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Die Florence Niebtineale Der 8ins
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Deutiden 9teform WeiIenser in @ham=
bersbursb, Ya, seidriebenen 8riefss:
Cine @ohltbdtertn.
OefInet bic Ebhre fir fe unb WrS.
Winslpip ipiro bepeiien, baB iie bic amez
ritaniide 6lorentiner g2adtiaall Der Sin=
ber lit. Dapcn 1nb mir 10 iberdeu9t,
baB mir unierer r5uipA Iehren wsrben
gu iasen: r@eiesnet iei Wrs. WinslOm"
neil iie berlelben bebililid mar, User bic
Yericee bes 3abnens unb anbere Ye=
idwerlidfeiten fdr ainber 1inipsssufOm=
men. Wlrs. Winslop'S SOctbins Sprup
nimmt ben Siabern bic Sdmer3en unb
furrt DrIentrie unb Diarrboe. Gr
most eess. @aumen 5art, befreit BON
@n ssesuns unb brinst bas Sinh slidlld
iiSsr Bic Seriooe bes 3ahnens blnwes.
gr thut se,ube baS, mas er Dcrslebt 3u
tbun, Nlles unb niHt meniSer. 9Gir bas
Sen einmal Wirs. @inslow seiehen unb
fennen iie uur burd ibren Scotbins
Sbrup fiir 3inoer. Wenn mir bic Wadt
bitten, tpurben mir fe ais Seilanb fiir
bic 8inber hinItellen = mas lie aud in
Der Ebot 1T. Der Shrup wirb IN
allen Npotbefeu 3u 25 Gents per 6laid'
rerfauft.
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ni6t eimmal @aum CUR Tlu@t. 2al=
fen Sic bas nidt gei6eben, greellen3!
Gs banoelt fi6 Tim bas 2eben BON 6ut=
oerten.
gs banbelt fi6 UNI Die &ube unb
Si6erbeit ber 6tabt, Bic niAt ldnqer
our6 eine p6belrotte beorobt tper6en
barf-bie Stimme bes Greiberrn batte
ben &lang eiierner Gnti9loHenbeit.
Sd babe lange genug nit bieier MaBs
regel gf56gert, nun lie aber einmal be-
f6loilen 1T, tpir6 fie aud ibren 2auf
nebmen. Mer6en bic 6traBen obne
Wioerfano geraumt, 10 1T fein @runb
CUR Beiorgnib borban6en; i'm anberen
6alle-bie Solgen auf bas 9aupt Der
Gmp6rer!
sssn bielem Mugenblide 6ifnete iitb
bie Sbiir, uno Der poliseibireftor trat
Elm. &aben ging igm entsesen. .glun,
tuie ffebt es?
Sd babe nleine 2ellte bon ben Gaupt>
pnnften suriidge5ogett, beriebte Der @e=
fragte.
(Gortfetune foret)
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Der Winter nit ieinem naBtalten
gSetter 1T iett ba unb fam man bel bic,
ier Sabres5eit nidt pOrfidtis senuS nit
ieiner @efunobeit umseben.
Trodene 6iBe idiieen ee9en grfdls
tun9 uno bic bat man nur, tpenn ,nan
9utes Sdubmerf trdot. Natiirlid finb
S. ScSfe u. SSbae aud barin allen 6da-
fern Soraus, unb, pie in Nllenr, baben
iie aud barin bic srSBte Nusmabt, ios
pohl lir Damen, ale aud fir Serren
unb Sinber.
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ltnfere berrlid,e sslptte.

