Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-25
Pay YOUR taxes by June lst and

save cost.
Six acres Of new breaking to rent.
Enquire at this Office.
"A lar. vein of coal has been dis
covered near LeBeau.
The Farrell building is being
pushed to completion rapidly.
Headlight Coal Oil, $50 Test at
IIutchisom & Frcnch's.
Smith & Son have been putting
the finishing touches on their store
building this week.
--Adom your houses with neat
Window Shades. IIutchison & French
can supply you.
George Bloser has a gang of
men at work on his new store north
of Bardin's grocery.
Iowa and Illinois had quite heavy
frost last week, and much damage is
reported done the fruit crop.
-llutchison & French keep Chan
ac'icrS, library. Bracket aud all kinds
of Lamps Cali on them for Bargains.
-Traveling men who stop off here
say that himball is growing faster
than any other town on this line of
rail road.
One thing that gratiiics people
coming here from the east, is the sud
dencss in winch the roads dry up.
Roads are always good in Dakota.
"A Sufficient amount of money
has been guaranteed to commence the
erection OF a Catholic church here.
and work on 1t will begin about June
18th.
-lIutchison & French mcko \
specially of furnishing large Glass for
Store Fronts. If you arc intending to
build, call on them and get prices
before buying elsewhere.
May has been very stormy
month all over the country. Cyclones
and torna'lors have been, reported
from nearly all direc.ions and Dakota
should feel vary thankful that her
storms have been so mild.
r. A. Barnes has just finished a
bake oven for his baker, and in .
few days will have his bakery and
restaurant running in full blast. This
will supply l"nr felt want to the
people Of kimball.
-Jogn J.. Sullivan. o. Boston. Mass.
registered at the Plankintown House
last Monday. Was it the noted pucil-
lst:-PLANKINToN FREE PREss. If it
was, and yon had pu: on the gloves
with him, yo, soon would have the
desired information
No. ], Vol. Of the Buffalo Her
aid has appeared and Sulphur Springs
has our congratulations. 1t is publish
ed by f. NJ. Cooley & Sons. The pa
per is typographlcaliy neat and edito-
rally rich.
j. p. Qnigly Esq. editor and
proprietor of the Dubuque Qa.) Even
ing Mail has been in town the past
week looking after some business in
tcrcsts here. We acknowledge a
very pleasant call and hope he may
call often.
"A terrible cyclone passed over
the southern part Of Wisconsin last
Friday, wr.cking buildings, ditcling
trains and breaking down telegraph
and telephone lines at Racine. James
vile, Watertown and other cities. A
number Of lives are reported, lost.
Joseph Sacks is working for the
agricultural house Of j. -. Farrell.
lie STAYS most Of the time in Cham
berlain. REGISTER. Only mt Cham
berlam when taking vacation. Far
rell has sold more goods in kimball
the past two weeks than was ever
brought to Chamberlain. Very few
farming implements will supply tho
lcmand Of that town.
Southern Dakota is bound to make
a great butter country. 1t has been
proven that the dry atmosphere and
cool nights of this section favor the
production of rich, sweet cream. But
the chief advantage Southern Dakota
possesses over all competitors is the
abundant supply of cheap food for its
cows. Not only are the luxuriant nat
lral grasses of this territory hirhly