The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-05-31
REGULARLY Personal.

Mrs. Ben Ochsner visited a few days at
the county seat.
DR.. d. e. Collins visited Mitchell the
first of the week.
Ed. Brcnne was at Chamberlain on
county business Monday.
Mr.. w. II. Meiers,ein returned from
his trip to Plsnkinton Friday,
Mr.. w. A. Ward, the great ballonist,
was in town the first of the week
Al. d. Robinson is again misleading
among us between banking hours.
]. Nj, Green of Chamberlain was at
tending his Kimball branch Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Apple returned from his trip
down the road on Mondays freight,
Mr.. Peter Ehrp arrived from Ida
Grove, Iowa, on Friday evenings train.
Miss M. +. Cnrrens entertained Mrs.
Wellman, from Mitchell, the first of the
week.
Count Francs Weinberg returned
from his ext ensive visit in the East on
Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Shlnn is visiting with Rev.
Mr.. Laughran. s family at White Lake
this week.
Judge Long and A. +. Roberts were
Mitchell visitors on land Office business
last Monday.
Mr.. c. r. Than and wife and Mrs. F..
e. Miller and little daugh ter returned
Wednesday evening.
Waterbury Messenger:-Art Baker.
Kimball's popular barber, was rustling
around town Tuesday.
Jay Mitchell. the hustlins representa-
tive OF Ryder Wallis 6 Co, Dubuque,
Sundaycd ia Kimball.
G. r. Menamin, the r~ustling reprcsen-
tative of Barnhart Bros. Ct Spindler, was
q caller Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Clark are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cole. from
Grand Rapids, Mich. at Bijea Hills.
Mr.. Peter Egan, of LcMars, Iowa, is
in town this week. He reports the crops
looking immense after the late rains.
r. w. Benton and wife, OF Jerauld Co,
were In the city last Thursday in attend
ance at the Rainy-Vsn Dussn wedding.
Jim Pardec, the gay and festive
rustler for Tolman s. Co. Chicago,
stalksd the streets of kimball las: Fri
day,
Mrs. VIM. Franklin, who has been
spending the past week with friends at
Prairie Home, returned home Wednss.
day
Mrs. g. F. j. nildebrand departed fol
Logansport, Ind, on Wednesday morn
ing's train, where she will reside in the
future.
w. v. High, OF Waterloo, la. is lying
at the point of death. His son, Rue
of this city, departed for there Thursday
morning.
Miss Agnes T,ruch expects to leave fol
Cedar Falls, Iowa, the first of next week,
where she will make short visit among
her friends.
Messrs. A. NJ. Bowdle, of Mitchell; ant
- Seaman. of Yankton, were doing
business in the city Friday aud satur
day of last week.
1t is reported that Frank Kinsella. for
merly of this city is now a gay and fes
tive drummer for a St Paul hardwar,
house. Success to you, Frank.
Mr.. Jacob RoseRheim was . Kimbal
visitor last Friday looking up an openin:
for a clothing store. He contemplate
locating among us as soon as his good
arrive.
We will ask you is there is any toun
dation to the Inc that one of GU,
best known young citizen. a clerk in
prominent dry goods store, is about to
lead to the altar one of Kimballs most
beautiful and esteemed young ladies7
On Thursday last L. e. Miller re
ceived Il telegram containing the sad in
tclligence of the sudden death of hi
father, s. s. Miller, at Polo. III. III
deceased was 9 man OF some u years o
age and the cause of his death is though
to have been heart disease.
Mr.. VIM. P. Franklin. son of WIN
Franklin. this city, and former resi-
dent of Klmbali. arrived from Lo
Angeles, Cal, on Friday evening of las
week. Mr. Franklin expects to renal
some time and will follow his old bus.
ness, contracting and building.
The GRAPHIC is the recipient of tn
Sunset Signal. Q newspaper printed
Sunset, Texas. marked OK" An accom-
panying letter from Dali Laing-afo
mer employee on the GRAPHIC staff
states thai he-Dell-is editor, cempo
itor and general manager."0
1t is rumored on the street that T. I
Baker. the junior member of the we
known firm of torsorial artists of Ola
d Baker will take unto himself anoth,
rib, and at the present time is up mort
obtaining material to build a cage (,
his birdie. We wish him many returns
Grains of <}oid.
A whisPerer separates chief friends.
The heart of the wise teacheth h
mouth.