Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-11
Farmers report the wheat crops

School Supt. Drury has our thanks
for a copy of the new school laws.
Headlight Coal Oil, $50 Test at
ilutthison q Frcnch's.
-D. l.. Smith, Esq of the firm Of
Smith & Son has gone back to Iowa
for q short stay.
Small gram looks fine. There is
plenty of + in and the prospect for
crops are encouraging.
Ryan Bros. have a few peices
of choice land near town for sale at
surprising low figures.
--Adorn your houses with neat
Window Shades. lIutchison & French
can supply You.
--lIutchison & French keep Chan
dclicrS, Library, Braclket,,and all kinds
of Lamps. Call on them for Bargains.
john Hicks late of Rockford, I'll
has built a blacksmith shop just south
of Camcron's livery stable and is ready
to do al! work in his line of business.
Scott Derrick, Tom Lane and
Geo Mccullough, three of the best
men OH the road, have charge OF the
passenger trains on this end of the
line.
-IIu,cAison & French make a
speciality OF furnishing large Glass for
Store Fronts. If ycu are intending to
build. call on them and get prices
before buying elsewhere.
-Chas. Roberts has our thanks for
some nce apples. Friends Of his in
Waterloo remembered him by sending
him a barl of them, and he in turn
remembered the poor printer
!
j l>arrcl is building II 40 it. ad
dition to his already large agricultural
warehouse, and will also extend the
! building west to the street and build
an office 25N4O with a handsome glass
front. This when completed will
t,,,.l H..
appearance to that portion of the
/ street
S.ncc March, there has been an ay-
cragc Of $50 ears OF Immigrants per
| lav over the Iowa e Dakota division
| Of the Milwaukee & St. Paul road.
two-thriS OF whom have gone into
Dakota. In addition to this the daily
passenger trains west have averaged
800 passengers, most of them seeking
! Dakota lands.
"A gooliv number Of shade, fruit
and ornamental trees have been Sc,
out in town the past week Let the
good work continue. every tree plant
ted adds to the looks and value of
yonr property and aside from drcora-
ting Your home. vou are investing
money that will repay you one hun
dre,l fold.
BRUSH Greek Ioa.) Nrws-We
are well pleased with Dakota. and
c pccially so with Yorktown and Kim
ball. From Canton to Mitchell the
lands are too flat to sui: our idea, but
west of Mitchell the prairie Is high
and rolling, similar to the land just
east Of Taylolvillc. The soil is a rich
black loan, varying i'll depth from
one to two feet, with q subsoil of clay
and sand. Claims in the vicinity of
l,lankin.on, Yorktown and Kimhall
are selling at $500 to $1,000 each.
Capt. Stewart from Dubuque, 1oa.
of whom we made mention some
time ago as locating colony in the
southern part Of the county has arriv-
ed in town again, and this time with
his family to stay with lis. We glad
| " welcome him and hope he may
like Kimball and its surroundings.
Below is what the Dubuque Herald
says Of him on his departure from
that city. Capt. Archie II. Stewart
and famrly left the city last evening
for kinlball, ID. Il. which place will
be their future home. For quarter
OF century Capt. Stewart has resided
in Dubuque and has been identified
with It's best interests IN many useful
and honorable connections. While
rcgrctting their departure, our citizens
! will wish Mr.. Stewart and his family
success aud prosperity in their new
home and congratulate the people of
| kiluIall mon the :f{.,ulsitiOn they will