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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06

Sar ieee enttrhiteie, eefbpa6te unb nbsrorbsitese
brau 1T DR.. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription has
bette rcn allen Observation-Disclosures 3rafttsun9smitteln.
Us TT Elm ~irtrtlaues SreSiltnm aegen aue iene
trcnif4en S6lra6eSuifhnee nne arantbeiteu, ee
Srauen e~iSeuibnmli6 ine; elm ~trattiseS StartunsS:
une &errenntttel, Scrrbl TN Gusemeinen iie beicneerS
in getrei her @eb6rinutter, rereibt es Rem SdnSen Chs
fem, 9raft uuS Observation-Disclosures. IS beilt nnrers
eunienSein, &ldeuihpade, RerrenxrtnttuuS, S6phHe,
uue S6laflpIistcit bei beieen @eltleStern. Gs III ron
einem erfabreuen @r,te i~crsfdlis Sutereitet unb
her sartsn Srsaniiaticn her Grausn %ansepaet. &stx
fane Res SpItemS.
.ss.s.sTsff "Favorite Prescription" tf bic
IrctSelern %rertauft irirb nnter eiaer poHttoen
Garantie her Sufriee ~enitsluns In iefem Sale, reer
Sch 81 .00) Surldseseben. 9ieie @arantte 1T auf ben
Slai5enumi6ias sstrndt une riele Sabre s~etrsultt etns
sebalteu frrreeu.
5hr srrse, iauhrirts abtausians htsr Transnirsstseitsn Q6
Setten nit rcrndneiaen 0npeiiunaeu fir SeItfbebarelunO
ienset sebn Gents In gcifmarfen. Gsrsffrt Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association, 63 Main St., Buffalo. N. y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06
2ufamnlert 46.S55.7 20

Suiartr1ert 1886, 704
Sanud fomrner auf bic 2anbbep5l.
feruns 56,3 8roeent, auf bic Gtabtbe'
p%6lferuns 43,7 BrO3ent Der seiammten
ginpubnsridaft bes &ei9s, unb stpar
auf Die @roBitdbte 9,5, bic Mit'
teIitdbte s,9, bic &l~einftdbte 1879 u,,b
auf bic 2anbitdbte 1874 9roeent. Set
benz Sabre 1871 lit Der Yrucentias Der
8eublteruns urb taunentli9
berienise Der srOBeren StdSte elm i'm.
nter srDBerer setuorben; unterideibet
man ndmli6 bic @ohnorte nod ben Der.
@r6benflaHen auf @runb Der
ginmubuersablen, tuie fie bic ieoesma.
lise gOlfs5dbluns erseben bat, 70 lebten
1O0 E~innohusrt Nes Re;ha
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06
sinher i6reien mad Yitdsr's Gafcria

alsbas gabs %erfrantte, oaben mir es eaiforta
als fe beranDuds, i6rie fe mad eaitoria.
ZIG SrdnIein, sebraudte fe eaitoria.
sIs Muttsr CAB iie ibrsn ainSern eaitOrta.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06

PEERLESS DYES s. ssss 81 :'s ss ss'';si
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06

-" S<FN va
|Staate Sonia 1T bieier Gage in Dea
Woines er6ffnet tucrben. sic entbdlt
200 Webeitible, 5000 Spulen unb tpirb
200 Grbeiter bei9dftisen. Bel Ser Gr.
bffnunssfeier tparett siele beruorrasenbs
Burger ber Stabt susesen: erita iuurben
sfeben sebalten, bann ieste Grau 6. 81
Maion, bic Satin bes 9rdfbenten ber
|@eieoi6aft, bic Maidtnerie in Gang
unS baIb mar bas erite Stid 3ud fee,
tis. Dieies tuuroe bon Saduerftdnbi.
gen seprift unb tuirb, na9bem es
rtebrere Gage ausseitellt mar, als bas
erfte, tuefttid bonn Wifiiippi setuObsne
Stid 8numtpOlIetu9, 81 einel, tuobltbd
tisen 8uede 6ffentli6 int Guftreid Der.
fauft tueroen.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

