Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-18
-Plankintown is to have a $4,000

Catholic church.
HEADLIGHT Coal Oil, $50 Test at
IIutehison & French's.
This is excellent weather for
small grain.
A vacant house or room is not to
be had in town for love or money.
-Adom yom houses with neat
Window Shades. llutchison & French
can supply you.
A new furniture store is in course
of erection across the street from
Warmers dry goods store.
-Ilutclison & French keep Chan
delicrs, Library, Bracket and all kinds
of Lamps. Call on them for Bargains.
Last Sunday was one of the worst
we have experienced in some time.
Nothing but the average Iowa storm
could beat it.
Special agent Burke, the Gentle
man sent by the interior department
to look after matters in this land dis
trict, has been in town the past week.
Nearly every building in town
is being painted, which adds wonder
fully to their appearance and to the
appearance of town i'll general.
Prom letter written to ID. Ryan
by Judge Edgcrton, we are Informed
the Judge will not hold a term of
court in this county until September.
-IIutchison d French make a
speciality of furnishing large Glass for
Store Fronts. If you are intending to
build, call on them and get prices
before buying elsewhere.
Remember that he, or she, who
plants and causes to grow a single
tree in this prairie country, is public
bcncfactor, and future generations
ought to raise up and call him bless
ed.-Ex.
Two trains day now leave Chi
cago, bound through to this territorv.
and it is estimated that the southern
half will will contain before the end
of the year population Of over $50
900.
-.Acco DING to recent instructions
from the Land Ofice, parties desiring
to make final proof must have their
notice Of intention to do 50, published
for q period Of six weeks instead of
five as Was the manner heretofore.
Tho lSDEN say: it has changed
ploprietors. 1t has been in the market
50 long, and reported sold 50 often,
that we merely give this news as it
has been given to lis. Should it make
any change for The bette. no doubt
its patrons will De glad Of the improy-
mcnt, we certainly will.
"A recent dispatch from Chicago
saws: More than 900 cars are now
on their way to Dakota. Nebraska and
Kansas, loaded with household goods,
chattles, implements and effects Of
those cmigrating to the promise land
This great tide of emigration is set
ting more strongly toward Dakota
than toward any other section.
The subscriptions of large num-
her of our subscribers have expired.
Remember our terms are cash in adj
vance and because we do not ask YOU
for the moucy, don't be deceived in
thinking We have no need for it. If
you are owing don't be bashful about
paying up, we are always ready to re-
ccivc news or money, but If YOU can't
send us both, well be content with the
lattcr.-It we get it.
The banking house OF Henry q
Orcutt was thrown open for business
last Monday, thus giving to Kimball
another institution that her citizens
may well feel proud of. Either of the
gentlemen connected with it, need
no word from us to eulogize them,
they are both we'll known through
Iowa and Dakota and are every where
known as men whose word is as good
as their bond, and their bond as good
as the gold. The, have shown much
enterprise for their welfare Of the
town by doing as they have done, and
for their labor should be liberal pat
ronized by our people. Theirs being
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