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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-04-04
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-04-04

what the great restorative. Hoetettsr's SION.
sch btsssss. viii e. mass y gathered nom
what q hae doas. 4 haA eleated radical eures
IL lhoueaoas ~ eaess ~ dyspepais. biltoas dis-
srdsre; iasermsttent tsves nervous sdeetioss'
Reuesal deealSty. c~onetipasiDa. SIKH heeaache.
nentel despopdsney. and thu conpisin!s md
dssab31itise 10 which the feeble an % pu63ert.
ally.
1ss pablieatioa March 7th. ls0.
LARD Oyv,cs At YAxE9cH. DIT.
FsbSaa,y q, 1858.
Notice 10 hereby given that the ALLOWING
naMse settler has a!ed notice Of his ,in'entioI
10 make Anal pfOOf In rapport ~ bic clsim and
that ssad ppnof vii: ~ INSIDE bsfofs clerk diet
court Unsun euunty ~. T IT Eth PUNT the coun-
" sent % "Wednesday April ii, 1859. 10 en- viz
Hans n. JoAsAseR kOnestes0 No. 1908 for the
~ nek = ny ssk Ntyb-lD
Ho nsmes ihe k,llOWjMa Wttuesees 10 prove tis
eeattnuous sesideUCe apO0 and cultivation Of
said isnd viz: Wtlkea Wiik~n~ Of 4ruve mn
iAk. and John Psasrsoe Clses Peselsoa asd
Mary PstefsOu Of 91k Puint 9. T.
y A. wEfsss, Recistss.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-04-04

shout : syndicate y adelusion; that
~ capitol building and the 100 u
mose acsss 81 land will cost them
nothing; that tho gin i theirs any
way, and the next legislature can 60
Rack - Yankton 81 passing ! lsw
70 that eftsc4, and can convert the
building We hope 10 provide the
.penpls with into An asylum for sore
headed ex-public ptintars. OF 70 sny
1siRber -. TILL thser further TINT
Dakota does nots own ! building in
Yankton except the insane asylum
but that Ill the public offices It the
cspital ars Ia rooms rented Of pri-
.vate individuals; and that the mem-
ben Of ths last house wers Gagged in
! room, unit under the cifcumstan-
- Az human beines to live ii. Tell
them that 81 rssson Of Yankton's
comparative inaocessibility, several
membegs drew mileage according q
Nv lor roo nifee-moss thAn ons-
half To distances scfoa1 t6is broad
~ America. Tell them
that USkosssis growing. md thst The
greatest eopl "A ~ g~taAtest NAM
a%%IN NHNT NH4s
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-04-04

Lowest rates On insurance given b.
g. H. Walwosth.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
K lnrn IS cominm mp nieelv.

Corn is coming lp nicely.
-N,ul III Will celebrate til" tth IN
big style.
When YOU want 4 >o7hy hat
eall x Robnisons Cash store.
- Father lIcnnesSy will celebrate
mass here next "Wednesday the 18th.
Try u,,r California Canned Fruits
NC have everything al only 80 cents
per can. Weeks & Wells.
The Brooklyn bridge inquest
makes the trustees responsible for
the dcat lis in the crush.
Our business men are all dong q
mach larger business than was cNpec-
ted by them this season.
Parties come TO Ikinball TO trade
from distance OF forty miles both
north and south No wonder that bu-
sincss is brisk.
L. Cotton OF Mitchell was in town
Saturday soliciting the sale Of large
map OF Southeastern Dakota lie met
with good success.
Rev. A. McTavisEl has been APP
pointed to the pastorate OF the Pres
bvterian church at This place to fill
the place Of Rev ]. Is. Taylor, lately
resigned.
r.. A. Barnes new bakery and
restaurant are now running in full
blast. Drop in and see him in his
new location, he will spare no pains
10 please You,
-Frantz Winberg has opened his
boot e shoe storeand is now prepared
to fill all orders in his line OF trade.
Patch work will receive his special
attention.
Another postoffice has been estab,
lished in Charles si;y county, and the
name Golyin is givenit. The ncw Office
is located in Sec. 25, Township loo
Range 50, and will be supplied BY the
Ilimball and ESankin stage Inc:
John colyintA the ? Reeord.
A meeting will lie held Monday
evening the isthsat $ o'clock =. N. at
the Office Of SchwindtG 81 Long to con
s,der the propriety of establishing
a reading room at this place. IT IS to
be hoped such an arrane ement may
be perfected, and every one are lnvi-
ted 70 attend this meeting.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-08
COUNTY OFFICERS.

