The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-11-05
Me,, and Moren.

Men and Women.
JAS Byrne is able to be about again
after an attack of malarial fever.
Miss Sadie Franklin has returned from
her several months visit to Iowa City, Ia.
Mrs. 8. 9. Boyce entertained pro-
gressive whist party Wednesday eve
ming
l. A. Weeks and s. W. Kent went to
Yankton Monday to attend United
States court.
Mrs. L. A. Foote and baby boy ar
rived from their four months visit to
New York state last Sunday.
Editor Kyle, of Cam Valley, was at
the train Sunday night to meet his bet
ter half from her visit to Illinois.
Il. S. southgate left for Chicago Tues
day to meet his wife and daughters.
They are expected tonight-Friday.
Mr.. g. Mrs. d. Packard entertain
friends this-Friday-evening, upon the
twentieth anniversary Of their wedding.
Mrs. E. P. Ochsncr and Mrs. Geo. w.
Walker have been indisposed to an ex-
tent as to confine them to their homes
the past week.
Messrs. Ledigh and Lyons, mention OF
whom was made last week, are still
making it hot for the geese. They
brought in 40 last Thursday.
A. w. Goodale, of New York City,
and G. H. Wood. of Antwerp, N. Y,
stock holders in the Farmers g. Traders
Bank, are to be guests of II. e. Gates
this week.
Sioux City Journal, 8: W. s. Willis
is packing up his household goods, and
Mrs. Willis will spend the winter with
friends in Wisconsin, leaving here some
day this week.
Santa Ana (Cal.) Blade: We were glad
to shake hands with one of the "white
boys last Monday, in the form of our
old Dakota friend Ed, Wells. who has
recently come to this good land.
Gen. Pease, of Watertown and Leslie
Durley, of Huron, the former the presi-
dent and the latter the general agent of
the Dakota Mutual Ins, Co., were in
town Tuesday to see vice president
Gates.
j. r. Bennett left yesterday morning
for Richland Center, Wis, taking his
motherless little girl with him. Mrs.
Bennett died the first of last week. We
did not learn of her sad death until too
late to make note of it last week.
F. A. Duncan and Henry Hinmelreich,
of Columbus Junction, Iowa, arrived
last Friday for the purpose of looking
after their land interests in Buffalo
county. Mr.. Duncan has represented
the eleventh district of Iowa in the state
legislature for five terms.
Jay W. Kennedy, of Des Moines.
Iowa, was in town last week to renew
Chamberlain & Co.'S. contract with the
GRAPHIC for advertising their. celebrated
medicines. Mr.. Kennedy, beside being
as fine young travelling man as ever
snapped corset steel, is rustler for
business, and if Chamberlain & Co. dom t
succeed in firing hogshead or more of
their excellent remedies down the throats
of Dakotaians every month it isn't his
fault.
T A determined looking man wearing q
broad brimmed sombrero and rigged out
with cartridge belt and pouch and
carrying double barreled shot gnn
came into this Office yesterday and de-
manded that we receive from him either
years subscription to the GARpH1c or a
charge of buckshot. We took the mon
ey in order to avoid any trouble. The
stranger turned out to be T. M. Nc
Donald, of Avenue City. Mo-, who met
the writer two years ago and who is now
here for the purpose of killing a thous-
and and one geese.