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Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Quite warm. they say.
--l;verybodv invited to come and
help k,mball ccic-,rl,e the 4th.
When you want Nobby hat
call 1t Rob,nson's Cash Store.
The wheat crop Of this year will
be far better than tl,a: of last wear.
Try our California Canned Fruits
We have everything at only 30 cents
per can. Weeks & Nells.
Il. \. Foote has just completed
a neat fence about his residence on
serund street
Large herds of stock are almost
daily passing through here westward
to Craze upon the rich prairie grasses
Of Dakota.
A brother Of Rev. w. b. Afleck
of Mt Vernon with family consisting
of wife and twenty-one children, has
recently settled IN Buffalo county.
We have talked with many far
mers and with very few exceptions
they agree that the corn prospect is
from SO to 100 per cent better than
at this time last year. Other crop pros
poets, particularly grass, ere Excellent
also.
john Hinchon came home from
Dakota last Monday 10 remain a day
or two only. John is doing fire bu.
siness out there in merchandising,
selling farm machinery, loaning mon
ey, etc. and getting wa: above the av-
erage newspaper men.-Waukon
Democrat.
PARTIES in other towns along this
line who wish to attend the cclcbr,-
ton at Kimball on the FoIrtl, are re-
minded that the C. NJ. & st. Paul II.
II. will furnish round trip tickets at
one and one-tifth regular rates for
single trip
There are returns Of disappointed
people from the booming land Of Da
kota; but for ahe most part they are
people who went to Dakota with the
mistaken notion that money ready
coined, grew at the roots Of the prai-
rie g,ass. But in Dakota. as every
where in tho vl!d world, money only
drops from the fingers Of patent en-,
deayor and hard work. There can
he no milk without animals nor hon
ey without insects in Dakota or else
where. Sioux City Journal.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-29

Land office at Mitchei!s D. T. June
30, 1883. Notice is hereby given that
the following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to maks inal
proof in support Of his clam, ard that
said proof will be made before Pro.
bate Judge Brule Co. at Kimhall u r
on July 90, 1888, viz: JoHN RoBERrs
who made Hid entry No. l9sss for
the S. E. I Sec. z7-lo8-97. Henames
the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cult.
vation of, said land, viz: Samuel Ell
berts, James Darlington, George Wolf
Lyman ID, Bardln, all of Kimball,
ID. L. Wm. l4etcller,
8-22-.ll Register
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f. J. WELLS,
JE w IL T. E z /.

Willkeep constantly on hand full
line of WATCHES Foreign and Amer
lean, both Key and Stem Windcrs.
So
Waterbury and Seth Thomas Clocks,
the best made and most accurate timers
manufactured. In Jewlry Lain to keep
The LATEST PATTERNS and NOVELTIES
-
Silver Plated Ware, Eyeglasses,
Musical instruments, dc, &cr
kIMBALL, DAKOTA.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-29

