,000 copies OF the Christmas edition
it was Impossible to supply the demand
which had come in i'll excess OF that
number. as the entire edition was ex-
haustcd.
DeSmet News: "Cressey's Cuban
Philippine lecture filled tile opera-house
to the doors. The only criticism we
heard vas that it ended too soon. A
splendid entertainment. Pictures of
Morrison, Latin, Hubbard, Sieafe, Smith
and others known to our people were
startlingly lifelike. no wonder Cressey
has crowded houses wherever he goes
Opera-hCuse, Thursday, Dec. IA.
Huron correspondence, Minneapolis
journal: "Memorial day evening Col.
Gressey gave his Cuhan-Philippine War
to one Of the largest audiences ever as
sembled in the opera-houso. Lecture
and views intensely interesting; shouts
OF applause for yiews Of Dewey, McKin-
ley and others. When those Of our South
Dakota toys were given, the enthusiasm
of the audience knew 10 bounds.'--lli-
era-holsc, Thursday, Dee. IA.
An exchange says The way TO boycott
the trusts and drive them to the wall is
as follows: Boycott the steel trust-be
honest. Quit the soap trust and go dirty.
Boycott the tobacco ard chewing gum
trust-chew the rag. Quit the sugar
%trust-don't get sweet on anybody, male
or female. Boycott the match trust
don't. don't get married. Quit the whis-
Ike. trust-driuk buttermilk and catnip
tea. Quit the oil trust-go to bed at
dusk. Boycott the coal trnst-the next
world will be hot enough to make up fol-
any chil!iness in this one.
One Of OUT exchanges makes the fol.
lowing home run: THE doctrine Of pat,
ronizing' home industries is yet in lis
infancy, and must be learned by some
with many pangs of sorrow before they
begin to realize the significance Of the
principle. The local newspaper will
preach the doctrine till it is red in thu
face" yet some merchants will actually
send away to some eastern point for job
printing, simply because they imagine
they are saving a few cents. These mer
chants should learn to be consistent ant
practice what they preach"
Minnesota today has 700 creameries
which receive the milk of $4,000 COWS
from $4,000 patrons, and make therefrou
q butter product OF 6l,000.00O pounds o
which 100000 are shipped to eastern
markets and sold as "eXtras," much o
it at l to 9 cents above the highest mar
ket quotation. These 700 creamerIea, re
presenting a capital of s2,S0O,O0O, hsndl
1,350.O0O,0U pounds Of milk per annnu
, and after expanding 100000 iii til
cost OF manufacture, make q produc
from which they renliza s1O,i5o,OOO a
which $B,400,000 net is returned 10 tn
, $4,000 patrons in payment OF The butter
fat taken from the milk.
[ The creamery and what it will do, a
noted by tho editor OF thu dairy depart
ment Of the Dakota Farmer: The ope,
alton OF a well conducted creamery
where it was before unknown, works
revolution OH a farm. 1t lightens til
labor Of the vito and daughter; it Sc
cures a months certain cash income; i
restores impoyt rlsted acres; it mean
more and better pigs, :nore and bette
calves; a more eqnal distribution OF farm
work all the year round. 1t will d
more for Il community than a new rail
read, and will without fail lift a chatte
mortgages aud down-at-the-hee grail
raiser onto plane OF Independence an,
comfort, while it, and what NATURAL,
grows out of ouch q system of sgricnl
turr, will yitalize Ills depleted soil an,
in a few years double its productive ca
pacity. This is neither lEorizing no
fancsf.l speculation. but s plain state
meht OF cause and effect. It has b4ei
done and is being Conc all over III,
west"