Pioneer Press. john H. King. OF
Rapid City, is rated one of TIE hes,
parlianentarians in Dakota. and tha
propriety of mentioning his sue in
connection with Clifford is clear King
Is ar Iowa boy, born in 1916. lie seems
to have been brought up a Quaker, but
u Characteristic of tnat faith he has
lost--siienee. He was a farmer IN iiar-
DIN county, and held the plow handles
himself, Then he studied law. was adj.
mitted and practieed very successfully
Tor several years in Fcanklin county.
Lie was tour years a member of the
Iowa Legislature and was chairman OF
the committe on railroads. The year
he moved to Dakota, 1889, he wag sup.
ported by his county for congress and
would have been nominated had he
stayed III town. In Dakota he was four
years postmaster in Chamberlain and a
red hot opponent of Gov. Ordway. AS
the representa- OF Rapid City at
Washington last winter, he is well
known, and the talk or him for delegate
at this TINA is due to his work on the
Sioux Reservation bill.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

Note INC effect of a gloomy, disa,
greeable day. Every body feels cross
and mean. We h td!g dare greet our
friends for fear OF getting hurt. II is
wonderful what effect a rainy day will
have OH a community. People of the
most joyial disposition viii appear
cross and crabid. The slightest busi.
ness or doMeatic mis!laps are trans
formed into mountains of formidable
appearance. Your conversation is
laborious- Your face bcspeaks your
desire to he let strictly alone. How
much q little sunshine will DO. The
cross and crabid man Of yesterday is
smiling and pleasant today. Business
jars are passed lightly over and you
look on the bright side of all things.
TO a little sunshine il dne ali this change.
How much smoother would things in
this world run il thatlittle Sunshine was
contained within ourselves. If the
nckleness of our nature did not control
our emotions. We are gloomy necauee
eae weashesi9 gloomy and bright be-
cause the weather is bright. This lie not
natural, 1t is not the teachings of
reason, but rather the giving away to a
weakness How much better it would
he 1--WE Were Tie same in all kinds of
weather. If a smiling face and a
pleasant word were the rule rather than
the exception.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

New YORK. Ha1td; Spring tl.qe On
the prarie does not conflns its exubcrant
Influence TO the crops and herds. 1t
makesit elf felt IN The sancium OF the
weery editor DIS is proved by tic
following personal tribute ofthe TopeGa
P9St 70 q prominent political as,a,rant:
''fhat iiendish atrocity. lbat twisted,
warped, iiEit glass eyed, greasy, blood
thirsty, irn-spitting, snar7irg, claw
na'led, tisit protruaing, shaggy haired.
saea'ing freak Of crime. who i a NIX
ture of med dogs and black cats viii
hts ~ G CORK alley Mt midnight, viii.
thunder ana lightning on deck. and. vho
coni5ir2a a two weeks old corpse N ne.
river win . cross section OF u inorEue
on Il btis.s day, and who causes Il CON
centTation Of cold shivers, nightmare,
ma deiIrlum tremon to play over tie
feelings Of every boUe$t man when his
naFac mentioned asa possible mnii
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

Says the nroo!,lyn !Standfy9 Ui}3a:
The Territory Of Dakota contains $780,
goo square miles four tunes as large as
Ohio. The people ask TO be admitted as
two states. yin the people of the
cast see %iasliee done ,hemi
Yes, and the territory OF Dakota, be.
side its 5000 square miles, contains
people-GQ0.0 90 souls of christian train
iag contains f.ma inumerahle and
'allage and city schools, churches. col
leges, manufactures, and business houses
and all the hustle Ct life which ener
setic community can give to Il land IA
Nofed by nature and made ready for
he dwelling place of man without any
OF the tedious process of preparation. 1t
contains, III tact, everything but the
justice long ago dae from the pareu,
whose 3erss OF right is invoked in vain.
VIII the states vote in observation-disclosures
ice to Dakota?'-yaHtlon Press.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
Mortgage sale,