j. r. Lowe.
COMMISSIONERS II, PILGEE.
.R. S. TAYLOR
County CLERK. ID. w. SrAlDlSG
t'ouNry JUICE. -. Is. LONG.
TREAsuREr. Il. j. ANpREWs.
ssuErlyr. e. p. OcHsSER.
nrpvyy SunErFr. Il. c. BARNES
Srrr. OF Scuool.s. f. l.. DREwRY.
SURVEYOR. IS. II. WnlTLocN.
Assessor, GHoR@E bAlRf.
CoRoSnR. A. NJ. FREScn.
&c. ASnI.HsoS.
RoAp surn+' &C. ". NickiShNf
-. Il. RICHARDS.
......C. G. MoRRow.
JrsT,cns y. S. White.
w. 4. PORTER.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-08
There is no cessation to the bui1


There is no cessation to the bull
ding boom.
TRAINS are crowded ana hotels
well filed with strangers.
-lIcadlight Coal Oil, $50 Test at
IIutchison q French's.
Capt. A. II. Stuart went to Du-
buque, loa. last Friday evening to be
gone eight or ten days.
= Summer clothing viii be sold for
thirty days at greatly reduced prices
at Robinsons Cash Store, kimball.
-Hutchison & French keep Chan
delicrs, Library, Bracket and all kinds
of Lamps. Call on them for Bargains.
A meeting Will be held at Cham
bcrlan tomorrow to select delegates
to attend the Huron convention june
10th.
ID. &. Robinson has just received
. splendid line Of Gents furnishing
Goods which he is selling at prices
away down. Robinson Cash Store
-Hutchison & French make q
speciality of furnishing large Glass for
Store Fronts, If ycu are intending to
build, call on them and get prices
before buying elsewhere.
--G1orge Blosser is now handsomely
located IN his new store, and Is pre-
pared to sell al, kinds OF first class
groceries at prices as cheap as the
cheapest Drop in and see hlm.
Joseph Taylor Esq. from Water
loo, loa. has beensin town the pas'
week looking after his business inter
estS here. ie has some idea of com
ing to stay here pcrmantly which W.
hope he may do.
-kimball proposes 20 celebrate larg'
OF the 4th this year and for this pun
pose a citizens meeting was held las
! Friday evening and the followin:
committee elected TO make the neces
sary arrangements therefor. !. I
Weeks, ]. $. White, y. Warner, 7
/ II. Ryan. J ". Herring, j I'. Lon!
Il. a. Stewart, H. Richards, q. L
:SchwinI;, D. =, Wells, j. G. !iollil
ger, " $, Mills, G. j. Maynard, G
Z. Hntchison, J. w. NrcHtt, and +
/ 7. Ocl.srel' l'hi, committee met ans
i organized last Monday evening, All
| 50 all can understand what is bein,
/ done IN the matter, we give the II
port ot their meeting in full which i
as follows: hiiisa;lsi June ttb SIS:
As . meeting Of commute on al
rangements for ~lth OF july cHlebrat
! ION at Warmers Hail meeting ralle,
i to order. Daniel Warner elected chan
: man and i. NJ Orcutt secretary. O,
motion it was voted that j W. Orcui
act as president OF ;his General Con
mittee J S. White, as secretary ell
Louis Richards treasurer. On motto
voted that the President, Secretay an
Treasurer constitute the auditing con
mite. The following were duly elc.
ted on The several committees:
|. A. Weeks
Financc u. a. Stewart
Il. r. Ochsner
J. B Long
Df. lIollnger
Programme w. S. Willis
G. ]. MAYNARD
S. r. Nugent
Grounds d D. Warner
Buildings Ct Il, Schwindt
( G. Il. Ilutchison
Speaker p. II. Ryan
! J. S. White
i J. G. stoaaard
! Music f. J. Wells
G. ID. Hmchison
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-08

On motion voted That the commll-
tee on speaker also secure reader Of
the Declarations Of k,delendsnce. On
motion it w5s voted to have basket
or picnic dinner. On motion it was
voted that majority of this General
Committee constitute quorum.
Adjourned until Monday evening
June ll.at s O'Clock sharp =. NJ. at
Warmers Hall.
]. w. orcutt, Seey.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-08
Time Table c. ". :. ST. P. r. r.


