The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-19

.ff>fNS Nysls ~ y u s<sA ttIA y
board Statistics no lonser.appear to'him'
G wen Arge.!a1ttlSe natH.aem Wonderful.
ported as having $50 acres ee$sSiinf yiines
when f,ereih osit mans yfAnche are hlaot
acres, Ihs last eqnalHationbqarA re-
| port said the county haa 256s,I33 o1r4anSa
and Al $50 lemon trees. 1t would hardirf
have surprised him to be told that there
wereiasiraany as thAt1tin Santa Il Anita
groves only. The ettea It on the eye.o..
such huge tracts, planted wifi q sin9le
sort oftreey listto tipcresse enormously
thslaPpaprent size Of the TRACT, the mind
attempt to- reckon its distance and NUNS,
bers, ans, they become vaster and vas
ter as they grow vague" "t' A'''@' ST. Y
i s6iEs AL -t- pf---4 - is.tyvs
,sAnlV ~ expected Love Feast.
Two persons tainted hone afternoon.
recently in Cincinnati. One was an old
genrfeHan,i apparently about sixty
yearsofage, and the other was a loudly
dressed lady. Afterwards there was a
regular loyer, feast in which several per-
sons took part. ''
Earlier in the day a nice looking
| ggeup Of four persons, "a father, q, moth AZ.
and two daughters were waitirs
foF ascnrss SThe'daughters 'were-quite atS
traGtlye and posses sed that charming,
Innocent expression 80 beautiful in a
! woman Zone was 81 and the other 9, I
The, old gentleman had a fine, clear. cut
countenance, in which b~eneyoience and
kiidness was indelibly stamped The
mother was not far, from her, husbands
age and was u lady or good address.
AS stared, they~ were all standing.
waiting for q gar. It that moment
tier party, came up Tor the same pur-
psse..s Onei was alweildressed gentle,
man, about thirty yeays of age, and the
other was 4 rather Hastily dressed lady.
There VAS asotre e staring all around for
mai threw up his hands ahd exSclaimed:
'tMotherlxAnnieaH+ and tettered and fell.
The young lady who caused thescommo-
/ tion also tainted, bnt Was caught BY her
escort. I Atthat monlent the mother and
daughters took in the situation, and
sshrieks and4tears covered, ller face with,
q hundred. FRANTIC kisses, and called her
An n e or Its s han;an Ma aHo Xo ,,fs.'
and mother" The, mother was SO excl
ted that she. too, cams fear faitiiing,,e
ut was caught by one OF, her gdaughters.
1lS SSCOIC W auLIe WAS PERFECTLY
| at1azed 8atn tile turf SofiisaHEIrs,
andH stood almost he wldereds at, the.
scene around hum. The old gentleman
quickly recovered consci5usnesss, 2 and
at once fAntieally ,grasped Annie in, his
arms, and with choking accents and
Subs said: i~sFodndataast. son, {%notfter;
we have got Annie again. Thank, God,
Our daughter has been restored to, u.s."
BY that time Annie came to- her8sehses,
and such huggipg and kissing, and cry
ing as they INDUCED in were seldom of
ever before seen of heard, q Stout men
who stood there aud took insthe occur
rence wept like children. The father
wasfrartsc with Joy, and while he was
S WsIa sf sxpFsSR'o ao g h hia h9a APP tears
AFTER Tabontiten minutes, and seeing
unSy %sre, 1aatTafIihs = cT9Wq' they I'll
norter , nj d1 and 'uba,l q n lnbat. s va !" Re.
father. wa" = VIC
His story was d Sad one" He vas a.
w%ell-to-do farmer,ss1fving not far from
Cincinnati. s9Ie mas ssas Family of three
daughters and ope son, Annie was his
eldest child, SaaHd'stp pthesday Che left
he. home had been his Joy, and pride.
She HAD abeen highly educated atathe
II ttlClH any 6OClcty. CIlts lUQk great. IN.
refest threading and alwaysehadE Book
~ maaa o.aerwise engaged;
Between tleitWtytife,e see med. to Ne IN
mssp LAX o. affection ssshe kept
IN n i, saYiys , "a ya as 10 m h,9 IN "a .o w. !
ona aa r~nexasea.ae la y
s Sh s ufy shn sn ~ 8 .;S u wy sly,
rriand = nr = ~ d sss. s q youns .auy
PacI;nn M . ~ m ~ ut;oIas e WY WIS sisk
and kissinpp IN mather 81 tn1 :, n III
f%ecilonate sood.byes'sshe lett her home
n .,er - ~ ssn ~ Wy PEN
I ~ Ia e iahu.iY y. SIX years untll the
a ma .ut!uens nAppehsn@as 1elAseds-
S.FHS9atHusl ~ W.,
pAGasizense or homesft as. aWhlie crossing
foe. e sssyna ,sst H. fr sas' XVI WIN n {rei "
t foIee get loosse Re 1iAkanw YtHe Ghatfanf6oSa
train on thss East Tennessea, Virginia,
bridge. Wild VIII frisf hsss Nh aaS'
erRedahislas a,riSost sa,if ofs iii NJ, IsanH