WHEREAS befanlt ms been made in tho
payment Of the intcresgen the money secured
ny u inoftsaEe dated tho niuctcclith day of Dec
anlber ~. y. 1850. eSeeatcd by }afnrs +. Me
.fuIre Hnd wife tHtc Matiuire. Of the Cou,tT of
Brn!e and Fssritow Of DAKOTA, to i. A. Hising.
at tho County of Wiapnn, Aiunesota. and which
mortgage was recorded III the oi-Gc or nreisior
II Deeds OF the County uf Hrale, TERRITORY Of
Dakota, N Book 10 Of MORTGAGES, IN page 52l,
on oie ~ Day OF February, }ss9, Ut $50 o%'elore,
WHEREAS. no sG;ion Or proceeding ut law or
2tIerwis" nave been instituted 30 recover Tho
debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof
WHEREAS, it waA stipulated IN said mort
gage that Il tICfault .S0nid be made IN tho mn
niest OF an nottiaa OF the principal or interest
promptly atshe sinle tise same should hecoroo
dine, or if default be made in the payment of tho
taHes assessed or to be assessed on said premi-
ses. before The same shl.ll become DELINQUENT.
then tho whole STUN. both principal and interest.
At once hncon. e3d due,
tN HEiir&S. doiasIt has been made in the
payment OF the1axcG assessed on said .pa, pro;,-
afty as agreed hy the said fnnrtaa ..r III said
uortgagne; and,
and interest has become due by reason of such
,WHERiAS, the whole auIouut claimed to he
due upon such mortgage, at tho date os ,lj4
notice. Is the snIu. OF Seven Hundred fweniv-
lSyo Dollars alti FORTY Cents fSi22. IJt fo-yyit.
shOJ.to prLncl pad, and Stgs.i1 interest besides
the suin OF ITantS-Six Dollars atid Fifty-One
Cents !or taxes necessarily uaid By said mort
,;:ai;ee T. 4. Kissing AID interest, and Twenty
fiNs honers attorneys fees stipulated for III
Nov. ~IHisRhFORF, notice is hereby given
that sY virtue of the power of sale contained in
ard in pursuance Of the statutes IN sucl, cases
made, and provided, the said mortgage will bo
toreclosed BIZ Z 6aie of The mortsaged premises
Jhefein aeseriieelat pnhlic auction by Il. r.
oahsner, sheriff tof Bsule county. Dak:. at the
from tuinr of 4, o. Roberts Law office in Kim.
ball, county Of Erule and Territory of Dakota.
en- the 10th day u jane, 1855, at one O'Clock in
the afternoon Of that any. The mortrare,i
premises are situated TN tle County Of Brnle in
me Territory Of Dakota. and are deserted as
tloniIan s,lu4 loNneslp One Hundred and Three
y,c3l North, Of ReE&e 5i&ty-seyen QR) West 5tA
Dated at kimball, Oak, this4th day of May.
a E. Roberts. M,rtgatt.a
htts. for ll3rtgagee. Sis
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"

The weather 10Y the past week has
been extremely warm. the thermometer
registering about 90o On an average.
The great question is how to keep cool.
Dad" Robinson sold 200 s~eeYsuckey
coats and 500 palm leaf fans Saturday.
S~eersuckers don't agree with MS so we
have ordered a summer suit after onr
style. The pants are to be Of
cheese cloth and the coat and vest Of
mosquito netting. Our first intention
was TO have the whole suit Oh MOSQUITO
netting but our tailor Informed us that
pants made ofthat material would be
likely to wear out in The rear. esreci-
ally in our business, unless made double
thick and rs we want nothing double
thick IN the way Of clothing, we Changed.
the material for their construction to
cheese cloth. lie said that MOSQUITO
netting and cheese cloth would make a
pretty contrast, yet we still had a hank
ering after \ spit of our first design but
We're convinced that it would not do so
compromised the affair by having three
rows OF narrow mosquito netting rufflcs
down The legs. and wide insertion at
the bottom to keep the mosquitoes off
our feet, tor we don. intend to wear
shoes such weather as this. All in all,
we think we will present Il very hobby
appearance, aud to prevent base imita.
lions by fraudulent dealers we have this
day filed u caVeat and made application
for patent on design. Beware of IN
authorized limitations for we intend 10
prosecute to tho full extent OF the law.
Dakots's ten delegates to the Chicago
convention were admitted after a slight
The argument was thttDakota
is rightfu.ly a state, not u territory, aud
therefore, entitled 10 full representation
rs a state.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
:4ananx sEus,ns-. .un.nera.

