Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-08


Look at those Nobbv all wool
suits at Robinsons, Only $40.
Do YOU want pair of Slippers
for 25 cents? If you do call on Weeks
q Wells.
An account of the Brooklin bridge
tradgedy will be found on the second
page.
Minneapolis Flour can not be
beat. Only s3.4o Per Hundred, at
Weeks e Wells.
j. T. Hoover Esq. one Of bijon
Hills best men, made us q pleasant
call last Tuesday.
Did you know that Weeks &
Wells are selling $ pounds OF roasted
Coffee for Sl.Uu
Every Dakota town yet heard
from, including nearly all the capital
candidates, acquiesees i'll the selec-
ton of Bismark.
Mems and Boys Summer Hats
ranging in prices from 0 up to 5 cents
each at Robinson's Cash Store.
According to the census taken
by Dir. Cone for the purpose Of ineor-
porating, we find the population Of
our town to be 4I2 persons.
New railroads are sprouting in
the neighborhood Of Bismark. The
IEllendale Branch company was or
ganized last Satllrda..
!. SiIlev from Ludington. Michigan
has rented the Taylor building lately
occupied by George BloSer as a gro
Gerry store, and is fitting it up for a
! restaurant.
Little drops of printers ink, lit
nile type displayed, make our mcEch
ants bosses, and all their big parade
Little bits Of stinginess, discMdi!ls
printers ink, buSts the man of busl
ness, and sees his credit sink.
Those who love TO trip the s.iigh
fantastic will have an opportunity t'
do 50 next Tuesday eve. in the Far
reIl new building. Good music vii
be furnished and social time is an
ticipated. a general invitation is eN
tended.
\AIhc WATERBURY, News is th'
latest in newspapers we have heard OF
1t is Published at W Natelhuly, Buffalo
county by $. II. Dunlap and retiec'
Great credit to the publisher ard th'
new town. It is a lively local pape
aud b.im tull Of news.
The first half of the year 1889, j
past and gone and its advent ha
witnessed many changes i'll the mak
up OF kimball The latter half vii
witness more changes than can nov
be imagined, and in order to kee1
fully posted you must read the ENTER
PRISE. 1t viii be sent to amy addres
until JANUARY lst. 1883 for only sl.oC
List Of letters remaining nnclaime'
$, in the P. @. at Kimball, ID. T. for til
month ending May 81, 1928.
Barrett, c. l.. Bwoen, O. hrench
Cook, Ener B. Dickens, Frank y
Dowel,. Sally Ann Donncllv, Miss Kat
Foster, S. Il. Fox, John
Fonda. +. X Cruel. Coph
Gawring, j G.. Huffman, w A..
Hoyt, II. G. Hockeng, James
H.ucnan, Josefka Hemple, Chas.
Haucaus, Peder S Hershman, Heileu S
Jackson Ralph Z. Keller, David B.
Lendsay, William Lord. Robert
Lypert Joseph Letcher II Co.
Murray, ]. G. Mccenan, VIM
Me, ers. David L. McNett Henry 5.
Oclaud, OIeT. Perry Miss Annie
Pnlciver, o. W.(3) Qulgy. James G.
Ronayne, Edward Robinson Yank .
Skinner. Henry Staerer. Aurther II.
Tionluned, Jacob rroneck, Kate
Wood Even Wilson, Thorn {2l
Wiatt, C. 4.f2) Wilkes, Josef.
Wilson, J. J. Wilcox l.! L..
Wilcox, Leth (2l Wilson, James
VIII te MIS-. Eugene Iile, Tom
Parties calling for any of the abo
letters please say "advertised."
d. e. Grippin, p.
DIED.
3 AT her home in Red Lake, May
: 1883. Mrs. Ann Rockwell, of paral
y sis OF the heart, aged a. years.
! Infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. !
: :, Freelan!. June 4th 1888 of brain !
= yer, aged $ months.
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