JULY 4th.
PROGRAMME
lst, National salute at sunrise 3s
guns.
2nd, Procession. form at II o'clock A.
NJ. on Main street by marshal. Head
ed by the Waterbury Brass Band. The
Drummer boy of the Rappahanock
then proceed to bowcry near Park
Square.
3rd, Order of exercises.
Chorus by the Glce Club.
Invocation by Rev. J. II. Taylor.
Hail Columbia by the Band.
Reading of Declaration by Capt. A.
II. Stuart.
Drum exhibition by Maj. Hendcrshott
the Drummer boy.
Music by Glee Club freedoms Banner
Grafton by Capt. W. V. Lucas, ex-
Auditor of Iowa
Drummer boy.
Toasts.
Music by Glee Club.
:. =. Band.
2 o. clock p. NJ. Dinner.
Fun.
o'clock P. NJ. Fig race. Prizes $3.50
$5. 90. and $500
The CREASED pig, prize $500
1880 o'lock Tramps lunch $500
Barrel race prizes, 5000 and $l.OO
4 o'clock p. NJ. Base ball.
g" Balloon ascension.
6:3O" g" Glass Ball shooting.
g" Fire works and Balloon
ascension.
Officers of the day.
Capt. G. i, Maynard, President.
Rev. J. B. Taylor, Chaplain.
Capt. A. III. Stuart, Reader.
Wm. Franklin, Marshal.
J. p. Vrecland, Asst. Marshal,
Efforts ars baing made by the citi-
zcns to make this day one long to bc
remcmberc.., and no pains or expense
in making everyone comfortable.
ID" you want a pair of Slippers
for 25 cents? If you do call on Weeks
d Wells.
Did you know that Weeks &
Wells arc selling pounds of roasted
Coffee for $l.00
"A party of Indians have been
camped near town the past week.
gathering roots for winter Injuries.
and utilizing tkelr leisure moments
by occasionally trading ponies with
the "pale faces.''
Reports from the Dakota land
Offices to the general land office at
Washington, indicate that all the pnb-
lie lands east of the Missouri river
will be taken up within year. This
applies of course to choice agricultu-
raj land there being some wet or
rough pieces which for the present
will be passed by. It is expected that
for the fiscal year ending June 30th
the report Of the general land Office
will show fully IS per cent of the
public domain settled during the pre-
vious twelve months was taken in Da-
kota.
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THE ENTERPRISE
Published Every Friday Morning at
Kimball, Br,le Co, Dakota.
P. Il. RYAN. Editor.

Advertising. Terms OF advertising made,
known on application.
structions viii be inserted until ordered ov4
and charged for accordingly.
9A-kegular advertisements payable nt III,
end al each month. Transient advertise,
ments must he paid for in advance.
EH-All communications intended for the
next issue n,uNt be in the handa of the printer
as early as Thursday y.mornine to insure pub
lication.
S>Job work of every description exscut-
ed in the best style on short cotics and
reasonable rtt~,
Short communications on any snbiect
Of interest ars accountable If accompanied by
the name of the author.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-29
ARCH II. STUART,

Chamberlain. >''u'o.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-29

] am prepared to haul sand and
stone in any quantity from one cord
to fifty, and delivered to parties on
short notice at reasonable prices.
Z. R. High,
RtMBALL, DAKOTA.
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Time Tabta c. n :. St. P. R. r.

Passenger gong west. .s:23 a. Nj.
;. east. 300 r NJ.
Way Fr't. going west. 1884 "
east. 49,. 4:23r. Nj.
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FC ggiug I'm Wisconsin.

The Badger State Banner says
The extreme cold Of the past few
weeks has been Il good thing for the
Iumbermen in this region. They are
now doing excellent work hauling
logs on all the streams in this part Of
the country, and all who have recently
been in town, report that they have
never done better work at this season
Of the year. The snow is from Is to
q inches deep in the woods fifty miles
north Of here The ground is not
frozen under the snow, but roads
broken generally freeze solid in one
night so they will hold teams the next
day. The Ioggers hope the cold
weather Will continue for six weeks or
two months longer, and with the help
of one or two more heavy falls of snow
the winter may prove a profitable one.
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VIII Resume Business

Mr.. Retallack returned from ST.
Paul a few days ago, whittier he had
been to consult with the principal
creditors Of the firm of Retallack d
Cox, who were forced into making an
assignment some three or four weeks
ago. The conference was satisfactory,
and the necessary steps are being
taken to place Mr.. Retallack in poses
sion of the goods again and allow him
to resume business, but in his own
name instead of the old firm name.
Mr. Retallack will next week move
the goods into the Richie building on
the north side of Second street where
they were located last winter, and will,
no doubt, soon be able to pay off all
claims against the concern. In the
new order Of things Mr.. Cox is left
out, for which we are sorry, for he
merits a better fate, and although the
fates seem to be against him now, we
doubt not he will again soon rise TO
the surface in some business capacity,
for he Is not so easily suppressed.
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preventing Forest Fires by Leg
ISiafIOn.