9aB Die 8un6esmarine Ser Ser,
IStaaten iid In einent f1redli1 perlDbs
berten 3uitan6e befin6et, iDirb allerieits
5ugegeben, neil es ii9 iiberbaupt midi
leugnen ldBt BENT jebeWD9e faff bring
ltns einen D6er ben ail6erelt bel6dnlei1.
ben 8etueis bierbDn. Niele Nfillipner
pon9ollars iinb feit Der 8eenbiglmg 6es
Grieges fiir ben utn~ unb Neuball bor
Griegsf1iffer ausgegebett tpDrben, abei
elm gr0Ber 5beil biefes @elbes 1T ges
itDblen ailb Dergel6et ipDrbem, unb bas
Wenige, mas ipirfliG5 bafiir geIdaffen
tDor6en 1T, 1T gr0BtentbeiIs S6unb.
ginen iilterefanteit, ipenit au9 feiness
ipegs erfreuli9en ginblid in ben 3llz
fanb llnferera 6lDtte getpdbrt unb Der
Sabresberi1t bes Nbmiral porter.
ueber bic neueu Stablfdiffe, bon
iuele1en man fid 10 Diel Derfpra1, fagt
Nomiral porter:: eMtan aebme !. 8.
ben Stablfreu5er gbiedgo. gs beiBt,
6aB bds S6iff tiir 1900 9uabrats
| fuB Segeltu6 in feinen 0auptiegeln
baben ipirb. Seber Seemann tpeiB,
baB cine 10 geringe Segelfld9e nur
ais MusbiiIfe 6ienen un6 bas 6diff
itur Bel febr frifber Brife burdb 6as
Maifer treiben fam. Wait Ser febr
eigentbiimli1en Mlftafellng 6es gbiea=
90 tDiir6e fein 69iif inter 6egel.l III
rubigeln Wa5{er arbeiten, Diel ipeniqers
ie6od nod Bel hoher See.
Ser Qoa6ouer .@naineera eines Der
beffen Tal1bldtter, tueIdbes tpof[ Qls
9lutoritdt III folt5en Dinaelr aelten fonrr,
erfldrte fiirslid, baB bic iteilell Gtafl.
frenser iueaen ibrer unwirflamen Mas
id)inen un6 QeI5el, ibrer 8erleblid1feit
un6 hires unqeniiaeuoeu GhuBes fir
bie Batlerien burdaus ais miBlunaen
All betrQd,ten ieien.s Ser Qonbpner
Gritifer beribpttet a[lo bic 9ambffroft
| Der neueu GtQhifreuser. uu6 Ser arf1eriz
fQniItae g(on1ira[ erfidrt. 6os he nidt
iegein f0nnen. .gBiirbeu mir In einen
/ Grieq nit elmer austpdrtiaeu Mlodbt bers
midelt1, febt Nomiral Borter hinau,
ufo tpiirben fimmtIie)e Gohlenlfotionerl
Der WeIt uns berfhlpifen ieitt. Ohns
bolle 5eqeI wiirbe Elm Rrieosffift rlur
! Ianafame ssortfdritte MAIDEN, ipeun Inn
Lin frem0en Seeeu. beren e)dfen INN
Derl1loiIen finb, Sic GobIen Qltsaehen
ETplten. Gelblf in sfriebensaeiten follten
alle Nnfrengungen gemad5t iperben,
&0bleu 3u iparen, beren nubloSe 9ers
geubung bic D1enili6en @elber per.
| fGlingt. Bon benz, mas Elm Sdiff all
&oblen berbrau1t, f6nntc man nad6 Elm
paar Sabren ein ileues 61iff bauen,
IS iIf fem @run6 porbanoen, iuesbalf
Elm &riegsfrenser nidbt pplle Segei uni
Malten baben fOllte.a
Das NilD, ipeldes gomiraf porter
BON Der smerifanifd)en &rieasmarint
entiuirft, lift In iebr 6unfIe ssarben Qe.
tau6t. Die 2riegsilotte Der Ser. gtao.
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Dem 2efeps'fAen panamatane

Dem 2eFeps'i6en panamatanal
orobt cine neue, friber ni9t ertpogene
@efabr. Der sanse 8oben 6er yladbars
f6aft ioa bultanif6 fein. 3iirslid CAB
es mebrere gr6it0Be, ipel9e unter ben
Ganal slrbeitern unriibe perbreiteten.
gs finb nod Dor tpenigen Sabren auf
Der paeifif9en Seite Der 2anbenge cine
Rcibe bon S9lammpulfanen entitanben,
iuel6e ieitbem in boiler 5bdtigfeit ges
blieben iino, unb bur6 tpel6e fogar
5iuei GluBldufe CUR Geite gebrdngt
iuorben finb. Gin einaiges er6Beres
gr6beben pernlag bic ganae Ranalarbeit
3lt 5erit0ren.
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: 6. S. Waiiler, gDboleIQle- I'M