Passenger gong west. s:23 A. NJ.
east. $500 NJ.
Way Fr't. going west. :s5 a. NJ
east. .t;23r. NJ.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-08
f. j. WELLS,
r Ex w r. X e H :

49,
VIII keep constantly on hand y IN"
line Of WATCHES Foreign and nd. Amer.
lean, both Key and Stem " nderS'
oso--
Waterbury and sct!, Thomas Clocks,
the hest made and most accurate timers
manufactured. III Jewlry Lain to Keep
The LATEST PATTERNS and NOVELTIES
~
Silver Plated Wafe7 Eyeglasses,
Musical instruments, &C, DC"
knlDA1a., DAKOTA.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-08

AT her home in Red Lake, May -
1883. Mrs. Ann Rockwell, Of paraly-
sis OF the heart, aged a. years.
Infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Freelan!. June 4th 1888 of brain fe-
yer, aged s months.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-08
NUMBER 8.
THE ENTERP-R1sE
Published Every Friday Morning al
kimball, Brule Co, Dakota.
p. II. RYAN. Editor.

Advertising Terirs OF advertising raado
known on Applicant on
M:s,- Advertising not accompanied by in.
s,ructions viii beinserted until ordered out
and charged for accordingly.
nss~Regular advertisements paya',se atih
end of each month. Transient advertise
ments must be paid form advance.
5sss~ All communications intended for the
next issue must he i'll the hands OF the printer
as early as Thursday. .morning to insure pub
licaiion.
5ess~.ob work of every description execut-
ed i'll the hest style on shoit notice and u
reasonable rates,
H5ss-Short communications on any subject
of interest are acceptabieif il accompanied by
tie name of the auihor.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-08

You can secure a loan Of from $500
to $500 on your claim by calling on
j, Nj. Long, Chamberlain, Dakota.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-04-07
Irish Refugees.

Washington, March 29.--While the
president could not be expected to
make any direct statement in reference
TO the representations Of the British gov
ernment concerning the utterance and
the actions Of citizens Of Ireland and OF
Irish sympathizers in the United States
your correspondent has authority TO say
that the British minister here has for
months called the attention Of the gov.
ernment to these utterances, but i'm AN
entirely friendly way, and without any
demand for redress other than might be
suggested to this government after full
investigation Of the whole subject. The
president, after the communication OF
the British minister had been laid be.
fore him by the secretary of state, calle.l
the attention Of the cabinet to it, and
after briefly stating his own views, re.
quested the members Of the cabinet to
submit their views in writing to him
at the next cabinet meeting. This was
done on Friday last and, although your
correspondent does not feel authorized
to give i'm detail the views Of the cabinet
il can he said that there was no diss~ n,
in the opinion that in the existing situa
ton Of affairs this government would
not he justified in interfering with the
Irish sympathizers how in this country
One of the pupprs suumiftoi kv III q
cabinet members enters into an ex
haus'ive review Of the policy Of the
British government with reference t.
political refugees from other countrie.
who have sought an asylum in England
and cites the invariable refusal OF Great
Britain TO surrender or interfere with
them In any way in the absence Of .
commission Of overt acts. This policy
the United States government adopts a,
i,s own, and has 80 communicated to ths
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-04-07