Lieut.. Gov. Fiield in a letter to
his paper, the Ashland Press, thus
tells of fellow who proposes to stop
forest fires by legislation:
The brilliant Carmichael of Eau
Care, proposes to stop forest fires by
legislation. He doubtless seized his
idea upon reading a recent procIama-
ton from damphool Land Commits
sloner at Washington, who instructed
the Y. ;. Timber agents to prevent
their districts from burning up, and
put them out with Babcock fire ex-
tlngulshers, or some other means,
when they got started. Mr. Carrin-
chael has much simpler method to
propose, and that is to have an army
OF Fire Wardens appointed by the
Governor, with fat salaries Of course,
who are to control the elements and
thus save the Mmbermen from losing
their valuable pine orchards. Mr..
Carrinchael's bill will help swell the
value Of paper rags" that will be
carted away to the paper mills next
spring.
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Y lentincs at the Book Store.
The weather has moderated very
much since Tuesday last.
Two cases Of small Pox are re-
ported from Rice's Point.
Judge Clough is home for few
days Of rest from court duties.
-"The Duluth Daily Times" looks
much better than THE Duluth Bee ?
Mrs. James Newton is spending 4
week or two with friends at River
Falls
Examine 80 different styles Of
box paper at the Post Office.
Are your taxes paid yet? The
three per cent. penalty attaches in a
few days.
The Omaha got stuck in another
snow drift Thursday and failed to get
through.
Mr. james Bardon has been pick
ING his teeth in Madison's boss hotel
the past week.
M H. L, l.oDeI'S' attorney C;. At
law. mas SeE''"i eil7'oio io'' On '9iA'N
anu '7e'e"''i 9'iee'S io' S"ie' :"
Mrs. D. W. Head is reported on
the sick list this week, but her Illness
IS not as yet OF serious nature.
-Blshotf y Son keep all OF the
best brands of Cigars. Try them.
Have you been vaccinated yet:
If not you had better attend to that
little matter at once. Delays are
dangerous.
A few "Song Kings" at the Post
once,
-Mr' >, !, Lang OF Ihl' el'y Ma,
gone 10 IhliaaelPhla' Whefe ne WILL
open an ofilce Tor the sale CT superior
real estate.
MI luoos has JUST received an
o'ncr cur io"o Oh cholce N'llheSol'
nay, be'ter see hlm II you are look
ing ior bargains,
iesh supply u "''f anu ~
velopes at the Post Oihce.
Those gold pens and pencils at
the Jewelry Store are going off like
hot cakes. They are good, nice and
cheap for cash.
Last Wednesday was Ash We'd
nesdav and the first dav Of Lent. and
the dav was duly observed by orr
Catholic friends.
Go to Bishof & Sons for good
Tea, Canned Goods. Fresh Bread
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Remember the Place,
w. H. KILTIN.
-rf-
~ O'-LOL-

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to para
y graph seven ofsectionsiX hundred and seventy
Of the Revised Statutes of Wisconsin and statutes
amendat0ry and supplemental thereto, the North
eTu Pau1ic Railroad Company Will petition tile
Board OF Supervisors Of Douglas County Wiscon-
sin on the seventeenth day of March AID. 1885,
or on such subsequent date aS the said Board
may appoint that the following described streets,
avenues. alleys. or portions of the same III Supc-
rior as surveyed and recorded III the said Doug
las County. DE vacated, viz:
Bay street from lot -Jt 10 the western line OF
River street.
Ogdcltsburg Pier;
Cleveland Pier;
Buffalo Pier;
Milwaukee Pier;
0SNvED Pier.
Chicago Pier.
stnson avenue from the eastern line of First
street to the dock line in the Bay Of superior.
Newton avenue from the eastern line of First
street 10 The dock line in the Bay of superior.
Baker avenue so much as lies to the Turth and
east OF the eastern line OF First street.
Walker avenue. from the eastern line of First
street TO the eastern end of the said avenue on
the Bay OF Superior as laid down on the recorded
plat of super or in said county.
Richardson avenue from the eastern line Of
First street 70 the eastern end of the said avenue
on the Bay Of superior as laid down on the re-
corded plat OF Superior in said county.
Breckenridge avenue from the eastern line Of
First strcctto the eastern end Ufhe said avenue on
the Bay of superior as laid down on the recorded
plat OF superior IN said county.
Nelson aveHue from the eastern line of First
street TO the eastern end OF the said avenue on
the Ncmadji river, as laid down on the recorded
plat OF superior III said county
Robertson avenue from the eastern line of First
street % the eastern end of the sud avenue on
the Nemadj! river, as laid down on the recorded
plat of superior in said county.
River street from lot Is at First street to and
including lot AIS.
Itasca street from the eastern line Of Walker
avenue 10 the western line of Robertson avenue.
ST CroiX street from the eastern line Of Walker
avenue to the western line of River street.
MTrt1grtNF
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LAND OFFICE AT BAYFIELD,. WIS.
La ~ ~ u 1892

