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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-25

gSir werocn notwithstanding in Der
nat,iter Gampaanc orei Stnnts 1ifcts
in NiTcuri bnbcn. 1as ocmotrntiibe,
oas rcpublfnnjihe mo ons ocr Grobi-
bi;iDuii;en. 29miaItcns wOlcr Die
@nIsr Jauatifcr an, -. 2luguit III
SeoaGa etHc Gonpcntion obbaltcu. I'M,
wcun iwefoicuIh. cin Stnats Iidct
nuiiuItcGen. 6Oiicutlih rOerbcn tie e.
;'petojcnGh Irocn ciu Iitet iu's ,5elo
III itcllcH. Qnm fam man BET Der
2lbrobmc bes 3otums Der bcioen be
Itthcnocu TGrteier lueuigitcus cine an
u1bercnO rittgc 5hdBunq Der 2lninbl
IrObib'tIouIiteu m Ieoer oericlben
modem. uno cnolih cinmnl Die Schuupt
url, oaB oic Ntebric6l ocriclbcn in ocn
Rcihtn Der 8epubliinrcr III 1nocn lei,
NIT ,3nhlen, ore betnuutlih ntt lii
gcG. lulocricQcn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-25

in eeH meITteH pcEloirntIiteH 9eI;
EHgcu IN Siaats ianscR rvir in esn
Serihte aber Die SerbaHolHHseIl ecr
-teubli faHIidsn GoH9eHtIcH IN 5eoalIa
Die SsEsertEHg herpoEsebotsa. ecs &
1E tEmEliariihsH HuItrittcH Eitt &c
iehgt aabe. IND Die Delegation rguroeH
ieltloerItGE0l,tl dis Die lITbtber au
oisies laEiultes aHstieheH. Sies III
Ieoote eiue Iolite Gavitsgung osr Saht.
Sis greBtcu SUeitatelzdt'er III ocr 9pn
UeE,lsu, UdrsE auf oer GaIItrit,
Uuo 81 .3s:teH iplr Der ugn IhneH Der.
iabVte 2drn 10 sVoB. eab uian I'm Bar.
isrrt. Dem Sauue Ser oeH Geleeaten
;neeIUieitlI lUar. faHm IeiR siseHes Sort
ueritehsH ionHie. -2SeB g'eiitestinoer
oisis Sh-tJhdlis nbcr r1arcn, ertldrt
iolgeuaer Earasvapb, aeH iUir eem
,Seoalia JogrHal' entuehmsH:
GIc bjeiigeH oemotratiiheu 3eituugeu
9absH Nd ubcr ben 1uuuIt eeiegeutlJf
oeT repubigfaHiiheu Stnats GoUueution
IN hIeiiger Staot lAiti9 eelHndlt. Sie
habcu IA uur Die 2Sahrbejt geinet. nber
UergeIieu, III berltlieu. odB Die Luge-
;o9eHiten Shreier. Iuelde uui Der
6auerie ons Sjgual ium Yarm gabtu,
otcielbeH fluct oempfratIihtn Aouofdt
den iUaren. rUcldle BET Der ocnofratiiden
Sinot GoHueuti0n ruie Die Commander
brllteH lie Beiocu beunhL,Cr ih
g1melncr ais e'nhcnluu9en!
Gin Gonneutar bierju lit lberTlUiiig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-25
GeriAts aalen er

fnr Den an WoHtas oeH , Wal 1884
6egiHueHesH 1erHtia oes 2rcis G5sri1l-
feS-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-25

