The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-08-06


Eoi sing of alo.ye and rumI temperance,
danatieiitsm and deathad %, s91Gi bnn p
ziListanl. [,l5;d 1aG1sr aegd5izt,oa al II
|zIiAmQng my early friends was the man.,
aging teditor,f;ofsca greats newspaper.
English born, graduated from uni-t
gersity,fa fair, linguiss, fu4lyea,tipped byI
haaturebhe was my beauideai ofiaschiefi
,e0ecuiiye.4 iI5will call hin, yd.iJRlayt
ing about nthe ethee was his nepAn,woia IA
boy ten OF q twelSesyesrs sof,ageanhis
dam e7sake.at ito hFh onl he WasasteattR ats
|'tnched.l The. boyidr an my erraudsssnt-,
seaaded 1merons nayrr reportorim -rY1byenot
srRp alRSluties, and wound rihiln-t
lself about nay Iiheaat yasta vine clasps;
fsnme sulydier gsewthan;, le;it:fstt.91 ~
ltgI lime: wora, Oh. II suailEisi bne fui[g
ruTho deve1op1n ents of the war induced
the uncle. to- leave journalism, tste'
',enfer "a field of governmetal labor which
edde fair to.bet most remunsrattye,i nndb
was fora tipac, very profitable though
Ilultim arelg r,lined when: fhe Cabinet Of
aicer, in whose range of supervision the
duty was. concluded it would be better
TO aengraft the service upon the govern
tuaent Itself. Down TO this time llthe
nephew, whom we wiki cali iAlecss
Boyd, had done nothin ga bdt. run err
I-rands ssndsp}ay shout dhesfodhce,abeSng
supported entirely by his uncle. A
reAan ggee, gee, ,pow so2GcurEedl4 Mrs,RpoyJ MAS
lsfn roSfs p Rnd gsegn1aSy Az st5sss s
MS, cohtnppathfy,r aaf4Pd touhhg u Afecp was
tola to lookout 4br hi,nstilf9t o7ad sfHt
] 8 IN atiIrall " hr t,irnedl to- repGrtingo.za
4:n;He was tn)a handsomes aineteen, with
Iohig blue, eyesIgreat physical ,stnep 9Th,
i, ,bptt ,bptt n2t tmqeb, qeb, me4tal activity fpll :, Of
] life and push and 90 III everything But
Work -hfI4e Was very FOND Of girls ana
paa9 eloned dhtet q,iitea beat.a Il puthiiii
! 6n hle- -p6st4of1ie;4but he wasr;toea lazy
F,so1wTo1k X FL put hnain the iifsdslepart.
P9ffpt. put the WoEE1h didn't spit hin ansal Al
Mas .carufess hrttf rttf''imh HAT attentirte aid left.
Always ain i,flulger 40 ati iexte1f I'll i,il!- ii,il!:
rtoNicating liquors myself, l failed to
\ ndtiee-. the: esrl y: hegip pnings offs Aleek in
this lire, and being very 1busY and hard
tented 'imiiyself 81 2 %greeaeting eati him pleasant-
" when fisstiwts5 Rim, giving him1 good
\ adv ice, aoltnlihg pfim money getting
i hirh something to- do until one.day Bic
staggered .halfseas over Mto my room.
! l was tlh,Hnnllderstrpek: ~ ,s;. ...sat. l,,s
j. Had be-, been my Own. brother, J
couldn't have felt more keenly the dis.
| grace, I couldnt have reproached my.
I'self more bitterly for neglect. '1staked
with hina likesntgdod uncle, subeipd hin
upti and engaged hlp as a,,reporter.
! From that hour his Fife was q oontin
nons up, and down, He went as a re
7 porter bne day on Sunday-scliool pic
me aha iR,atle the acquaintance '6f :
meek faced,iden',Iro. Quiet little lady
{ ,dadgtes OF Danser,!t the, gamller. They
i were m41sttualh' 4llst u4lh impressed, She WAS ;
GssTf $ost ag1rTSe XSag a H aSnstng f$brsGlss he
4 entire life, perineeaatfng every !tlioush
\ f'and aeabn,' literafis gong about dsinf
4 good -uHerr athsr;tl lad sthreBi passipns
i IiHa. loved hiss daNgh.sara he, alovedl tt
4 make n9NN, and be lated hauor ap ap1
'ffhe dfSham 81 ayaarii,cVsl: ya, i,V Il fatt unknoWr
4 to his ;FA7hif!! He *as as.hard; harsh
4 balae ethgaded WHO 4tarrleathis flf,
| in liis hanils - geady ywiHh alertness t
meet fliseA4 ll9r.J Jogseossl selesEg, to ,'th'
4 gore. His purposes were always Gleal
4 path ne ffsd. sshcdass followed every III III
'Hitaloh 2. qfeahade ahafHcld ehorinou
. hsums Dfnioneya He hHl the intuition
4 ota woman. and when he ,saWt thislHet
I7tY ,dauaglitsr, .hron ght, home by this -stal
,jvwart, Handsome youth, -he read be
! heart and judged tie man. Parehta
Y decree sent her to her room, ailfliIhe
escort turned away as though a pail o
water had-bcen thrown in his uneNpeni
ant face. IA few days, thereafter, 4 nc
ceiFe4h visit sit as!eidit99pr !i to ,ef the papsgt o
! which this young man was emrloyed
. from tie gambler. T saw in a nonen
that he vas angry from head to fool
and had fcome to settle the. affair wit
me, having, failed, as.I subsequently 81
certained. to convince the daughter {
the impropriety, of her accepting, a., a
escort this young man whom she ha