JANUARY u. 1850. }
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
manned settler has filed notice Of his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof viii he made before the Register
Of the United states land office at Bayfield, Wis,
on March 5th. 1855 viz LeMaudo +. Johnston.
his pre-emutiou No 80, for the Z. "a Of :. Z. "A
Section d T. IS K. Is W.
He names the follOwi. witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF
said land. viz. Eobt. Mclean. l. Erickson and
ChaS. Olson Frank Clancy. allofSupeTior Wis.
EHa5 JOHN H. KNIGHT, Register.
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A Londoner one day by accident
saw the sun. BLESS me, said he, Cow
they ave improved that lectric
light" After moments pause dur
ing which he gazed upon the novel
sight, he added refectively. "But
'ow did they get i'm up so igh?"
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BUTTER BUTTER

Only j. cents a pound, by L. F.
Johnston. Call at Geo. NJ. Smiths
store and try it, 1t Is good for the
price.
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OF all kinds and the best makes, at
bottom prices and on the monthly
payment plan, at Elwell q Co. s Jew
elry Store.
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DO you believe that woman,
nowadays, would die for the object of
her love?" asked a bachelor friend.
Il don't know whether she'd die or
not" answered the Benedict, 'but
I've known her to 90 wild when the
trimming didn't suit her."
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4 New County.

The Pioneer Press has the following
dispatch from Cumberland, Wis, in
relation to a proposed new county. A
scheme is on foot here to secure the
organization Of a new county out of
parts Of Barron, Polk and Burnett.
1t is conceded on all hands that with
the limited means of communication,
it makes it difficult for many local.
ties 10 reach the county seat. From
Shell Lake it Is oyer fifty miles of
stumpy road to Grantsburg, the coun-
tv seat of Burnett county. If new
county should be had with the county
seat at Cumberland, Barronette or
Shell Lake, it would be much more
convenient
Lemons fresh and good, only %
cents Der dozen, ar
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CONSUM PTTON
Positively Cured.

All sufferers from this disease that are anxious
to lie cured should try Dr. kisSucrS Celebrated
Consumption Powders. These powders are The
only preparation known that VIII cure Con
sumption and all diseases OF the Throat and
Iungs-indetd. so strong is orr faith in them,
and also TO convince you that they are no hum
bug we viii forward to every sufferer. by mail.
money until you are perfectly satisfied of their
curative powers. Iii your life j. worth saving.
don't delay In giving these Powders trial, IS
they wlll surely cure YOU. Price, for large Box,
s.. or I boxes for SO. Sent 10 any part of the
United States or Canada. By mail on receipt of
price. Address ASH < ROBBINS.
800 Fulton s. Brooklyn, y y
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician retired from active practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula OF 81 simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cuTe of
consumption. bronchitis. catarrh asthma aud all
throat ANA lung affections also q positive and
radical cure for general debility ana all nervous
complaints after having thoroughly tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases
feels il his duty To make II known IN his fellows
The recipe with full particulars directions for
preparation and use, and all necessary advise
and instructions for successful treatment at your
own h"mc, Will RE sent Won hy return mail. free
Of charge. by addressing with stamp or stamped
sclfaddrc>Scd envelope.
DIR. VI. F. CASS
2ol York street. Jersey CITY y J.
ES~McDtion this paper.
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The Art Amateur for Febr,