Rtas darm ant SpriHsRssta issis an Saal
une auf SfatIluHa btratAtal.
G,ut areht Nniahl Yfuae. Gaasn.
SuItipatoTs uue Harmestaihf6afisu
fiets porrdihia.
Rsparaiar aTktiifi. prompt nHs ls elaia ale
iTatneFc ia esr Siaet ausarfahTt.
Jterrmaun ser ttwat tn HHht mad siriAia-
atnefs tfearf. Riit 90 ia itiRtH 9nirIfFs in.
efn bsi uns esTiaisTtAta.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-25

oe9ruHeHosH 4ernIIH cfz 2Tcis S'srI1l-
tes:
Grfer 1Ga.
Stadt ge3eH &m. Ran - Storung
oes @ottesoisuites.
StaGt segeH S5ames u. 2ovsi1t: -
aH Die 0TaHo ,Jurp ue13Icisu.
3DeItsr Zag
g. J. SrauiOH ssgsH s s. lugner
-Berufuus seseH ods uom c5risocus
rIfier gsfdate urtbeil
gsm. Buboemsper gsssH x. 5riut
maHH. - Rlage Gui auswsiiEag.
RllbelmiHe 6. BriHtmcHu qssea
2ouis 3iefsrasTie a!ass chi Gins
Tueiiuug-
RbooG Thomas ss1cH G!ilGh giauviH.
-BetiiioH mr. Qeiuii;diis.
6. 2. 8auer ssseu 5rso. 2aHaUsbg
uHo Auoers -alase auf 4UsDsiluHJ.
R. 8. 6dienritter asseH Jlt0b aIrh
boffer-alnse auf auswejiuHq-
9ritt.r 1ag-
Z. I TIcrtens geseu 9ouls Qyel.
MANN -9lage um Sens poH GiscHtaHm
JdeO6 Jorodn seqeu aqntha Rucner
uno Auoere -Rlnge iur 8eriauserflnr
uHs zines 8fauobrieiss.
@m. Burton gegsu GolDlro Gooius.
Retttiou I'm NlttieerflnuHg cJUes
Beiistitels.
Snrab 9. 8dnoeripcrteu ecgtu hilbert
BdrberfuerfeH. . Stelour1= RlGac.
Guitnu airflboiI. @errUalter oCs
RG4lofes uou Clemens SflucG Qc8en
Rerin g9. Sduen uHo y. 0laqc HuI
8e'is pou Gi9eHthuHt
8ierttr 1Gg
I'm Saheu oes :. :. ReiHirger
8etitlou I'm Iur Ref,tsurarls ;uQelaiisIi
5u weroeu
9ounsuen Rogcrs, uuo II. g5aelI
z. :. Grioer uno 2lnocrc. 5helIunas
9lngs.
Bertha aOthUig acacu Ilobn ao,trUig
Sheiouug stla9e.
Gnuio g9beat geqcu Sarlb &hcn;.-
S6eiomgstlage
Jobn Bolton nnb 2In6ert ge3en 0inr
tba ySnoc rmo 9tuetrc IhcjiuuQs
tla9e
,Sobu J. ;JteSeralo uo 2luoere af9tli
Minnie s5lescraIo uuo glrocre Ihcilr
un9stlnge
j. u, e6rOsOer acacu Irco 5hiuo-
ler.- S6noenerine.
;5rie Moe(Ier uUo g(uocrc fem
Geguer. lbeilmgstlagc
Roinlid Bergner mo 9lunCrt ieru
@egner. Ibeilungsflagc
Stnnt ourh Collector, gelcu 4yis
ella Z. Grloer 8uditduoige Steucru.
Stnat burt) Collector 9egen Sntob
8acr uno 2tuberc Rln9e iur Gintrclb
mg riiditduoiger Steueru.
Neue SALE:
9bas. 8iutboelter Qc9en 2lunu Eut=
6oeltcr. Sheiouu9stlnoc
Sulius aneiiel, ourt udfiteu TreuuO,
9e1cn GrnIt Qanae. ShnoeneriaB!lnQC.
Staot 5u @unIten Don 2loel1cio 0om=
felh, our6 8ormituo, 9cqeu 1bepoor
Shneioer.
Z. .. Mc0auiclo gegcu 0Sctiab
CARROT Sln9e ouT glusueiil1n9.
Raria ytoltiug gegen 0eirrih 9tol=
ting Sheioungstlaee
Auberoem liuo ourb Collector 8egcz
mnm se9eu nafitebeuoc Eeripuer
8laeeu pe9en Hittbe5abluHg Der Stcu=
eru anbdn9ig 9entnht DOroCu:
2So6n 5or, 8Obert VtCJartauo, Ut.
s. 8pnn, 2nmes N. 3aplor. Ghas &.
Gonuor. Sobu Ntius. Somcs Briinu.
Die uubetnunteu 6rbcu uuu /. Nt Yciter
uuo Gbas. Stoebel, Ghd*. Shlottnt.
8ennitb Rcaenjie. u. Mfartiu. Gmllr
8ope, 9bomns @rpat, Ntihnel 4luiu.
Gli,d Gouipus, NlIrco Yurceu. Iamcs
1drlep, e. 81 gRap. 0eurn Stuell. Dt
@iu, 0idolaus 65reln. y. z. 8ecO.
;sranci& Gornors. Senun T. WupberQ
2llernnner &npier. 5hOmns :. N0sleu
n. 2. 8rnuion, u. o. Gldrt, " 81 g9ll
liams, Die unbctnnrtcu Grbtr ocS uerit
;Srcb. .8entner. Ole urbctnuutcuGrbcu ocs
Z. 8ruiur. 8lecilrt Erice. Gugen 9Sei.
ael, Senrp Ruiupe. 81. =. Srppu,
8rioqet M. 9pnc, G6r. Oiueucr. ,Sphr
7on, 9. Y. 6arroiu. 20. Sebr, Y0uljun
9nib. 5reo. 2aib, 1Ul Nod. & AR
JPottheius
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-25

