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Travellers Guide.

PENN RouTE-B. & A. station uth AMI -Foy
n y. PhiIadelphla Boston and Tie i;asi. 10 goa
e:4U and IL IA: =, 3JU, slo, lOOU, "a 20 p. tor
Boston. z pm tdalyD fnilade! Ihia accommodation,
and li.o pan. For hic Gin Cincn ll - ~ ,a ~
and Pittsburg and west, SsoU Chicago lImiledl
81 LOUIS and except SATURDAY 10 oncago, s.so In.
Chicago and Cincinnati, .:io pm daily; Pacinc
the south, q. 1000 am. 4:35 pm. daily lekcepr
sunday For baltimore, i:35: s:l1 $500. S:su. s;5o
.:l0 l0.oO and ll:2o pm, Un sunday. 300 800,
lloo An, 600. $40. $500. .:lo, lU.oo and ll:sV
pm For Pope's Creek Line. .:l5 and 4:so
p. IN. daily, except sunday. FOR Annapolis. 1.l5
am; l2:oo and ALB pm. daily, except sunday. On
SUNDAY, AIN, AID p.nL Tor Ere. Cananuaigua
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara lo:oo Pun daily. exceps
B. ASDo RoUrE-station. Corner New Jersey Ave.
nue. and street.-tor Chicago, 1880 a m. tast linn
st LOUIS daily ~ $50 nv Ioio a. M foT f,I.seS ana
lU:Uo AIN, 300 pm. daily. For baltimore, D. $50,
minute train, $3.50 4:;,U 4:IO 5:lO $40 : s55 and
IL pup. sunday $50 30 $50 aud lo9o5 NJ LIS,
napolis GAO IN. ANA lz:lU and 4:I0 p m. ON sun
day. $50 n m, 4+o D. M for Way stations between
pm, $50, 4:4O . and IL pun. On sundays. $40 a. IN
and 80 $3.50 4:io, aud pm For stations Me-
day, and 500 p M, daily; 4:io p. m. daily except
sunday. for principal stations on Metropolitan
lions: Frederick, $40 m 4:4o y. IA. daily e1-
cept sunday. For Hagerstown, 1856 a. and 5:3l
Washington and Gaithersburg 1905 a. III. and l234
Va. &i Id a RoGIneB. i, satiOn.-For New
Orleans and Atlanta, l:l5 a IN. tdHiyD For Louis
ii p. NJ daily Manassas div ils 2:,o p "a.
daily, except sunday. Marrenton. . daily except
sunday. Il:l5 AIN. $50 y. III. For l.ynchburs way
sHESASpoAH RourE-B & o. station.--For New
Orleans and intermediate points. 1000 AN aud $50
w MAsa a oT,9oa e. p ssatIon1For Lees
except SUNDAY, and .:.o ? M every day.
LUMBAGo and kindred diseases all yield 10
tle % lbs
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VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND PosTMAsTERs.-
L. w. Hylton has been appointed postmaster at
Abraham, Floyd county, Va; j. C. Crump at
Mantapike, King and Queen county, and Chas
Heplee at Savannah, Allegheny county. Ii.
Island, st. Mary's county, Nd.
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TO CLOSE OUT AN ESTATE, VALUABLE I'M
PROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, JULY FIFTEENTH. at go
SIX OCLooK NJ, shall offer for sale In :;::A
ifont of the premises, part Of lot 30 in square o.
improved by three small frames, numbered 1. 3 and
8, SHOWS alley. between oath. 25th and streets
northwest.
AT QUARTERPAST SIX O'CLOCK sub lot 5, in
square l66, improved by buildings numbered 1873
and 1877 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
At H<I-E-PAST SIA O'CLOCK. part of lots and
2, in square n of square 351, improved by buildings
humble red 1905 B street southwest, and 1907 Vir-
gtnia avenue southwest.
Terms day of SALE
jyl24t THOS wA09AMAN Auct
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TO-DAY's CABINET Observation-Disclosures
General Villas was the only absentee from the
cabinet meeting to-day. The subject Of appro-
priation bills was the principal topic under con-
ton
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THE BOARD on additional naval vessels met
at the Navy department to-day to consider de.
signs for the larger vessels proposed. Daily
sessions will be held for the present
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MAJOR WALKER, the new chief Of police
called at the White House to-day to pay his
respects. He did not see the President, but had
q few moments pleasant chat with Col. La
mont
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LIE R1pewAY
DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR
MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIC
REFRIGERATOR KNOWN. FOR FAMILY
USE 1T is WITHOUT PEER, SOLVING
THE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF RE
FRIGERATION IN PRESERVING IT'S CON.
TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITE
PERIOD IN ABSOLUTE PURITY. WITH 4
MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ICE IN
ADDITION TO COLD THE Atmosphere
MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, BUT PURE
AND THESE CONDITIONS MUST BE
MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY
OBTAINED IN THE RIDGWAY.
]. w. SCHAEFER d BRO
CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNISHIN0
No 1910 Seventh street northwest
ap14 Sole Agents for the District
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