- 6. S. Waiiler, gDboleiale- unb
&etailbdnbler in 6arbem, Oelen, Mns
frei6ermaterialien, gommereefraBe,
San MntOnio, empfieblt iein groBes
2ager in bieIen Nrtifeln su Stem Oorf
preiien unb ma6t gang beionbers auf
ben geiDdblten Norratb BON 8iloern !:
GbromDs, Gupfer= unb Stabliti6en,
Selgem1loen inb phantalie Bilbern
aller Mrt, ferner auf bic gei6madpolle
Nustuabl BON 8iloerrabmen Der aaer=
moberniten Gorm unb auf bic Naes
umfafenben 3ei6nenmaterialen auf=
merriam. Ollie 9luftrdge fir irgenb cine
Der obigen 8randen iperben prompt
ausgefiibrt; gilber bon ieber @r0Be ein=
serabmt un6 ole Nrbeiten m6gli6f
i6nea uno gut beiorgt. Die in bas Sad
fhlagen.
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Marum Tanep. Yrciie far Galbmere
beSahlen? Sosfe's perfaufen fir SO @s.
impDrtirten fran3Sflden gaibmere, refine
gBcae, in Sdwars Ober 6arbig. l1niere
Gafhmeres fur Is Gents, $l,OO, Sips
unb bSber iinb unibertrefflid in Site
unb Sarbe. Wir ba6en itets cine srpse
Nuswa9l bapcn an 9anb, lomobl bas
briqante Blaui dwar3, als AUDI bas tieie
&chleni4war5, SIT Blad. Sie baben
einen feiten Breis far ieoen Sunben.
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. geer i'm Oeenri.

@er i'm gegriff ffebt NalffaIien
5lt fallfem, beiu6e @nggan &
8ros. $50 Commerce StraBe. Sie
neueiten Sa6en unb reelle Sebienung.
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Sn Der 2onboner @eiealdaft
madt iebt eine 8oftonerin. elm Grdulein
gleanor Winslotp, OurG ibre 56onbeit
sroBes Mufieben.
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Tim bobel prfis.
Sipman i,D,, 6. sscrner.
(8Ortgesuna.)

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5etas sats ~ ~. .,ups soiS IS erfiisn mi Ri,
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LILLY; .eaa'sI ,,;. s.r .@nisS orsstsn ffenhe;t no
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9errentoilette 9rtifel Der neuelten
Mobe unb Sberbemben bon 81. 90 auf=
tpdrts bel pancoaft & g obn.
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6efn6en fiir 6erren (unlaundred)
go Gent 0as Slid beim 5auoAs.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10

BUSINESS LOCALS.

The tlnest candies III town at Barnes
Bros.
Go to Warmers store for your
grain bags.
Go to Barns Bros. for the Little
Devil' cigar.
Go to Hutchinson & French for
your Machine Oils.
Barnes Bros. bakery is the place to
get "a boss loaf of bread.
Look at those Nobby all wool
suits at Robinsons. Only $40.
When you want a Nobby hat
call at Roblnson's Cash Store.
XXX Flour $l.4o. Choice family
flour $l.5O at Weeks Il Wells.
All accounts due the ENTERpRlsE
are payable only to G. r. Tinan.
Headlight Coal Oil $50 Test, at
Huthiscn 4 French's. 20 cents.
All kinds of harness kept III stock
and made to order at the kimball
Harness shop.
Did you know that Weeks lk
Wells are selling 8 pounds Of roasted
Coffee for Sl.OO
We have number Of gallons of
Pine Tar which We will sell very
cheap. Warmers store.
Try our California Canned Fruits
we have everything at only 30 cents
per can. Weeks & Nells.
Mems and Boys Summer Hats
ranging in prices from up to cents
each a. Rolinson's c; sls Store.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10

