Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-15

The grass crop promises to be an
extraordinary one.
-Robinson's store is being fixed
up in nice style.
Headlight Coal Oil,l5o Test al
Hutchinson & French's.
Farmers are we'll pleased with
the appearance of their wheat fields.
Summer clothing will be sold fo1
thirty days at greatly reduced prices
at Robinsons Cash Store, Kimball.
Painters and carpenters are tax.
ing advantage of the pleasant weather
and are rushing things along hand
somely.
-lIutchison & French keep Chan
dclicrs, Library, Bracket and all kinds
of Lamps. Call on them for Bargains.
ID. II. Henry OF Chamberlain and
S. f. Eastman of Nashua, Iowa, were
in town last Sunday the guests Of E.
j. Wells.
ID. +. Robinson has just received
a splendid line of Gents furnishing
Goods which he is selling at prices
away down. Robinson's Cash Store.
If the crops in Dakota are good
this year-and there is every evidence
of it--nex: fall will witness the largest
immigration that has ever struck the
west.
"A "fakir" has been in town the past
week selling small packages of soap
for s4.oo apiece. a few fools made
some purchases, but failed to get the
bonus offered.
-lIutchison & French make a
specially of furnishing large Glass 70,
Store Fronts. If you are intending t'
build, call on them and get price,
before buying elsewhere.
About TWENTY-FIVE couples atten
ded the dance at the Farrell building
last rncs,lav evening. Those who at
tended report having very cnjoya
bic evening of pleasure.
The smallest county newspaper
is worth more to its subscribers in on,
month than its price for a ear, and
does more for it's nci ghborhool fol
nothing than many q high official
does for his magnificent salary.-Ex
An order has been issncd from
the post Office department forbiddine
the posting Of notices in the post OF
ces through the country suc. as ;for
SALE" ''lost, found" wanted" etc,
whether these notices be written ol
Printed.
Forbes Bros. have their new stor,
building completed and in a few days
will have it filled with a choice and
select stock Of groc cries, provisions
etc. Both gentlemen seem to be mon
Of pluck and energy, and by fair deal
ing will soon build up a large trade
in their new location.
During the past week J. NJ. Per
cy has cut and put up about ten ton:
Of lay On the school section adjoin-
ing his farm a few miles south of town
This is nc remarkable feat, and we
make a note of it simply to show that
farmers here can harvest and cure
wild grasses for stock as early as car,
be the tame grasses any where in
ague illinois or cyclone Iowa.
The officials of tn', Chicago, Mil
waukec & st. Paul road having fin
islied their annual inspection Of the
road, have decided to fill the gap be
tween Mitchell and Aberdeen. Work
will be begun at once and the seventy
five miles completed this season. The
talkcd-of plans of building to Bismark
and west of Abdcrccn to the Missouri
river, and other rrmored extensions
have not been decided on.
AT the mass meeting held at
Chamberlain last Friday to select
eight delegates to attend the Huron
convention on the 10th, the following
delegates and their alternatcs were
chosen.
Deogaaes Altornates
a. G. Kellman, G. /. Mckay,
+, NJ. Goody koontz, ID. w. Spalding,
D. Warner, Louis Richards,
Charles Callahan, J. M. Long,