The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-09-09

INcN. Nco. Nclly, GIlc young pIIcSU
WHO was to assist i'm attending to the
lIimball parish arrived last week. He
has been sent to reside i'm Chamber
lain instead of Kimball as previously
announced.
Rev. c. ii. French, ID. d., president
of Huron college, will speak in the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath
evening. Everybody inyitcd to the
Sabbath services both morning and
evening.
Don't fail to lear the recital at the
opera house, Tuesday evening. Some
pleasing features will be the introduce
ton of bell tones, buglc calls, whist
ling of wind and ouher specialtics of
voice culture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Esser of
Madison, Wis, who have here for the
past two weeks visiting with John
Smith and family, returned to their
home Monday morning. Mrs. Esser
is Il nelce of Mr.. Smiths.
Abe Hines of Muscatinc. Iowa and
j. +. Hines, of Danbury, Iowa, broth
ers OF Mrs. David johnson, lett for
their homes Saturday morning after
q couple weeks stay with their mother
who is dangerously i'll at the home of
Mrs. johnson.
+. a. Reynolds returned from his
trip to Boston and other eastern points
Wednesday night. lie left Mrs. Rey-
nolds at Cedar Falls, Iowa. Fred said
that they had a splendid trip and m
joycd it very much. Mrs. Reynolds
returned last night.
1t may be some consolation to the
girls who will never see twenty years
again to know that Gov. Wartield Of
Maryland has publicly announced
that no girl should marry under twen-
ty-siX years. He says that they are
not matured mentally nor physically.
Samuel Farrell, a cousin Of T. S.
Farrell, arrived with the other eXcllr-
sionists Wednesday night from Wis
consin. Mr.. Farrell was once a resi-
dent OF the county, owning of the
farms now owned by John Smith. lie
left here seventeen years ago and this
is his first return.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Whitbeck and
Clare returned from Chicago Monday.
Clare went through the torture of a
naZal operation at the Presbyterian
hospital like a spartan, which it is en-
pected will relieve the little fellow Of
painful complications which have
troubled him since birth.
Mrs. Harriet Webb, Shakespearian
reader and teacher, New York city,
says of Jessie Williams Hayes: Mrs.
Hayes is a very bright and attractive
lady. She is graceful and dignitied
in bearing, with a voice of unusual
power, t~iexibility, and sweetness. /
predict for her a great success as an
entertainer on the higher and more in
tellectual plane OF thought
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Wolf left Tues
day for st. Joe, Missouri and other
points near. Mr.. Wolf buys a certain
line of goods at st. Joe which he
thinks are superior to any other make
and likes to visit the market in per.
son tc make the best selection. From
St. Joe MI. and Mrs. Wolf may go to
Chicago, where Mr.. Wolf will make
some heavy purchases of fall and win
ter goods.
Geo. Mchl of Chamberlain has been
looking over the Rudolph at Canton
with a view to leasing 1T, but after a
second trip down there last week con-
cluded to pass up the proposition for
the present. Landlord johnson of
the Rudolph takes the new Widmann
at Mitchell. He is the most popular
boniface among travelling men in the
state and they were mainly instru-
mental in getting him to Mitchell.
When we went through Plankinton
Wednesday morning the sheriff was
out IN the country searching for some
Iowa hunters who had not taken out
a $40 hunting license. 1t was said
that they had some water right filing
papers on lands west of Pierre which
they claimed would give them a resi-
dence here, but the sheriff said that
wouldn't work on him--though it
might with the Pierre capital COM
mittee.
An honest man from Walbach, Neb.
went to the city (P. S.-LlncoIn, Neb.,
was the city, to see the Sights. Be-
coming hungry, he went into a gro
Gerry store after a hunk of cheese, and
noticed an electric fan buzzing inside
a wire screen. He watched it Il few
moments, and then, stepping over to
the proprietor, said: "Mistcr, I
don't want to be givin' you ADVICE
about runnin' your business. but if
you don't stop that burned squirrel in
the cage there, he'll run his fool self