the very best quality. This season
he has 10 acres on sod which will av-
erage about the same, and 10 acres
on old ground which will average %
bushels or over to the acre. In addi-
ton to this he has | an acre of wheat
Of the velvet chaff variety which will
average considerably over 80 bushels
to the acre. This ] acre was sown
with only ii pounds of seed and is,
of course, not as heavy IS the land
would produce had more been sown.
Mr.. Smith thinks had he sown Is
pounds of seed the land would have
produced at least 40 bushels to the
acre. The oats on the farm are as
nice as any VIC have seen, many Of
the bundles being the heaviest we
ever saw. Eight acres of the oats
which were sown on old ground will
produce crop of rs bushels to the
acre. The potatoes are of the late
variety and from present appearances
should Judge they would average $50
bushels to the acre, perhaps more.
We walked through the corn field
and found great deal Of it standing
over six feet III height and growing
finely. Mr.. Smith has also a nice
garden of various kinds of vegetables
tor table use which all look nicely.
While passing tcrough the wheat we
cut out several lunches which can be
seen ut our office. The stalks are over
four feet in height with the heads
per ectly filled. They were not cut
from the best part of the field but
merely to show the average of the
wheat. This farm is but sample of
what land can dc in Brule county
when pro ocrly cultivated and it
should be .membercd that none of
the soil up III it has yet been sutfi.
ciently me lowed to enable it to pro-
duce the b st crops.
MIR. Smi, , says he is certain that
there is no land in Dakota or any
where that .an produce better wheat
than Brulc county land, and certainly
his present crops bear him out in his
asse, ton. We forgot to mention
that Mr.. 5 nitil has very nice large
patch of waternelons OH his farm.
But as lie did not want anything said
about it for fear his dogs might bite
some me, it is just as well.
We shall be pleased to receive re-
ports, IT amy description from farmers
all over the county as to the result 70
their harvest, as the ENTERPRISE has
an ext t.nsive eastern circulation and
articles of the foregoing description
are read by eastern subscribers with
a great deal of interest.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10
THE ENTERPRISE
Published Every Friday Morning It
Kimball, Brule Co, Dakota.

Advertisine. Terms q advertising ,sad~
known ON application.
s.rpcsions Viii IS inserted @ until os,ss.sa %. -
and charged for accordingly.
98-Regulsr advertisements payabls at th
end Of each month. Transient advsrtiss
ments must be paid for In advance.
e>All communications ints0ded for ths
next issue must be in the hands Of the pEintse
as early as Thursday morning to insaFs pub
liaation.
@~Jeb work of every dsaesireioa s1sess-
ed in the best style On short aotics and .
reasonable rxtes,
E~rShort communications on any sahjsss
of interest are acceptable If Hsso0pAnied by
tie name of the author.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10
Summer clothing will be sold for
thirty days at greatly reduced prices
at Robinsons Cash Store, kimball.

Summer clothing will be sold for
thirty days at greatly reduced prices
at Robinsons Cash Store, Kimball.
If you want to buy first class
sewing machine cali at the "l5luc
Front. Jas. ID. Farrell.
Don't hire your shirts made, either
white or scolored. Come and see
how cheap you can buy one. War
ner's store.
For SALE OR RESr.-A large honsc
and two lots, suitable>for boarding
house. Inquire at Warmers store
or at this office.
Hutchinson & French keep the
only Strictly Pure White Lead in
town. Don't fall to see them before
buying your paints.
All those desiring 70 prove uls al
30 those desiring to borrow money,
will find it greatly to their interest by
calling on G. C. Akin, Kimball.
We nave two new Singer sewing
machines whicn we will sell very
cheap for spot cash. Bargains.
Warmers store.
BANK OF KIMBAIL.-One
hundred thousand ($lOO,00O) dollars
to loan on improved farms.
L. A. Foote, Cashier.
The largest stock of leather, mesh
and cord nets, screens and lap busters
ever brought to Kimball at bottom
prices at the Kimball Harness Shop.
ID. f. Robinson has just received
a splendid line of Gents furnishing
Goods which he is selling at prices
away down. Robinson's Cash Store.
When iii need Of anything in the
harness line don't fail to call at Leon
ards in Kimball and take look at
his stock and compare prices with
others. Not to be undersold is my
motto. j. Leonard.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10

Land Office at mitchell D r. July
5th. 1883. Notice is hereby given that
the tellowing-namcd settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final
proof in support Of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before Clerk
Dist. Ct. Brule Co. at Chamberlain
ID. L. on August ls, 1888 viz. Sarah
F. Loughridge nd entry No. 20sls
for the S. f. Sec.l2-l03- She
names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of sald land, viz: T..
J. Wells, E. Pratt, Il. r. High and
K. p. Ochsncr. all of Kimball, D. L.
2-l4 VIM. Lctcher, Register.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10