knowledging deed of conveyance
therefore; and all such lots or parcels Of
land purchased by any one person may
be conveyed to such purchaser in ono
deed, which fee shall be in full for all
charges Of conducting sale, giving notice.
appointing appraisers, etc, etc.
SEC T. The proceeds derived from
the sale Of such lots or parcels of un-
claimed land, after first paying the ex-
renees of advertising, printing, and
| per die n OF not more than three dollars
per day to each member Of the board Of
appraisers for the days actually and nec-
essarily employed by them in making
such appraisement and report as afore-
said, and other expenses actually and
necessarily incurred in the proper con-
duct and management Of such sale, shall
be Immediately turned over at the close
Of said sale by the board of education,
corporate authorities, or judge Of the
probate court, 10 the treasurer Of the
school district, only to be disbursed and
applied in the payment of outstanding
bonds, warrants or other Indebtedness
against said school district, contracted or
created in the erection or construction
OF school houses, procuring grounds or
appurtenances Herewith, il any such
bonds, warrants or other indebtedness
exists, otherwise to be applied and
placed to the credit ofthe general school
fund ofthe school district.
SEC. 8. In case there should be found
any surplus on hand over and above re-
ceipts for fees and awards for expenses
arising from the conveyances Of lots as
provided in section ten OF the act Of
which this act is amendatory, then such
surplus shall SO soon as ascertained by
the corporate authorities, or judge Of
the probate court, be accounted for and
turned over TO the treasurer Of the
school district. wherein such city or
town may be situated, to be by such
school district treasurer placed to the
credit of the school house fund, then TO
he disbursed and applied as herein pro-
vided for the disbursement of the pro-
ceeds derived from the sale of unclaim.
ed lots or parcels of land.
Sec. 9. That all acts and parts OF acts
in conflict with the provisions Of this
act be and the same are hereby repeal
ed
SEC. 10. This act to take effect from
and after its passage and approval.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-04-07

a Washington special to the Pioneer
Press says that the commissioner OF
agriculture has just completed an official
report upon the resources Of Dakota for
the benefit Of emigrant 1t embraces
the description of the soil, climate, to-
Biography and natural resources Of this
section. 1t also gives the official record
Of the rainfall and temperature from the
different signal stations in Dakota. 1t
gives the location Of the timber and the
height above the sea Of the different
portions of the territory. For instance,
it shows that the James river valley is
much lower than the Missouri river
valley. 1t shows that Huron is 200
feet above the sea, while Pierre, which
is exactly west, is | 500 feet above. The
Red River valley is from $50 to 900 feet
$50 feet at Pembina, 800 feet at Fargo
The report also shows the population
and material development Of each ofthe
organized counties, and what kinds Of
crops flourish best in each county, and
the adap,abilitv Of the the Black Hills
country for grazing purposes.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-04-07

military surveillance at Fort Randall, to
Standing Rock agency, where the other
Sioux reservation Indians are stationed.
The savages will leave Randall under
guard April Is. Provisions will be is
sued to the Indians until they have an
opportunity to provide for themselves.
This Is in accordance with the request
OF Sitting Bull to become q reservation
Indian, which the chieftain has hitherto
declared he never would do. He VAS
taken 70 Fort Randall early last fall to-
gether with a number Of warlike young
bucks, and thus reparated from others
Of his band, the Uncapapas, owing to
the ugly demeanor of himself and fol-
'owers. 1t is expected he will be given
An opportunity to raise stock to provide
for himself and people.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-04-07
Capital Location.
From the Lincoln Journal

The legislature Of Dakota was com.
posed Of business lot Of statesmen, and
if they do not get away with some filthy
lucre as the result oftheir efforts at law
making, it will not be for lack Of inten-
ton 1t tried the Nebraska Plan Of
locating a capital, with the difference
that instead of making it q speculation
for the state, ii endeavored to fix things
SO that the members Of the legislature
that voted for the bill would be the
chief benefciaries. According to the
Nebraska plan the capital should be
located and the city laid out on site
not less than mile square belonging to
the state, and after the plot was made
and the site surveyed, each alternate
block was to be offered at public sale,
after due advertisement, to the highest
bidder, until sufficient sum was rsaliz.
ed TO pay expenses Of location, survey,
etc, and $4,000 was on hand for the
erection Of the capitol building. This
was done and good deal less than one
half Of the lots were sold when the
capitol building was ready for occu-
pancy. The state Of Nebraska finally
ealized about 100000 from the sale Of
the lots of the original site of Lincoln.
which covered about 900 acres of prairie,
all Of which was invested in public
buildings.
But the Dakota legislature knew .
trick worth two of that. They appoint.
ed commission Of nine persons to
select site for territorial capitol, and
required only sixty acres to be set apart
for public building sites. This gives the
commission virtal proprietorship Of the
city lots and enables them to dispose Of
them all for their own benefit But the
commission is bound to divide with the
members Of the legislature who passed
the bill. Every member who who vot-
ed for it was first given 81 500 in stock
in the corporation known as the capital
site company" This company will as
sume the responsibility Of raising the
81 900 that is to be collected from the
locality Of the location under the provis-
ions Of the bill. OF course they will
make the outlying landholders pay that.
Then the lots and blocks Of the city will
be divided up among the stockholders
and commissioners.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-04-07
The Dakota Capital Commiscion.