Is uieins Ieste GinieneuHs mar. ais
unboiIid5 iieHpein! SlEs ieiHeu beioeu
artifelu seht flar heruor nas Der Sda
hsrfrobe on eiueui III StriseH beariFFe.
Heu 6raNe uoa SeiheSa6uiRs lsiSen
HHE HHa es fanH ion uur beeaueru,
Ser 1nti &sbclL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-25

7lc al; Oemotratiihe RtiU Crledrs
,9eutifc ,3tltunq" itrelbt: ,,2oB Die
oemOtratiids GOu9reBmebrbclt onrb Die
,Yeigbctt uuo lluidhigteit, ole lie alien
uihti9en 6rageu ge9cHibar al ben Tag
ltqt, DC }tusIihteu Der otmOtrntiidtu
Gortej iur Die bcuoritebcuOe Yruiioeu
tauulhl 10 gut Uic rHinirt bat, iuiro aud
in otu osmOtru;jibtu 3ejtuugeu auer=
taunt. Die oemotrltiihc @artci iuiro
Die SUpOiitlUus Rdrtci blsibeu. ods
bel6t, uitt jur Re8icrun9 gclangen -
lucnigItcu= ritt iu g,5ieiten Der nit
mo lett Dem arie8c hcr1ulciu 1dicneu
8cncrotiou."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-25

ulcl seHehuist 3ic H1tIiic Scridrwl
lHHs pirS On lssicR SrEutas iH sRsi
ssh,lseH-
StsreHf Scrin9UHs-
~ GttmHeIIcr,
Setrs.or.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-25