n ESTABLISHED PRODUCE COMM SSyON
"A house needs At once active as partner Who
can Influence trade In Nd, Va. and w. Va small
capital and references Address p. G., Star office.
frIo Ora
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Strike I'm New Englnud,
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


The following are the opening and 300 p m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day reported by
special wire TO II. H. Dodge. 539 18Th street:
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auc,s oe' 0~ iyfo-d ed
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

YNHOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
N - RAPIDLY IMPROVING NEIGHBOR-
HOOD, BEING THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
" Third AND . STREETS NORTHWEST,
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of -
tn me-, ,sIrIct OF Columbia, passed July Sd, A. II s.
assS IN Equity cause No 99Oe the UNDERSIGNED
f TWES Of the PsemSss on TMGRsDAY THE
SIX O'CLOCK r NJ. the following described real
estate situate in the City Of Washington, District of
Cuiumola to wit Original lot numbered fifteen 15),
in square numbered Il e hundred and ATTY three
Soo3 and the east sixteen feet six inches (166) of
lot numbered IMP seventeen 90. and the west twenty,
nne (2s) ieet OF lot numbered eighteen S), in said
square 5oo Original lot Is has front of 80 feet on
street by depth Of 80 feet Sd northwestl
Terms OF sale as prescribed by decree: One-third
cash and balance in six twelve and eighteen months.
or all cash. ut option of purchaser. Deferred pay
m ents TO be secured by lien reserved on the prem
lScS sOid Inc purchaser to give his notes therefor,
with interest at six per cent deposit of 500 re
CURED on each of above parcels Of ground Terms
be complied with within ten days All conyeyancng
and recording at purchasers cost.
FERDINAND SCHMIDT, Trustee,
ty1Zdxds No. Oil Vth street northwest
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The Courts.

EQUITY CoURT-yudge james.
Today. Jones agt Jones; auditors report con-
f1rmed and distribution ordered. Worthing-
ton agt. Randall; trustee instructed to sell in
surance policy. Emmons agt Harlan; pro con-
fesso agt. certain defendants.
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell.
Yesterday, Jas. Edwards, cruelty to animals
SIS. Patrick HOlohan, cow yard; collateral for
ieited. Thomas Smith, trespass; S5. VIM.
Wildly, carrying pistol; $40 collateral for
feited. Ambrose Gregory, assault; So. Ken
nedy Sauntry, do; do. VIM. FURNACE, danger
GUS dog; personal bonds. Joseph Hudson, as
sault; collateral forfeited. Lemuel Storks do;
do. Josephine Humphrey. do; do. Jarvis
Moulton, do; $40. John Brown and Henry
Thorniort, ARRAY; collateral forfeited.
To-day, Joseph GOldstein, profanity; IS or
days sandy Bell, colored, overlooking cart; 50
or Is days. James Woodward, obstructing
sidewalk; S5 or Is days Kate Gott, disorderiy
conduct; IS or Is days. VIM. H. Clark, do;
do. MICHAEL Cavanaugh, profanity; S5 or Z
orderly conduct IS each. Robert Wheeler,
colored, do: do. VIM. L. Hurdle, do; do.
WIGGINS' SEPTEMBER SroRM.-Prof e. Stone
Virgins, the Canadian weather prophet, in
ssts that the great storm he predicted for this
fall will be on hand. september" he says,
Twill open cold and ssormy, premOnftory 70 my
great storm commencing ON the afternoon Of
September %, and the great war Of the eie-
ments will come a. sure rs the sun IL In the
heavens. II will be storm Of unparalleled vto-
lence, and after sweeping across the Atlantic
and traversing the country will exhaust its en-
ergies upon the rugged front offered BY the
Rocky mountAinA"
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"ALKERS. 2O4 10TH STREET NV.
w Moth proof Felt. CarbOlate OF Ii me- tetS, Pitch
Plaster: n q and Gas Tar. charcoal. daar. Lime &c
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Auction SALES

SAIURDAY, JULY SEVENTEENTH, WILL
y sell at auction. at Police Headquarters. % Beer
Kegs aud cart loads of Brick. Sale at TWELVE
OCLOGk NOON. By order Commissioners p. c.
RaCHARD SYLVESTER, Property Clerk,
VlS-Xt Met Police District
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VI tRHEEIp.

