The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-02-09

Two of the leading magazines this
month contain articles on fraternity
life at the big uniyorsities-one in
Munsey's by the well-Known writer,
Erman J. Ridgway, and the other in the
Metropolitan by Percy w. Tinan (son Of
his dad,) in his junior year at Cornell.
Percy has been doing newspaper work
ever since he was big enough to stand on
a barrel and set type, but naturally feels
considerable elated at breaking into the
pages of a leading magazine.
The Woonsocket creamery is out OF
debt and is just beginning to pay diyi-
dends. A largo amount OF stock Is
owned by the business men Of the town
and it is proposed to get it into the hands
of patrons Of the creamery. There
appears to be a hitch in the proceedings
someway, the farmers wanting the stock
at less than it stands to the business
men. The business men feel that they
have carried it all these years and made
the institution possible and ought to get
out clear.
There must pc lots Of money in South
Dakota insurance if the state mutual
companies find it so profitable at half the
old line rates that new companies are
starting up. The latest venture OF this
kind hails from a Brule county town
Chamberlain. The moving spirits in the
new company are j. NJ. Greene, n. W
Eggleston, c. D. Tidrick, w. l.. Mont.
gomery, DR.. Fred Trcon, j. @. Anderson
and Ben Ash. +. A. Taylor, said to he q
prominent insurance man Of the state
is to be general manager.
South Dakota boys VINO may have q
lankering for army life will be afford.
ed an opportunity to compete for q
cadetship appointment at Huron on the
18th, inst. Applicants must be between
the ages of II and % and of good moral
character. The preliminary examina.
tion at Huron Will be rigid in mathe.
mates, grammar, photography, descript.
i've geography, history of the United
states, reading and writing. The prin.
cipal and alternate nominated will have
to present themselves at Fort Smelling
March l for official examination.
From Frank Kelley's farm items III
the Woonsecket News: Friend Tinan il
his Kimball GRAPHIC recommends cop
peras as a preventive of chicken choleri
and other disease. IL is a most excellen1
tonic and | have mysel,, used it witt
good results. 1t was first called to m,
attention by N. M. Gas, who is very sue
cessful with poultry. The common far
mer way Is to throw a little of the cop.
peras in the drinking water. Mr.. Tina1
dissolves the copneras in a jug and uses
Il tablespoonful OF the solution to two OF
three quarts Of the drinking water. This
is the better way.
"The home merchant, the 'blawstd'
middleman, is a good deal Of a nccessil,
after all, and we couldn't we'll do with
out him." says Frank Kelley ia tn,
Woonsocket News. Some time ago
had to send to Alton, Ill, for some Ia,
rack brackets because there were non
at the hardware stores hero. / have tn,
bill of lading, but days and weeks pas;
and the little package fails to show VI
at the freight depot. II will get her.
| suppose, some time; but when a farmer
wants an article he dots not want t
wait two or three weeks for it, and il
the home merchant does not knock our
the nan five hundred miles away, it i:
because he has no enterprise and fails t.
advertise his goods"