ySshc UUriIufigeu uno bOfientlih
uitt blo@ goribcrgehsuotn 6olgtu Der
gtuiitGnO III Cincinnati scbabt bat. ihil-
bert oas oortlqc ..0olfsblott" Iolaenocr-
mobeu
IS III crireulth. iu iebcr, uie iebt
in rmicrtu GieridtshJicu 9carbcjtet wiro.
Der ulte Shlcnorjau lit UcrIduuuocn
Die uprlic9cuoc Sale perocu nit l0bli=
der 8romptlcit trleoigt; Die Criminal
aoootntcu h1btn like nltgcrUObutc lIuuer=
idlan,thcll, ;um Shtil UeniaIteus. obqe
legt uuo no lie uugeForigc ,5oroerungcu
itcIlcn. luiro ihucr uou oen Rjhtern
mtiitcu2 ietr cucrqlidl cutqeqcugetrcteH
auiifIitbuulcu Ger Tcrh1nolHnQCn iucr-
Den uldlt ldn3tr du' Isocn 6ellcbtgen
1orluaup hu bcru,niqt mo Der g2crt6ciz
ol1uUo Ubtrhduut fciuc ungcboT,qcu 5rei
bcJtcH mcbr ciH1croumt. lIuo. uns oic
0duytidd2c III. and Der Ghdrnttcr Der
,furics hat 'if ichr ;um beiicru Qeauotrt.
llubcrtditia.e TrCliUredlUuacn babcE oui
qchort: no orc Sflulo ciucs 9luecfldq
ten cuUjticl lit. "a UilcQcu aud) Die Ge
idporcntu Itcts icbr raid nui oas Ser
oitt ..Stulais~ ijfl III ciHigeu gSo Die
Scrathuua Ger Ccidnporsncu ioHit OFT
SmuocH uuo 'oadr Gage IN 9uiprutl
natmcu. um itlieBIlt uicilc,dlt nit
elmer RlttcjuiquHG oocr gar 5rclipys
tuUl III sUoCr. o. !lUH jest idlou
n1dl tUC1jaeU II yuutcUpGs UeroieHte.
ciuitImmjlC : hEloiR UtUHommeH
-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-25
MarmOr OcicbGft

a1s ttst,Issji6 an mif srbtaim lt#ffassH
Easdit id tabiH kfaHfwrTfta. ase i'd nit etn
:3iHik1fa MsnHmtnltH uidbtt 10 faHn batf,
Ktil ts lsiEs t@k SrsEa IL. Gs kaf 10 tiS
ifti afHEsiam btTaHssfsfat. tas ti.ifs Diatse
rial fHT eitifH .9gfd EakIaE6bar ID. Dir
ans efritlstH strftTtisifn ReEHmCaft ttfem-
mtH itsE ns6 wfsisfH jabrtH eia 10 afibts
rsTisfs aHsiftsu, tas i6sn sitIt saul nsses.
HsmmfH Hns fHTa RaTmss eefg Q,faHii e..
iftt RBretH. Gf 10 tsmfffensDerth, bak.
Eatrtnt titit tstfn Riitu sas Raymsr. nEe
gTaHii- yfi3dfi Gus ctr z4sIi f1aftk ms6ien.
sitifs tiHtH aHff6HHHs ssnsznsn, ipit ace
nif iHssT. Iitits ~ tiHf uHtshIfiibnrs That
iz&t, tres sfs srsEeE @tf1reieS, fsel4ss tie
Asesifa sts fss. sFbiig 2rsait Hsa4sn, nd3f
tire eTssfE prst,His Eisf psriisTtn ns@leH,
Eas s4 sfHHslsm NIT GmsfttlHHseH, ptt fs
isHtH in ihTtH arani paafH, segetietfn battn;
uaisTi&Tifiu tsiemmt naH Ia Itf4f. gpsT
tn saiss, tsafrtafiss RsHHmfnt batsH ria,
sfT Ismmt IA mir. SD strffrfiet sisltitsH
ezs etm ttiffH RarmeT n keesHisRs kiIiaerfH
FTtiitH EHs saFaHtirt fis jHsIsi4.
z4fHHssssa,
6tiHri9 2 aa4.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-09-12
The Deyouring Flames Destroy 1926,
900 worth Of Property In
Mitchell.