f1Hs1NAtf - ISSts-@s Il tsfE1NN.I u,
F%H1et tn ~ Grapdsc.
Custom. did you ever think to What
al extent we are ruled by customg Ii
rules from the individual 10 The nation.
aye, it rules avery nation. it rules the
world? Noto the events of the day
How many of them arc prompted by tie
eNertions Of your " mind. From
the time you get up in The morning
until yon 60 70 he'd at night your every
action is controlled by the Gus, 5m of the
society in which you move. You do
not think fer Yourself, you do not act
by reason Of any original lrGtive you
may have. Tour pristine thoughts are
smothered because you fear they would
not be sanctioned. You think and act
as others have thousands of years be
fore You. The iica shat tae world
moves may be true TO Il certain extent,
but generally speoking it is standing
still, True freedom OF speech is gener-
ally granted but literally speaking, Is
rarely taken advantage OF. The dark
ages nave passed and with them the
iron handcG rule Of monarcLal tyrants.
The daspot 81 his thranc rules by rca-
son OF his allhority Custom occupies
no throne Bat rules with a
unparalleled. without au3 houty. WHY
does it rt3o2 It rules because it l..
easier 70 accept the mandates OF custom
d. - =. . -
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

In the probate conrt of the County M R-nio
Territory OF Dakota.
In this waiter of the estate Order aUpaiutire
DAY nE settlement Of
inal account ant!
S1rder Ia show cansa
Of Daniel Warner, irritation si,nnII
Deceased. rot be made.
pn roadirg and filing ibe iii.al account as nd
nlnlstrltrl@ and lie petitiou for distribution OF
Nancy Il. " ssRtr, aimiuistrntrix Of tho estate
nf Daniel Warner, deceased, setting forth that
sai,' esttteI Is - / proper condition to be closed.
and that .. n0rflon Of the rcsiriue of said cstatN
remains to. %, til 4ided among the witnY and
lieirs ofta1d Gacelssd as persons entitled.
Los ortii1red, that all persona Interested in
tho estate of the said Daniel Harucr. decoaaad.
D. and appear before the Probate Court of the
County of Byiile. ct the court room of ssitt court
IN the Ctty Of Chamberlain M said Bm.o CO.
on TIE JJ,a day OF June A. D. 18Ss. at o'clock a.
m. then Hr.h Llaare 10 Shcr: cat;se. wiz sl,,d ne.
count should not be atlowci and said accaurt
settled and nn order of distribution should NOT
he made OF the residue Of said estate among the
widow and heirs at law OF the deceased accord
ing to law.
1t ia srahcr ordsere3, tt.at a copy Of this order
be puiaRfed thr,sa successive werks next be-
fore Hleaaid Afii DAY of June less, in the kim
9ati GRAfliio,iS Desspaper printed and pnn-
lished in the said Hrulp comfy. aud a COPY
thereof be posted ii three public Iluces in said
count.
Nc. GcaybiIl,
Dated Mag II, 1855.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

This, from an exchange weheaytily en-
dorse: The person who furnishes items
to a newspaper ia always Il valuable
friend to the editor, Many persons
A-esitate about sending personal notes to
= newspaper regasdi@g themselves, lest
the newspaper nan should think them
TOO anxious to see their naine in print.
lie will think nothias of the kind, but
on the contrary is glad to get them.
Many aeetnin&lY uaimportant items,
aicn printed, are news to la;g &C mum,
Der OF readers.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
Fun,.ian.a ngnloa nalaa.

the best salve in the world for Cuta.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, SAILS Rheum,
TeTer Sores. letter, Cbeprnd Hands.
Chilblaius, Corns, aud all Skin Emp,
tons, aad positively cures piles or no pay
required. Ii Is guaranteed TO give Per.
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cen$s per box. For sale by +.
z. Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
Dennis Ryan, aIty.
United Statas Laed Office ut Mitchell. Dnk.. !