Com plant luving been entered at this office by
John w. Woodmnn Brulc Co. aGainst Irwin
Fonda for abandoning his Homestead Entry No.
II, Tp. lCa Range Is, in Brule county, D. Z. with
view to the cancellation of said entry; ths seid
parties nre hereby SUM pmoned 70 appear at this
A. NJ, to respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged abandonment. 2-ls
VIM. Letcier. Register.
Testimony TO be taken before John &. White,
Kimbalr ON Sept. q 1883 at . O'Clock a. n. as
provided by amendment to kule s.. Rules of
Practice approved Dec. H. 1877.
VIM. Letcher Register.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

kimt,all Far Sept ~, 10 q ~
We had a nice warm rain last tsas-
day night.
Mr. Fred Warner is putting up 100
tons of hay.
A large refrigerator is being built
in the Taft House.
1t is against the laH to encIose
money in a postal card.
The way of the tza'sgressor is a
hard one. Ask Willis.
Barkcc and Morris are out with q
new and very tasty sign.
vii: some one please tell us what
little game Of showdown" as.
kim.,;L! will now be incorporated.
The elect:o, last Saturday says SO.
Mr. W. l.. Larkin, Of the Mitchell
Republican, was in town last Friday.
II. r. Taylor has struck good we'll
# water ga his place at the depth Of
Gully Is feet.
A number Of Italian street mnsi-
clans were Among kamball's visitors
sne day last week.
M. o. 7. Letchex, of Mitchell, was
in town on Friday last. He made
us very pleasant call
Alarge bara is being built for the
1ccomodation of the horses that stop
II the Farmers Hsane.
Kinbail xAuts q first-class tailor
and photogrsth gallery. To such
q fine opening 4 offered.
Coming "a q, did when Willis was
busy getting sa& paper ont, it was
tough. Ard his wife there too! Oh
Lord.
Lawtou 4 h,llings are building an
abattolr in the southern part of town,
also yards os,as4,cting for the use of
stock.
4. J. Snith, al Flandreau, was a
caller at ti,is Office on Friaay last
Mr.. Smith is brother -in-law of Mr..
Willis.
We ackAavledgc "oomplimcnta::
ries' to attend the Minnesota State
Fair at 0s,atoana which takes place
ON Sept ard to sth inclusive.
The Wonsans Christian Temper
ance Union will hold their next
meeting 1t DE church next Tuesday
afternoon It three o'clock. Every
body invited
An assistant Postmaster arrived in
Kimba1i on "Wednesday morning last.
lie Is very young yet anc very small.
Mr.. and Ara Grippen will please ac-
ccpt cur congratulations.
Mr.. John n Mckee brought into
our Office The other day sample of
peas of the telegraph variety that
were simply immense. The pods
pneasune over five inches in length.
A BaaA sf Hope was organised
Hast Sunday. The following named
persons wene elected officers of the
Band; Superintendent Mrs. B. F.
Humphrey; Secretary Miss Mamie
Hay; Treasurer Miss May Humphrey;
Librarian Nr. John White.
Mr.. A. r. Latchem, Ia of Monte
zuma, Iowa, enmmenccd, on Monday
last, the erection Of store building
On the u'cst ha,.u Oh Nam ST. near the
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DENNIS RYAN.

DENNIS RYAN,
ATTORNEY and CouKssL1os at Law. VIII
practise in Territorial, State and Unitsd
States Courts. Crimiual law speciality. win
attend to land cases 1t local land ofnco ana
at Washingt N. y. G. Lands bought and
sol 4 on com mission and taxes paid for noa-
residents. Ufiee :. n Main street opposite
Taft House. Kimh:l. Dakota.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10
MOTTO ETO BUILDERS.