On Tuesday night lastta fire broke
out in the stable in the real of Gales
Drug Store in Mitchell which quick
ly communicated to the store. Not
until seven fine buildings were con.
sumed with most of their contents
were the flames checked, The bank
of Dakota which is constructed of
Gladstone with an iron roof stood
the test and prevented the fire from
extending further north. Had this
building succumbed the entire block
would have gone up In smoke, ex-
tending from Letcher's store to the
Republican office. The Republican
says:
The loss a as yet be scarcely esti
mated, but cannot fall far short of
$l25,o0o, with insurance covering
probably onesthird of this amount.
Letcher & Go. are probably the heavi.
est losers. Their hardware stock
was valued at $4,000, the building
at 10000 and their farm machinery
stock at 5000 making their total
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-09-12
To Subscribers.

We have sent out during the past
ten days a large number of bills to
subscribers who are in arrears in
their subscriptions to the GRAPHIC.
Our terms are strictly in advance
like all other papers.-but from mat.
tention subscriptions some times run
" Where no attention to these
requests is made we shall discontinue
sending the paper. 1t is our only re-
source. unfortunately for some peo-
pie, notably delinquent subscribers,
the material, labour, etc. necessary in
publishing the GRAPHIC have to be
raid for, and promptly, or the paper
would soon be n of the things of the
past. When a statement is sent to a
merchant he knows it must receive
his immediate attention or his credit
is soon gone. Business is business the
world over, in running a paper as in
anything else. While many may
thing the small sum of fifty, seventy
five cents or a dollar sis a small sun
to stop a fellows paper for" yet these
same little amounts keep a paper
running.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-09-12

Mr.. Calta, of the firm of Sraith d
Calta was one of those who canvassed
the county two weeks since obtain
ing signers to the petitions for sub
hitting the county seat question to
the people. he had a funny exper-
ience in l0I-e9. He stopped at a
house and upon going in was asked
by the occupant if he was from Cham
berlain. "No sir" answered aJim''
want yon the fellow that promised
me a pension if I would sign a paper
called a remonstrance?" Upon being
assured that he (Calta) was not the
man, the old fellow said "Well any
way, some fellow that looks like you
was here from Chamberlain last sum.
mer and told me if I would sign his
paper he would get me a pension and
he amt done it."
The old fellow has about given up
hope
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-09-12
Another Evening Scene in Chamberlain

49, kA NbAehAAke
1t was night, a phenomenon occur
ing seven times in 4 week.
The moon shone brightly from the
heavens. The latter clause is al
ways added, although nobody ever
saw the moon shining from a hay
stack or duok-pond, or anything else
except from the heavens.
Two lovers strolled along the river
bank, and Lana's soft rays mirrored
their reflection in the water, dlsclos,
ing the fsct that her hustle was on
crooked. and that his head alarmingly
resemhled an egg.
"My love- she murmured, choking.
ly, as q great sob made her bosom
heave, and reminded him of the ex.
hlaust on the Josie +. .shall / NEE,
youin heaven"
lie stopped where he stood, and
looked tenderly down at the brown
tresses and 10 cent invisible net that
hound them to the fair forehead. The
eyes that looked up into his were tear
less, but in their soft violet depths
there was a look Of unutterbla voc; 4
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-09-12

|efEZ HHEra4 E#rNtNL "a
loss about $4,000. They are insured
for $4,000. L. s. Shauer g. Co. had
a $4,000 stock, which was Insured
for about one-third its value. NJ. III
Rowley owned the building, which
cost Sc, 900 and was insured for 49,
600 Or $4,000. The extent of Mr..
Gales loss we have not yet been able
to ascertain. Vary little of his goods
were saved. We understand he had
insurance to the amount of about
$4,000 on the stock. Building and
goods were probably worth over $780,
900. P. I. McGovern had $4,000
in stock and building with insurance
fol $4,000. The photograph gallery
il a dead loss, there not being . dol
lar of insurance.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-09-12
THE couNFY SEAT QUESTION.

