Early 1900s Kimball notes mix of town life and people
District Attorney Stronbe visits. Main St grading by Sullivan and Hiatt. Mrs Curtiss of Waterloo visits. M E Church dedication planned. local stock and cattle favored by Dr. Ross. a windstorm disrupts Main St. festival at M E Church. letters, ads, and notices fill the page. a newspaper changeover signals Hammond and Willis departure. public events include a church talk, lottery, and horse trades. local business ads highlight real estate and services in Kimball and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Willis
Kimball
Bro. Hammond
Doctor G J Ross Leaves Shenandoah for Kimball Dakota
The long anticipated move of Doctor G J Ross from Shenandoah to Brule County Dakota is completed as he departs with stock and household effects on the Wabash freight bound for his new home at Kimball. His arrival marks the end of an era for Shenandoah where he began his medical practice in 1874 and cultivated hundreds of friendly ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Kimball
Warmer
Grapuio
Chas. N. Walkers
Brule Country Bank
G. J. Ross
Shenandoah
Ross
Willis
I. Hammond
Bro. Willis
Bro. Hammond
Index
Geornic
Bro
Johnson
Presbyterian Church
Divine
Barkee
Ima
Copenhagen
Mr. Wells
Lambrequin
Jo Jug
The
Graphic
Page
Freemont
Iowa
Veteran Association
Southwestern
Missouri
Mayville
Dakota
Kimball Dakota
Shenandoah Republican
Brule County
Official Order Targets Mother Hubbard Dress in Kimball
A citywide stir follows an order against women wearing Mother Hubbard dresses on streets. Jonnie Green is arrested, bailed, and faces court Friday. The mayor and council discuss enforcement while the reporter notes the humor and limits of the ordinance. Nearby items mention ads, a lost overcoat, and local shop openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Hubbard
Omaha
Marshall Cummings
Pat Ford
Arcaves
Ford
Committee On Police
Jonnie Green
Oficer Buckley
Ing Mother Hubbard
Council
Orne Ha
Kimball
Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlotte de Lacalettes
Buck
Stronbe
Sullivan & Hiatt
Main St
Mr. Curtiss
Waterloo
W. H. Curtina
Register Everitt
Mitchell
T.B. Wetheral
G. L Plummer
Minneapolis
J. W. Orcutt
Charles City
L. C. Woodman
Owatonna Minn
J. W. Woodman
L. M. Woodman
Mead
Kimball House
C. L. Hammond
Old Ashton
Spink County
E J. Wells
A. F. Cilley
Puk
L. C. Burch
Ladies of the
M. EB. Church
Darrow
Pukwana
J. L. Cochran
Sioux City
Chamber
Tain
John Kings
Chamberlain
Will Qchanor
Carthage
Mitchell Capital
Mother Eve
Garden of Eden
Chamberlain Democrat
Willie Lawton
Castaria D. T
Burron
Walker
Brule
Fiaisis Langley
Kimball Bokota
Ng. Grippen
Joseph
Harbronck
Charlie
Leonard
A. W
Miller
Mrs
Bell
McCann
John Obrison
Samuel
Raymond
K. A
Hoberto
John
Bhinan
May
Smith Ebenizer
Spolek
C. Akin
Ean
Banner Store
S. W. Sedgwick
Ricker & Lindley
Murray & Snyder
Banner
C. C. Akin
J.P. Bebee
Louis Richards
U. Kimball, Dak
Moral Omaha
John White
Curtis & White
Park & Park
Smiths Opera House
John Hollenbeck
Lone Star
H. G. Bloeser
Utr
Well&Wagar's Grocery
J. P. Beebe
Prop
Bank of Kimball
Main
FB. A. Gaus
J. J. Gare
Asat, Cashier
Deporita
Exchange
Depost
General Banking & Exchange
Temperance
Opera House
New Brunswick
Mona
Cai
A. Weeke
E. ©. Smith
Thos. F. Elwood
I. L. Richards
Doctor Hollinger
M. D
Island Main St
Ohio Medical College of Cincinnati
State Medical Society of
Viet
Bellaire
Jermain
Sean
cHree Ho
Warner’s
E. B. Taft
Dalota
Wetherell & Kent
D. L. Smith & Son
South Main Street
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