MOTTO e TO BUILDERS.
Sealed bids will be received until Aug. 18th
two o'clock p. m. r the furnishing all mater
ial and con pleting wo school-houses size aix2s.
And furnis. ide and completing school-houso Nc:
in kimba. ut wi ich time bids will be opened
and contrac awarded to the lowest responsible
bidder. res. wing the right to reject any or all
bids. Plan and specifications can be seen ut
Hntchingsol, & French's drug store Aug. 1 1883
c. NJ. Austin
L. Pattee School Board,
G.. J. May ard
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10
Brule County Farms.

Learning that Mr.. II. G. Smith had
commenced harvesting on his farm,
representative of the ESrERpRlsE
visited the farm few days since for
the purpose of picking up few notes
as to what Brule county could pro-
duce in grains when called upon.
Mr.. Smiths farm of 100 acres is
only few minutes walk from tswn,
joining tho town site quarter on the
southwest corner. Mr.. Smith filed
on this claim three years ago aud has
now go acres under cultivation, 20
acres in wheat, IS acres in oats, l2
acres in corn and 8 acres in potatoes.
Part of the land is now producing
the second crop and portion of the
crops are planted on sed. Mr.. Smith
has splendid we'll just south and
west Of his house which is only 8 feet
deep with three feet of water in it,
which is of the purest quality. Last
season Mr.. Smith had about 10 acres
Of wheat sown on sod which produc-
I'd exactly III bushels to the acre, of
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10
ARCH II. STUART.

ATTORNEY for SoldiesS Bounties and Pen.
sions. Real Estate aid Locating Agent.
Money loaned. Cali ut ofioe of Ryan Bses.
Kimball, Oak.
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S. W. DUNCAN,
PHrsIclAx and surgeon, oaaes 1t rsasdasss.
Chamberlain.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10

+. M. GOODYKOONTZ,
ATTORNEY AT Law. Chamberlain. Dakota.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10

J. +. CONE M. D.
PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Rassrsnos: Nsdica
Department Iowa State University.
CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED 70 At ALE Innunas
DAY OR NIGHT. CilARaEs REAsoxA,xn.
Kimbail. Dakota.
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2. II. RYAN.
ATTORNEY ATLAW
Kimball, Dakota.

GEO. A. JOHNSTON,
AIToRsEY An Law and keal EstaAs Broker.
Mitchell. Dakots. Office opp. Ajax. HOuss.
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w. II. SMITH,
]. C. HOLIINl3RR

Physician and 6nrgeon, Kimhall D.k.
Graduate Of the college Of Physicians aud
Surgeon. of Baltimore. Md. Can is foaad
IN my office ~ the drug store Of dollinaer
night. Cai's will reoeivs immediate atisn.
ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-19
The HrauCh Asylum


II Is unfortunate that there should even
be "smell Of fire" about the garments Of
any public official. and equally unfortunate
that the executive Of the state should, un.
der any circumstances, place himself or
those acting for him, in a position to arouse
suspicion. An exchange, noted for its
frank expression, says that the manner Of
locating the branch lunatic asylum has A
peculiar odor about il, which is not agreea.
ble." It cites the fact that Mf. Frymier, a
member Of the legislature which passed the
bill was appointed ON the committee
to select site, and that DR..
Wallace, who was also on the com.
mittee, has been selected as superintendent
Of the asylum. There is nothing partiou.
that II had been avoided. There were a,
good men as Mr.. Frymier, who were NOT
members OF the legislature, aud as good
men as DR.. Wallace who were not appli.
cants for the position Of superintendent. |,
Is no secret that during the visit of the
committee 10 this city, II was stated til al
DR.. Wallace would be recommended 10,
Superintendent In the event the ASYLUM
were located here. There odorous suspi
cions could have been averted by selecting
disinterested parties to serve on the com
mittee.- II Fort Worth Gazette.
| The above accords so well with our view.
on the subisot that We transfer Il to oul
columns. But moro In accord with oul
Views are the opinions Of Hon. Mr.. Cham
6Srs, member q the legislature from For
yond the limits prescribed by the bill Great
hight. Terrell ia In the east instead of nortl
Texas. II 10 only 10 miles from the easter
boundary line OF the state. What 10 genor
ally known ~ north Texas 10 west or III
east fork Of the Trinity and north OF ID
thirty.second degree Of latitude. There
Icrs, you will ~ that Terrell 10 not In nortl
| That Il our view Of The oass exactly, an,