Capt. w. IL. Curtiss went to Yank-
ton last week for the purpose of tax
ing an appeal from the recent decis-
ion of the board of county commits
sioners in refusing to consider the
petitions presented to them at their
last meeting asking them to call an
election for the relocation of the
county seat. He returned Saturday
evening last with the appeal perfec-
ted. Papers were served on the
board on the following Monday. In
addition to these, papers were served
on County Clerk spalding asking
him to call a special meeting of the
board for the purpose Of considering
these petitions.
Apropos Of the county seat question
our erudite and esteemed cotempora-
ry, the Register, in a recent issue said
in substance that our attorneys could
not read the statutes straight; were
law breakers and advised law break
ing, ETC., and a lot of other trash pc
cuiiar to that Journal. While Capt.
Curtiss was in Yankton he took the
opinion of eminent counsel of that
city, and our position on this question
Of county seat matters was concurred
IN in every particular, and the position
taken by the Chamberlain attorneys
was found contrary to all presidents.
The time has gone by, never to re.
turn, when the little band of trick.
sters under the bluffs can dictate to
the intelligent people of this county
what they shall and what they shall
not do. The position taken by Major
Kellsm in his argument before the
board that the "dear people were not
interested in the matter" has been
exploded. When a petition signed
by 1925 voters IN acounty containing
only 1902 voters, according to the
boards own estimate, asking the
privilege of expressing their wish al
the ballet box that desire is not to be
defeated by any little technicalities
or bubbles, but is to be respected
and not determined by the personal
interests of any town site boomers 0,
members of the board.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-09-12
Republican Caucus.

Pursuant to call a republican eau
u for thu purpose of electing five
delegates to the county convention
which meets in Pukwana to-day was
held at the office of j. B. Long on
Monday evening last. The following
delegates were appointed by the meet
ing; il Long, A. H. Stuart, J. P.
Vreeland, W. S. Willis and D. E.
Wells. The delegates 60 uninstruc-
ted although it was the expression of
the meeting that for delegate to con-
gress a south Dakota man would be
preferable, everything else being
equal.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-09-12
SILVER WEDDING.

On Tuesday evening last Mr.. &
Mrs. Truman Pattee celebrated the
twenty-ifth anniversary of their we'd
ding by entertaining in a royal man.
ner a large number of friends at their
residence a few miles south of town.
Dispute the fact that some thought it
was another one of Pattee's jokes
nearly every one invited availed
themselves of the opportunity afford.
ed to express by their presence and a
handsome gift the high appreciation
in which MI. & Mrs. Pattee are held
in this community. An elegant re-
past was served and enjoyed as only
Dakota people can enjoy good things
to eat. Dancing was INDUCED in un-
til a late hour IN a building especially
provided FOR that purpose. The pres.
ents we're many of them useful and
elegant; the following being a list as,
far as we have been able to obtain,
with the names Of the doners.
Butter knife, Mr.. & Mrs.. N. Buck. State Centre
Iowa; Pair of spectacles, Ransom Pattee; Ice
Pitcher. Mr., d Mrs. W. {. Morris. Mr.. Il Mrs. q.
R. Kugen, Mr., 4 Mrs. D. Warner, Mr.. d Mrs. j.
w. circuit, Mr.. d Mrs. J. B. Taylor, Mr.. d Mrs.
D. G. Grippen, Mr.. d Mrs. J. B. Long, Mr.. & Mrs.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-09-12
Married.
hope

At the residence of the brides brother, D. W.
Butler, in Kimban Dakota on Tuesday evening
September the 9th, 1884 William w. Norton and
Emma Butler. No cards.
The cermony was performed by the
Rev. L. q. Burch in the presence of
the immediate family. The presents
were numerous and elegant. Among
all the young people Of Kimball none
are held in higher esteem than the
couple nov happily united, and
among the hundreds congratulations
showered upon them none are more
sincere than those of the Graphic.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-09-12
Mitchell, D. T., Sept. 9TH. 1es

Mitchell, D.. T., Sept. 4th, 1884.
Commissioners appointed by this Office to take
testimony in contest cases, will hereafter, in pur-
suance with the instructions of the above circu-
lar, collect no money as heretofore for the pub
Gcation of appeal notices. This office is not en-
titledto any fee for the taking of testimony or
for the examination of the same in such cases,
and in the future no fee will be collected.
Papers in the district are respectfully reques-
ted to copy this circular and letter.
Respectfully
Geo. T. Everitt, Register.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-09-12