LUMBAGo and kindred diseases all yield [
the prompt efficacy of 81. Jacobs oil.
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SOUTHWEST.
OF the District Of Columbia sitting in equity 81
P pna }nty 2, 1850 in cause loO2s wherein 2
kin ct a. defendants on SATURDAY., JULY
nTIE SCIEl,5s0 ~ 1856. at HALFPAsT FIVE
OCLOSA r NJ, In front of the premises. 1 will sell
at public auction all that piece or parcel of ground
snu premises improved by tenroom frame dwelling,
known as ana being parts of lot and i'm square 466
IN tne city OF Washing In the District of Columbia
Terms OF sale In said decree: Onethird of the pur
chase money In cash: one-third in six months, and
onetnn9 IN WE'VE months after date, all cash.
opon VI tne deferred payments secured
hundred dollars TO he paid by purchaser when prop
cry Ii nlo on II terms of sale not complied with
chaser's cost
ANDREW A. LIPSCOMB, Trustee.
Office, S2l Ala St NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctS iy1O-d&ds
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd. July 13.-Virginia Sizes consols
with coupons. 90; past Que coupons, %. new threes
Il trl-IortleS Al: North Carolina siAes DID, L2l2
bid to-day.
BALI NORE.MD, July 13.-Cotton steady-mid-
ding ups. 9a. Flour steady and quiet Wheat
southern easier and active; western lower, Closing
dull; southern red, S4aS6; southern amber. o1asu
No. Maryland 81 sked; No. = western winter red,
spot and July, S4Aaasoa; August. s5lsas57s: sep
tenber. S6AAaS1. Corn-southerD steady; western
steady and duli-southern white 41a4SAa do yellow,
4Ia4o western mixed, July. Al asked: August. 45a46
steamer, Al ~ asked. Oats steady-southeru, 37a42
Pennsyl wanna, 37a42; western white. 39a4E western
mixed, 36a3S. Rye steady, 65a6S. Provisions quiet
aud steady Sugar-copper refined steady, 9L2alO
Whisky steady. L. leaI 20. Other articles unchanged
FreghIs to Liverpool per steamer more activecotton
ll-64d.: hour. ls.6d; grain frner, 3had Receipts
flour, = :56o barrels: wheat 67.3OU bushels: corn,
i6.5D husheis oats. 300 bushels Shipments
flour. $4,000 barrels. Sales-wheat. 47O.6OO bushels:
corn, ~, sOU bushels.
Chicago Mark cts.
CHICAGO ILL, July l3. 100 a m.-wheat
opened easy at Sic for August, fell OFT to SOS and is
now quoted at SOlac for August Corn-August.
IS 1916. Oats-August, 29ls. POrk-August, $50.
Lard-August 6.62l2
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT STATIoNERY.-The
following Washington bidders have been
awarded contracts for supplying the Depart
ment of the Interior with stationery for the
next fiscal year: VIM. Ballantyne & Son, James
r. X. Helphenstine, E.Morrison, John {. Parker,
Il. +. Rider, Fred. A. Schmidt, and Columbus
w Thorn.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SSIIOW TO ACQUIRE A GOOD MEMORY
IL Prof A. :. BOYDS new book can be had for
q few days at 922 St Call or send for circu-
lar Jy13-3t*
TINUTORING-FOR COLLEGE EXTRA nee FX-
Il aminations by Yale student has had large
perience inquire of B. W. POND, 81, Patent office
DXx
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ANOTHER STR1KEn
We have struck the LOWEST PRICES for SHOES
at Last Nice Soft, Easy and Good Wearing Shoes at
mere nominal price. A special lot Of Hand-sewed
Shoes are now offered ut reduced rates Call and
those handy Satchels and Vases Trunks etc. stil ON
hand. which are cheap as dirt. Everything In the
Gents Furnishing Line as low can be bought at
l8lx and 1915 PennA ave-,
my2O i w. SELDY.
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Mr.. Garland's Pan.Electric stock.
HE SAYS HE CAN'T GIVE 1T AWAY BECAUSE Of
MIR. ROGERS SUIT.

