The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-15
Col. John II. King visits K:,nba,i

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Loreaa. We're most cordially received at
the lance Friday and "Dumenico Toce's"
music was all Than said it would be.
We were surprised to find the kimball
social circle so large. AMI although we
knew it was entertaining and fine. it
surprised our expectations. Among
the many there whom we met were: Mr..
and Mrs. Clatu Than, Mr.. and Mts. Ed.
Brenne. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Foote, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bodgett aud daughter,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ben Ochsner, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Fred Miller Editor and Mrs. Mayncrd,
and many others.
Some OF the ladies' toilets w0ull have
graced White House reception.
White Lake was represented by Editor
and Mrs. Rr0wa, Mr.. Lovenger, thA bank
er, and Mr.. Wittepger, the merchant.
Pukwann was represented also. The
youngest editor in Bruie county. Harr y
Wentzy, was there. gay and happy as a
lark looking for mate in springtlme.
The Register will make guess he has
found the matc, but won't tell just vet.
w. w. Davis, the new merchant at Puk-
Wana, did the honers OF calling for the
dances. and did it we'll sometimes relieved
by Tinan.
BY tho way, there are no.better dancers
than Mr.. aud Mrs. Tinan. They move n'
soft aud gracefully as butterflies Oh tho
wing. Tie party was a success, aud we
were sorry more Chamberlain people
were not there.
We were sorry 10 learn that Ed.
Bfenne WIS going to leave, unless he
was going to come to Chimberla IN.
Better give it up, Ell. and stay with us
Yon have prospereh here and aiwavs
will, aud while you Will make friends
wherever you go, yet We doubt If you
will be able to duplicate your Brnle
| county ones.
Charles B,oigett his just Invested in
another drove of cattle, over 2o9 in all,
is buying more Brute county land, ard
says that the business outlook for BTule
county Is hetter for the farmers than
ever before, and that the acreage Of
wheat, oats and corn will excel past
years, with large amount Of flax sown
John Parker. the lumber merchant,
has what no one else in Bru!e county
has-a complete telephone from his
office to his house, and he is enterpris-
ing enough to get up in the night to sell
a man lumber, if necessary.
short visit with Geo. W. james.
hardware merchant, revealed the fact
that he has splendid stock and a good
trade, and he Is worthy of it, for he Is a
square business man, and enjoys the
confidence Of the community,
Matson & Smith, dry goods merchants,
are doing business al Brenne's Old stand.
and are more popular than Ell. ever was
Chat is, ii Ell. is going to leave the
country)
The Ochsner Bros never loose II Gus
toner if they can help it, and they
generally help it. AS soon as Ed. got a
square look at the Register editor, lie
held up his hands and said, "Pll take it,
put me down, don't go through all that
talk about the Register.
| Hon. l.. A. loote says the mill tur. S
out just as good flour now rs during
election time, and bran is the best thing
in the world to make cows give milk.
While in Kimball we met j. j. Gregg,
of Lyonville, who reports crops looking
we'll, with a larger acreage than usual,
and says the farmers in his section have
taken fresh courage, and that not moro
| than D per cent OF the stock was lost in
his part of the country this winter.
Kimball can beat Chamberlain on fine
residences. G. r. Tinan's, A. G. Whit
beck's, and l.. A, EDots are good enough
for cities of 10000 inhabitants.
We were culdlally welcomed ana com
rortahly entertained by l.. A. Waterbury
and wife, OF the Farmers Hon, Hotel,
whore all guests are we'll taken care Of
and We came away with sixteen new
subscribers to the Reg g:ster's Kimball
list, with more to follow Chamberlain
Register.