Neutrality-suspicious. expression that
he had never seen there before.
"Well, darling" said he slowly, as
he folded her to his 6x9 breast. 81
really can't tell. It depends on wheth-
.er the reservation opens or not.
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Parties desiring anything pertain
ing to dentistry will please wait un-
til the arrival Of Wi accomplished
DENTIST DR.. L. Milliron who is SO
well known among us. He expects to
be at his office over Warmers store the
second Monday in Sept. Please cor.
respond with him at Chamberlain.
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p. J. Quigley has received a car
Load of Flying Dutchman and parties
wishing to buy a sulky pillow will find
it to their interest to buy one of those
extraordinary plows.
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A car of Groceries in which there
are a number Of bargains, at the one
price cash store this week.
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Great Triumph soap is the best
seller we have ever had in the store.
Try it. Park q Park.
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G. C. Akin has plenty of money to
can on easy terms, and long OF short
time to suit.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.
Half section Of land in Buffalo Co. For par
~ticulars inquire at Index office. list
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FOR SALE.

Nine horses, four ponies, FIVE car
riages, five sets of harness, one lum-
Der wagon, n spring wagon, one
half-platfosm wagon, saddles, brides,
etc. For cash or on time with good
security. Louis Richards,
If. Kimball, Oak.
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l have just opened a new barber
shop in Kimball next door south of
Smiths Opera House and shall be
pleased to have you give me a call
and we will give you good satisfac-
faction. Shop open until IL o'clock
on Sundays. John Hollenbeck.
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The biggest Prune deal ,ever.offered
don't fail to buy some.
Park & Park
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All those desiring'to prove up, also
those desiring to borrow money, will
find It greatly to their interest by call
ing upon G. G. Akin of Kimball,
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FOR SALE.
A cheap decided 100 acres only two miles from
Town. Apply to Dinnis Ryan.
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Sorghum Kill.

1shall be prepared to make sorghum
at my place Sec-so-l04-8s after Sept.
10th. Albert Stocks.
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For SALE,-A mewing machine
which has been used one year.
j. P. Bebee.
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5000 cans of 1884 fruit in our car
this week, we will sell them away
down. Park q Park
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NOTICE.

There will be q public examination held at the
school house in the city of Kimball on the 10th
day of September 1884. of all persons Offering
themselves as applicants for certificates to teach.
The examination will begin at nine O'Clock in
he morning. Let all those who desire certi6.
Gates to teach be present as I do not desire IL
hold private examinations. Ell. Drury,
S2-2w. Co. Supt,
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G. j. ROSS M. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and temporary residence up
stairs corner of LIST and Main st,
Calls in City and County promptly
answered. Has had seventeen years
experience and refers to Ohio Medi-
cal College of Cincinnati and State
Medical Society Of Iowa.
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Anybody can eat prunes at oul
prices Park & Park
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FOR SALE.

A good quarter section for sale
cheap apply at 3s-1o5-es.
al Thos. F. Elwood.
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A GOOD BARGAIN.

a GOOD BARGAIN.
Will be given any one wishing to
buy the house and lot formerly occu-
pied by S. w. Sedgwick. Call on
Kicker & Lindley.
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FOR SALE.

FOB SALE.
wish to sell my entire stock Of horses, ponies
carriages and harness. also my barn and resi-
dsnce in Kimball. q c. W. Cameron.
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1. L. RICHARDS,
Dentist, Kimball, Dakota, ofdc.
with Doctor Hollinger.
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Cha rlOtte de LOcalettes
PROPERLY SEASONED.

ITS . very rood World Ahst we live in.
TO lend and to spend and to give in;
But to beg Or TO borrow. or to get ones own,
It,s the very worst world that ever was kneyn.H