Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-03
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the p.
O. at Kinhall, ID. T. for the month ending July

Mrs. Annie +: (2); Kufer Charlie Fr.; LAwbern
Fntsis; hs in:y olson k sa 'h yace
nrdson Miss Jenette; Sheak Miss lsebel; Shsr-
binne Miss Matte; Smith Miss Alice; Tickle
John; Urke Elmo OBJ Dotten; Winxlow j. Il.
Parties calling for any Of the above win please
say advertised. ID. q. Grippen. r. NJ.
Our neighbor, the Index, came QUO
last week in great style having been
enlarged to seven column quarto.
1t presents fine appearance, being
geographically neat and of course
we'll edited. 1t would do credit to a
town of 10000 inhabitants and we
trust i, will receive the patronage it
deserves.
We received pleasant call last
week from Mr.. Scstt Moran repre-
senting the Western Historical COM
pany of Chicago. Mr.. Moran le can
vassing Dakota in the interest of his
company who arr: about to publish a
history of the Territory. Mr., NJ. is
the right man for the work and is
meeting with flattering success.
II. S. Dunlap's new house is fast
approaching completion and will be
one of the neatest in town when fin
ishcd. Mr.. Dunlap has shown excel
lent taste in the location of his resi-
dence and in the style of his house,
the interior being very conveniently
arranged. As we were looking it
over the other day we thought of
only one thing lacking. All! well re-
port has it that friend Dunlap is
going to-but We paust not tell.
The wonderful resources of the
country in general and the advan-
tages Of Br,le county in particular
are becoming known from one end
of the country to the other. Mr.. Jo-
scph Ballard, late of the Cherokee
nation, Indlan Territory, arrived in
town Friday last with fifty head of
cattle and eight head of horses. His
adjective ssoiat was his brother-in~
laws claim three miles north, where
he will for the present locate until
he can find land of his own. Mr..
ballard says he was two months com
ing overland and that his stock i'm
proved daily after reaching Dakota.
lie says Brule county surpasses his
expectations.
Alas poor Yorick: A lass poor
klmball. For that is what is wanted.
Every week since we have had charge
Of the ENTERPRISE we have had the
pleasure of noting the arrival of some
brand new baby and the best of it is
they have all been girls. Dakota
has cried in vain for the girls to come
from the east and now proposes 10
"Fear God and raise her own" How.
ever, thorough canvass of the town
this week fails to learn Of any such
interesting event taking place, hence
we note the exception. We are sorry
for this, had hoped for better things,
for if there is anything in the world
We like it is blue-cyed girl baby
when she gets big.
The following is an extract from a
letter received by the editor from a
friend in Ohio. 1t shows striking
contrast between Northern Dakota
and this country where every kind of
crop will show an abundant weld.
The wheat harvest has already COM
menccd here and is yielding from 25
to 40 bushels to the acec.
''The boys are nearly all back from
Northern Dakota. should think all
had returned that had the wherewith
10 come on. They report everything
literally dead as regards to business,
and the wheat crop heading out eight
inches above the ground. There has
been no ram tor three months until
about week or ten days ago. They
seem to think Soutliern Dakota pref.
cradle in the long run"
Since we have assumed control of
the ENTERPRISE we have added over
one hundred and fifty new subscrib.
ers, many of them from the East. We
have also added many new exchanges.
We now exchange with New York,
Buffalo, Cleveland. Cincinnati, st.
Paul, Pembins, Grand Forks, Bis
marck, Fargo, L,rimorc and other
far distant points. The ESrERpR1sE
thus has . wide circulation. We
shall ~ soon as new material can be
obtained, enlarge and otherwise i'm