The Art Amateur for February
contains some very striking crayon
and charcoal drawings, including the
Lions in Trafalgar Square, by f.
Hopkins Smith, a portrait of that
artist by Millct and Abbey, and d
very ife-like figure study by Geo. H.
Boughton, whose beautiful paintings,
"FIowers and Failing Leaves" is also
handsomely Reproduced. The illus
trations of "Inexpensive Home Decor
ation," by Lewis f. Day, and of
japanese Decorative Art" by DR..
Dresser, are numerous and extremely
interesting. New houses of artistic
pretensions in New York and else
where are keenly criticised. There
are valuable articles on fan painting,
china painting and needle work, and
various topics relating to bric-a-brac,
and art in dress are agreeably dis
cussed. Price 80 cents, ST year.
Montague Marks, publisher, % Union
Square, New York.
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SEWING MACHINES.

The Victor, Singer, Royal st. John,
and other first class Sewing Machines,
down to $500, Cash, at Elwell &
Co.'S Jewelry Store. Now is your time
to buy. Only a few more left.
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FITS. EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS.

Permanently cured no humbug by one
months usage Of DR.. Gouiard's Celebrated Infal-
lible Fit Powders, To convince sufferers that
these powders will do all We claim for them We
will send them by mail. post paid, Free Trial
Box. As DR.. Goulard is the only physician that
has ever made this disease special study, and as
10 our knowledge thousands have been perIna-
neutly cured by the use Of these powders. We
will guarantee permanent Cure i'll every case or
refund you all money expended. All sufferers
should give these powders an early trial. and be
convinced of their curative powers. Price. for
large box. IS. or boxes tor SO. Sent 10y mail to
any part of the United States or Canda on receipt
of price, or by express c. O. d. Address
ASH & ROBBINS.
$50 Fulton St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
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ARRIVAL e DEPARTURE MAILS.

LCC 49, MA. - = LIS
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The Superior Times.
j. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF COUNTY And CITY.
SATURDAY, FEB. 10, 1888.
AnNERTIsING RATES

The above rates apply to YEARLY advertise
mcnts ONLY Short time rates given on applica-
tom Professional cards occupying LEsS than
one inch of space, 5000 per year. Legal adj
verti>ing at legal rates -.-.- Transient advertiS
ing payable in adyauce-Other bills due monthly
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Lemons fresh and good, only %
cents per dozen, al
ANsLEY 4 SUNDLRLAND's.
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p 2 ETENFIH5

Obtained and all business in the Z. s. Patent
Office, attended to for MODERTE FEES.
Our Office is opposite the L. :. Patent Office,
and we obtain patents in leSs time than theSe
remote from WASHINGTON.
Send NOBEL OR DRAWING. Ne advise as 70
patentability free Of charge; and We make NO
CHARGE unless We obtain Patent.
We refer, here, to the Postmaster. the SHpt. Of
Money order Div. and 70 officials Of the L. :
Patent Office For circular. advice. terms. and
reference to actual clients in your own State. OF
county address c. A. SNOW Il Co,
Opposite Patent once. Washington; 2. G
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c. F. HATCH. C5en1 sup't.
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Tuesday, the 18th dav of February,

BY virtue and in pursuance of decree of fore
closure and sale rendered in the above entitled
action on the 9TH day of December, \. d. 1881 l
hi .IIn
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Chicago. 81. Paul Nianealofs 1 Omaha Railroad

n SIheTn IlviSlon-
TINE CARD.
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THE MILLER BROS. CUTLERY co.

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Compartments Solicitors.
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