1t is reported that before the Attorney Gen.
eral leaves for his vacation he will give back
his Pan Electric telephone stock to Rogers
from whom he received it. When a
STAR reporter asked him about the report
to-day, the Attorney General laughed and re-
piled: " How can 1 give it away when a suit
has been flied against us that will hold ii? Ii
dispose of it FL let you KNOW"
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FOR SALE-LOTS

ENOR SALE-BARGAINS, LOTS ON 18TH ST.
NV, 2oA95. TO alley, 65 cts. per foot: also Lot,
near X l. ave. NV, 80 cts. c. b. WOOD,
JyIZ-ot GIG r st NV.
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To-day Charles =. Bundy filed a suit against
the District OF Columbia To recover ITO hal-
ance Tor services as judge of the Police Court.
The will CT the late Mary H. Singleton, filcd
to-day, beg ueaths her estate To her da ug liter
and names stewart Brown as executor.
Charles Benbheim was to-day admitted TO
the bar. as was also :. PrenIiss Mutt of Missis-
sippi, and George T.. Hair
VIM. Hughes, white man, was cut about
the face by a colored woman named Annie
Jauiier ut the corner of 18th and streets
southeast last night. The woman claimed
that Hughes had assaulted her; she was
arrested and locked up,
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RANGE OF THE TIERNoMETFR.-The follow
ing were the readings AT the signal Office to-day,
3 "A. m, 6s; a. M, 81; l "A, M, Us; \. m, 0s;
maximum, 80; minimum. 90.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

$4,000 s Ta LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
THOS. ]. MYERS,
aim
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July l3.-The tele-
graph operators here have no intention OF CO.
ing out on "A strike aud nothing II known OF any
such movement. Ali the men here, 50 Tor az
known, seem perfectly contented.
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BENCH WARRANT FOR ARREST or
GEoRGIAN. yesterday writ received
here from the western division OF the L.. =.
court Tor the southern district OF Georgia for
the arrest of Il. =. Brown. "A correspondent OF
the Macon Telegraph and -MeNSengtr, with an
Indictment charging him with placing in the
mail an obscene letter addressed 10 the editor
of that paper. A bench warrant WAS issued,
but he could not be found.
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MONEY TO LOAN
WI AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST
ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY
THOS. j. FISHER d. CO..
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-06-04
A Kimball Mans Adventure,

Chicago, Special Telegram to
Pioneer Press, May ga little
investigation has spoiled a big sensa-
ton published in a morning paper of
a supposed mysterious murder com.
mited in the vicinity of North avenue.
1t was based on the finding of a mans
hat, a walking stick and shirt cuff, all
with some blood on them, and it was
concluded that a horrible murder had
been committed. The facts are that
last Sunday morning John w. Her.
ring, a farmer ifty-two years of age
from Klmball Oak, arrived in the
city after paying a visit to his broth
er in the interior of the state. 1t was
his intention to open the week in
Chicago and hars a "good tlme'
before going home. Thursday after.
noon he met a chance acquaintance
who showed him Lincoln park.
Thence the two went to Walker &
Koester's beer garden, where they
spent the evening. At a late hour
Herring started for his boarding
house, and was struck on the bead
with a stone, which inflicted a deep
cut and made him bleed copiously.
He was considerably stunned, and
had no clear recollection of what fol.
lowed, but he managed to get to bis
boarding house, and after a days
rest and quiet was able to start out
for his home in the Northwest to-day
Before leaving he reported the facts
to the police.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-06-04
Bsule Co. state League.

All citizens who are interested in
the admission of South Dakota into
the Sisterhood of States under the
Sioux Falls Constitution are requested
to meet at the Opera House, in Kim.
ball, June 9Th, at one p. NJ. for the
purpose Of forming a Co. State
League as contemplated by the State
League organized at Sioux Falls
May 9th. The object is to keep
alive our Statehood interests until
Congress shall finally admit us.
CO.. Maynard
County Vice Pres.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-06-04
Business

DE. Wells has sold his grecery
business to Mr.. Novotny, recently of
Yankton, who took possession yester-
day. During Mr.. Wells business
career in Kimball he has made friends
by the score and has enjoyed a good
trade, and it is with sincere regret
we learn that he is no longer to be
among us. But while we are sorry
to lose so good a citizen and business
man, we are glad 70 welcome Mr..
Novotny among us, and we bespeak
for him a good trade and trust that
he will find Kimball a pleasant place
in which to live, and hope he will
remain permanently among us.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-06-04
Notice OF School Election.

