The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-05-01
SaOWERED WITH PRAISE.

| SlOWERED WITH PRAISE
Company II aad kimhsli Receive Mary
compnments
Chamberlain Journal: 1t can be
truly said it will be many days before
those who were present at the mill
tarY at Kimball, Friday night from
this city, will forget the genuine cor
dialitY with which they we're received
and the royal entertainment provided
all. No social eyent given In Brule
country has ever approached it.
1t was at the beautiful decorated
hall where the cordial and hearty
spirit Of Kimball was SO manifest.
Chamberlain was 'it'' from that time
until the train departed at l:3O. Not
once during the entire evening was
the floor permitted to be overcrowded
by Floor Managers Foote and Tinan;
and when the time came for lunch,
which was served at I. 0. 0. f. hall
across the street-Chamberlain peo-
pie were the first to be taken there
and dseated to faultless appointed tables
and provided with a lunch which was
refined in every detail.
The time for leaving came all to
soon. At l:20 Col J. M. Greene
mo united chair and in "a few we'll
chosen remarks in behalf of all from
Chamberlain thanked Kimball, Com
pany Fl. and all of the splendid people
for the magnificent reception they had
received.
Among those present from this city
to the military ball, were:
Messrs and Mesdames w. L. Mont
gomery, Graybill, Hulseman, Lee
Montgomery, Craft, Lee Henegar, Fred
Lumbard, Whitbeck, Chubbuck, Tid-
rick, Ochsner, John Lockwood, Patrick
Henry, Mehl, S. Winter, Irish, Nc
Cormick, Lawless and Bailey.
Misses La aKson, Berry, Stiles, Flor
ence La Toilette, Duncan, Kinsella,
Agnes Lennon, Sawdey, Lockwood,
Maud La Toilette, Lizzie Conaway
and Edna Lennon.
Messrs. Greene, Fl. q. Mussman,
Treon, Watson, Stevens, Clevenger,
Brchan, Fred La Toilette, Stanley
Smith, Lee Berry, Shoenberger, Law
renee, Perry Clute, Yarosh, Morris
Cliggltt, Marc Scott, Fessenden, Will
Meyer, Schiller, Frank Guptill, Water
bury and Everett Bailey.
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Chamberlain Democrat: Seventy
eight tickets were sold at Chamber
lain and nine at Pukwana for the
special to Kimball last Friday night,
when the military ball was given at
that place. Those present report an
immense crowd and fine time in pro-,
portion, and the Kimball people are
receivingall sorts of praise for the roy
al hospitality extended our people.
They were favored in every way, even
given the first tables at supper. The
train left here at $50 and returned at
2:15, and there was not a person on it
who did not feel royalty compensated
for the trouble and expense of attend
ing. May there be many more OF
these social courtesies between the
east and west end. The Milwaukee
people did a very clever thing in pro.
viding the train, and especially at so
low fgure-the letter to Mr. Tinan
from General Passenger Agent Miller
granting the train showing the con-
session was no unusual one, and our
i people appreciate it. The rate made
it possible for round trip tickets to be
sold at 80 cents each, aud enabled our
4 business men to attend the ball with
out interfering with business. Fur
| ther value is given the concession from
the fact that it was necessary to bring
| the engine back from Kimball to turn
\ it in order to be in readiness to bring
the excursion party home again.
: Chamberlain Register: The Kim.
balls and the military company in par.
ticular, made preparations to receive
and entertain large crowd from
Chamberlain and the, performed that
function to perfection. Chamberlain
people had the right CT way in every.
thing. Everybody from Chamberlain
was we'll pleased with the dance, the
music, the supper, and especially the
manner in which the Kimball people
looked after them. All regretted to
leave when it came time for the t-air
to return. Such events as that of Fri
day evening would soon do away with
that feeling Of 1ealously and rivalry
which has existed to more or less ex
tent between the two towns for the
past twenty years. There is no rea
. reason for such a feeling and now that