Sioux City, March 29--all Of the Da.
kot. capital removal commission, except
Gen. 4. Mathews of Wa:cr.own, were
in the city to-day, and will probably be
here again tomorrow. 1t is reported
that they held secret meeting, and
made up a slate for organization This
is denied bv one Of the commissioners
tonight. lie stated that the first meet
ing will be in Yankton, before or on
April 8. Burleigh r. Spalding Of Fargo,
one of the commissioners, IL sick at Il
hotel here, and the meeting in Yankton
somewhat depends on his recovery.
Many rumors are ahoat concerning a
conference here, between parties in
Sioux City and commissioners, concern
ing the location OF the capital. bnt moth.
ing definite has been fixed. Capt X. j.
Chase, a capitalist interested in Dakota
lands, is most conspicuously spoken of
as in scheme to further the location OF
the capital favorable to a syndicate.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-04-07
AT CHEYENE EiyER PRECINCT

the polling place was at the T. @
/. ranch. at which precinct the pols
we're opened and closed at the sam,
hour as the former. Here the voting
resulted in majority against division
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-04-07

CasAss. D. 7, March 24th, 1883.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-04-07

II was boomerang that Controller
Lawrence playfully slung at Tom Ochil.
tree. lie found that TO refuse the latter's
salary he must also refuse the presi-
dents as Arthur was indebted to the
government about rs badly as OchiItree.
As the president wiclls the appointing
power, Controller Lawrence took the re-
turn whack from his boomerang with
good grace. and decided that he would
pay Ochltree his salary. The de- ision
does not include Delegate Ravmand, oi
Dakota, oL the fne-haired distinction
that he is not member Of congress
within the meaning Of the constitution
Pioneer Press.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-04-07

1t is alleged that President Arthur has
under serious consideration the appoint
mcnt Of some one ~ governor Of Dakota.
vice Ordway, who has become physical
!y and morally incapari:ated from in
cnrable varcose veins Ifthc president
does the right thing and will appoint :,
man who above all others has that
knowledge Of Dakota and its wants and
needs, that will enable him to SO shape
our affairs as 10 give us peace and pros
perity at home. and rank and character
abroad, he will appoint Gideon G..
Moody, Of Dcadwood, governor OF Oak o.
ta--Svearfish Register.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-04-07
Dissolution Notice.

The co-partnership heretofore exist.
ing between Ii. A. Albien, Chas. Sager
Of Albien, Sager & Co. is this day dis
solved. All debts due the said firm will
be collected and all liabilities assumed
by II. A. Albien. The business will be
continued at the old stand by said H. A..
Albien.
II. A. AlDlEns
~ Carl SAcxR, -.
.<.~... WfLLHAn KaAusn
CusAes, D. T, March 24th, 1883.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-04-07

Jonathan G. Bigelow, counsel for Ser
geant Mason, while he was on trial for
shooting at Guiteau, has fled q suit
against Mason, his wife Betty and the
clearinghouse Of Riggs & Co. to recover
S., 500 as counsel fees.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-04-07

Press & Dakotaian: 1t will be re-
membered that Governor Ordway vitoed
Councilman Washabaughs Spearf h
normal school bill, appropriating 5000
to the u>e ofthc school, u oon the ground
that the territory could not afford the
expense. 1t now transpres that he
afterwards signed similar bill, intro
duced by Mr. Bowman, which appropri-
ates $1,000 to the Spearfish normal
school He also afterwards signed a bill
introduced by Mr. McCallister appro-
priating S. 600 to the Madison normal
school Mr.. Washabsugh did not vote
for the capital commission bill. Mr.
Bowman and Mr. McCallister did vote
for the capital commission bill. The
veto and the approvals were made after
the capital bill dad been passed.
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rritish minister with the assurance that
our government will use its utmost en-
deavors 10 observe both national and
international obligations, and to see that
they are not violated