10 SclOOl nce
An election will be held in every
school township in the county upon
the 22nd day of June next, for the
purpose of electing a School Town
ship director in each township. [See
Secs. 3O-3l school law.
The term of all school officers who
have been appointed by your Super
intendent will expire at the close of
this school year and new ones must
be elected. [See Sec. "a school law.]
The new school law requires that
the township Board shsll call the
election and shall cause not less than
FIVE notices thereof to be posted in
five of the most public places in the
township, not less than ten days be-
fore the election which notice shall
be signed by the Clerk, or in his alb
sence, by the Director.
Let the notices be posted the first
week in June, when the census Of
school children may be taken at the
same time.
All notices and blanks will be sent
to the Clerk in time to be posted.
E. L. DRURY Co. Supt
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-06-04

"Who was that lady you bowed to
so politely just now? Her face looks
very familiar to me"
ooh, that is my divorced wife-my
first one"
"Why, l thought you had a terri.
BILE row when you parted"
$50 we did, but we are good friends
now. You see her present husband
keeps a saloon and she often tends
bar during his absence. OF course,
I'm polite to her. Whenever I drop
in and she is there it doesn't cost me
q cent"
And then he softly whistled,
"Should old acquaintance be fergot?"
and his friend remembered that it is
said that when a woman once loves
a mar she loves him forever.-PHiz-
d0eIphia Herald.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-06-04
Makera.

The j. II. Cakes Merrie Makers
appeared before a fall house here on
Tuesday evening. To say that the
large audience was entertained does
not half cover the ground, they were
delighted, and very emphatically ex-
pressed their delight by their con-
slant applause. The crystal chimes
performed on by J. H. and Alice
Cakes was perhaps the finest thing
of the evenings entertainment. The
harp solo by Alice Cakes was also
very fine and was loudly encored.
The whole performance was good
and all who took part in the enter
talnment were good in their special.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-06-04

A young man had been arrested
tor kissing a pretty girl and she was
on the witness stand.
"You say" said the attorney for
the defendant, "that the young man
kissed you against your will?"
eyes, he did, and he did it a doz-
en- times, too"
"Well, now, is it not true that you
also kissed him during the affray?"
Objected to; objection overruled.
Snow answer my question:" con-
tinued the attorney. "Did you not
kiss the defendant also?"
eyes, l did," replied the witness,
Indignantly, "but it was IN self-de.
fense."
cease dismissed.-Er.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-06-04

Bishop Marty will give conirma.
ton next Sunday at White Lake.
Two Missionaries will open a three
days mission, and the solemnilty of
the 40 hours devotion will also begin
that day. Let all Catholics from
Kimball attend. Morning train in
time. This will be a red letter day
for White Lake.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-06-04
Fourth OfJuly

We have been asked several times
what Kimball was going to do in the
way of celebrating the coming Fourth
of July. This question we are un-
able to answer. AS yet nothing has
been done about it. There is no rea-
son why we should not have the
largest celebration of any town in
South Dakota. There are yet a great
many in Brule Co., who have not
seen our artesian we'll and who have
been waiting for the coming 4th to
get an opportunity of seeing some.
thing they have never seen before.
Three years ago we had one of the
best times and largest crowd of any
town along this road; two years ago
we had a fair time, but nothing what
it would have been had it not been sc
terrible muddy; last year we had a
good time, and this year we have
create" attractions than ever before
to offer. There is not a business maj
in town who would not contribute te
a Fourth Of July fund. If we dc
celebrate, it is time we were up anc
doing. 1t is very important at THU
time that we show Kimball's adyan
tages as a trading point, and with the
mill in course of construction, all viii
have a chance to see what we hav,
been doing in the way of improve
ments since they last met here t.
celebrate this great event. Let u
get to the front.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-06-04

The officials of the c. NJ. & St.
Paul Road have notified their agents
in Dakota to sell tickets to Wolsey
to the general public, who wish to
attend the Firemen's Tourname~t to
be held at Pierre this month, for one
and one-ffth fair, for round trip,
and to Firemen going in bodies in
uniform at mi cent per man, per
mile each way. Tickets will be
sold from June 18th to 10th inclusive,
with return coupons good until June
18th.