Dennis Ryan, aity.
United stssas L ad Office NJ Mitchell, DIX,
Notice Is hereby given tbat ths foiIaSiDr-
namca ~sattleIs have fled notice of sbc;r ,nta,-
ton to max, maj fiouf IN srupolt OF th,ir
eiaiias aud thats;ld lrugfs VIII he mado before
city OF Chamhcriain in said county on
Thursday, JEly 9Th, 1888.
w ,a Joi'S Ryts, III, No. 1851, for the sWl4 a.
ioi-os. Witnesses: Bait. Ryan, Owen Smith.
Patrick PARCEL and Z. II. pnreoil.
a.; Aif g, ciaimal't Ratt, yar, iia. No. 1915 sEl4
Patrick Purcell aud r. II. puroei!.
Also elatfQnnt Owen Smith. lid. Ea. 1slsS SEi{
5,io3-'5 Witnesses; John Ryan, BAIT. RYAN,
Pat.ick Purcell aud z. II. Purcell. '
Also claimant Andrew bouay, y. s.. No. o4gan
NW!la t-id',s4. Mitucsses: John i{yar, Owr6
smith, Patrick Purcell and 7. II. Purcell.
eesses, himbali, arnle County, Dakota.
Nj. Il. Hpwley,
t Resl.ter.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

Mentally we are mot Whist We should
be- The ratio of advancement during
theiast century Is no. IN proportion to
that Of the previous one. Possibly The
foundation of tie present century did
not present the grounds for improve.
ment as did that of the previous one,
but no map can prnphesy this ndvance .
ment Of : thousand years and it is quite
probable that we are still far from per
~fectinu.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

Territorg Of Dakota, IN j Justice Court be.
Lonis Richards. plff.

George SloK a7. deft. S""oNS'
Ih2 Territory of Dakota sends greeting to
George Ne Kee,'deferdsnt. "
You are hecebg summoned to apnear heforo
me at my Office in the town OF Kimbali, in saij
county, on the iith day Of July, a. ID. Isss, nj Id
O'Clock II. m, to answer to the complaint of ina
above nalnsd plaintiff, Lottia Richards, flied
May ~ 1855; in the Office Of said LONG, j. Il. at
himoain OAK, who Chains to recover Of you III
q purciiase from you Of horse on Nov. II. lss5.
;i1Ei. which horse wns tftcrSara taken from him
bE. virihe ~ a 2hattel mortgage given BY Won on
sdid horse pTiorto said purchase by pIaintitt
and Tor the keeping Of sad horse. And YOU are
hereby notified that your property Is attached
70 Fpeurc said debt and also hereby notified Tint
II yol. fail 10 appear and answer as above re.
sNreI sad plaintiff viii take judgement
agd COST of this action ind attorney. 8 fees.
Miycn under my hand this 2sth day Of fIay. A.
y. lsos. j. il. Long.
W. II. Curtias.
Atty. Tor Plf.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

and Office at Mitchell, Oak, Mfay, II. 1853.
Notice. Ia hereby given lint tie oilowirg-.Arlrd
sattier has t,ei notice OF tcr intention Ia maize
said proof viii he made before u. G. trngbIl,
probate judge Of Br0le a., a. Cl,auibesMin
ss,ak.. on june ", !ssSy .! / o'clock .. NJ, VIZ.
Sc Sec. 35-Ip. I1i-if. Is. She nnnles the IN
i,"wlag witnesses 20 prove her c0rlinuaus resi-
.tsne. mon, and cGitigution -, said bad. vi.
Airs. William c, Morris, Mrs. 4. str,sr. Of
hir,bali and J.. ". 0rputl MD Ms. h, Hn,.
Mold, of ma herluin, Daf..
so NJ. II. liowiey, leg.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

