Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-20

Upon his return home, just one hour
before we went to press, he found the
owner had called for them. TIE
gentleman was so well pleased he re-
turned and left money for years
subscription for the paper. Such
cases are rare, we admit, but it shows
tie value of advertising.
The Presbyterian church has been
crowded every evening this week by
an audience assembled to listen to
some very interesting, amusing and
instructive lectures on Phrenology
by Prof. G. Morris. At the close of
his lecture each evening he made
public examinations of several per-
sons from the audience and read their
peculiar traits of character unerringly.
We regret our limited space prevents
a more extended notice. We trust
Prof. Morris will again visit kimball
where he can always be certain of a
hearty welcome.
The following pathetic love letter
was picked up on the railroad the
other day:
sdcr miss Susie an?
i sect miscf pen in hand this after
mornln, to rite you Letter, when i
cum next Saterdy Mite, viii fetch
you som, of that purity handy an ra-
sins, what they kepes in them stores
up at the stashun Ii wilfetch that ole
many of yorn some ter bacer! and
you some chawingum al purity red
ribbin
the vilet Is Bloc the rose is reed
the pink is party
on 40 are you
Your most lovin darlin
k, M"
The Summit House is now being
repainted and plastcred and u general
renovation is taking place from base
ment to attic. 1t will be entirel. re-
furnished and placed in first class.
running order by the owner LOUIS
Richards. Mr.. r. will probably rent
it, falling to do this he will run it
i himself, just to have something to do
you know.
LATER: Since writing the above,
We have learned that Mr.. A. +.
Cilley, proprietor of the popular res
taurant corner of Main and First Sts.,
has rented the hotel. He will take
possession az soon as the house can
be placed in order. Mr.. Cilley is an
old hotel man and the patrons of the
hotels in Kimball will find in him
most pleasant and affable host. The
name of the hotel will be changed to
the Kimball House.
Kimball sells the most small goods
in the agricultural line hut Chamber
lain gets away with everything on
reapers and mowers. AT least sixty
binders and rcapers have been hauled
out of Chamberlain already this sea-
son.-Chamberlain Register.
Really, We wonder if Kimball does
sell the most ''small goods" You
only lift us up that you may slam us
down the harder. incidentally we
will say, that one of the gravest faults
of young lawyers is their too free ad-
missions. You have fallen into the
same error. In admitting Kimball
sells the most "small goods" you
have given your whole case away.
Is it necessary for us to add that one
firm alone, in Kimball, have sold
more reapers and mowers this season
than have been taken to Chamberlain
during the entire year.
Our attention has been called to an
advertising frame which hangs in the
Post Office, containing the cards of
some of Kimballs business men. Dur
ing the past ten years our business
has been such as to require us to do a
great deal of advertising. We have
in that time learned this fact; that
the only advertising that pays man
q fair equivalent for his money is
through the columns of the newspa-
pers. We will say without fear. Of
contradiction that there is not a busi-
ness man to be found who has been
helped by advertising, and there are
thousands of them, but who will agree
with US. How many in going into
a Post Office will stop and look over
the cards hanging there? Not one ip
q hundred, and 1T might as we'll be
turned face to the wall for all the
benefit the advsrt.sers will derive