Land Office at Mitchell. Oak. May 81 1855.
NOTICE Is hetehy siyei titAt tae rllowii.p-p3med
aaattier has Fled notice uf her intention TO MA
anal proof N support Of Ter cltilu, and tl1.t
s;id pro9f VII t%airahe before The Clerk of tto.
iiirtrict Court Of ISrule county at Chamberlain.
YAK, on jhiy lth, leSs. at O'clock, y. M. VIZ:
tsls y a.bber, under l,ar Il. s. entry No -
LOT ti'a NJ! u Sec. l2-tp. IN!-ts. ~. She nnraes
nv ioin~iiig witnesses To prove her ~uoItinf ,u,
Residence upon, ard cultivation OF. sa:tI land.
,iue T. High, Frank Craft John Nreels,lt ana
baliiel SpittA, MI of kiInbati, liruie So, nah,
~ ri. II. Rowi.y, Reg.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
l.aad ono n ttI4saan. ~. W. :, tsss

sf','' 't'F"F, f.rTF. ~ n"
Land Office at Mitchell Tag, May q, tssS.
1sa.iee q hefafts &E4,sn th.tc ti,e foliowiup-uamed
inai hrpqf n1tsaIsteit nt HE ciaGsp. AMI thar sad
proc! VII pq tl:.!e before thejuttgc ll tie. DIST.
Tohft 81 Ia hIS'ans9nee, the CLERK, rs Ghuaoor-
w: Reuben u. Wilson =. s, EsTts fos Tie ri, i,
nee. i2-Ip. IGf.ii. ~ 1tuf ilsInes the foIlos.4n
upon, and cultivation of, said l;II,i ~. I;ii,y
&, Gilbert, IL. -. Dams. NJ. Reed md lj,igsI5
ftalyersor, AL Of hunbaIl. iirul 90, Ial.
NJ. III. Ruplcy, Rep
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

Emperor Frederick. of Germany.
died at the royal palace. Potsdaln, at
al:3Q a. N, Friday. Crown prince
William takes the throne under the title
of William IL.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

Fashion, the deyilst. ID of but sligAte4
proportion than that of its cmployo,
Custom, We donot dress according to
reason or he rules OF health. We
make the distinction between reason
aud the Jules Of health because III nun.
bers Of instances they are far from syn
onymous, The rules of health as gencr-
ally accepted are III too many cases sim
ply traditions, without sense or reason.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
TIE KIMBAL,L GRAPHIC.
BY c. R, TiNAn.

q maa speahS apg1t d4t rs aoads
'o"pfefioas. 3yr9N. l1htfc Is dis Aoaestgt2.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

For the good OF Che democrat party
Gen Bradley z. johnson had better be
choked of,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

a resolution of sympathy was passed
N the Moose upon receiving the news
OF the death of Emperor Frederick.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

The sioux City delegations and
visitors to the Republican convention
went in n special ;raia via the Illinois
Central. There were four coaches all
deliberately decorated with corn palace
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

The publication place OF the Rural
Voice has been changed from Oliyct 10
MennA
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

Land Otice .t MitoAeli. Eak. Nav NJ lg7Y3.
voice ~ heretta ,siyau that the FOIL r!rs-nan!ei
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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

VIII YOU think for yourselves, or
follow the rules OF Custom2
The doors OF the National hank, of
Madison, was closed by the govt
examiner last week. Failure to realize
on securities was the cause.
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Territory of Dakota.
In this waiter Of the estate Order appointing
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-03-14
What Bismarck Said,

BERLIN, March 11.-When the reichstag
met Prince Bismarck, with great emotion
Informed the members of the death Of
the Emperor William. He also deposited
an order closing the session. The order
was the last official document signed by
the emperor; Bismarck informed the
reichstag that the Emperor Fredrick, who
will assume the title of friedrich III,
will leave San Reno tomorrow, and will
arrive in due, time. The house received
the COMMUNICATION with evident satisfac
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-03-14
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