City Items and New Year Happenings in Kimball
City notices and social notes from Kimball detailing New Year’s greetings, a dancing club formation, church concert, Christmas events, people visiting relatives, local business changes, and legal cases. Highlights include Miss Barnard of Mitchell, Mr. Barnard of Flandreau, and Geo. Gilbert's assault case near Jerauld county with acquittal after provocation.
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Miss Barnard
Mitchell
Chamberlain
Kimball
Geo. Gilbert
Asault
Evans Flackie
Jerauld
Ryan
Dunlap
Schwindt
Capt
Curtiss
Gilbert
Information Wanted on Missing Young Man Victim
A request for information seeks the whereabouts of friends of a about twenty five year old man. He is five feet eight inches, heavily built with dark hair and a mustache. He lies in a coal shed as a mangled mass of flesh and bone after being caught reading copy on the cases. Exchangon please copy.
Uniform publication charges set for final proofs notices
Mitchell and Oak districts fix a uniform $5 rate for final proof notices across newspapers, six weeks publishing period. Appeals and contest notices retain previous timing. Kimball papers cut prices to $5 for final proofs and a penny for contest and appeal notices going forward, not retroactive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Office
Mitchell
Oak
Freritt
Register
Kimball
New Milwaukee survey shifts rail line toward Kimball
The Citizen of Scotland reports a morning survey by Engineer Valentine and assistants moving from Scotland toward Kim Wall to connect with the main line at Kim Wall Brule County. The Mitchell Mail notes the move aims to block Yankton Chamberlain proposals and push a southern route through Bon Homme Hutchinson Douglas and Brule counties to Kimball, signaling Milwaukee’s bid to control southern Dakota rail, suppressing competitors.
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Scotland
Mitchell
Valentine
Milwaukee Ras
Kim Wall
Brule County
Yankton
Chamberlain
Bon Homme
Arn Hutchinson
Douglas
Brule
Kimball
Milwaukee Company
Dakota
Mitchell Mail
G A Fair and Dance At Warner's Hall
The G A A post advertised a fair and dances for the 24th to 26th inst at Warner's Hall. Crowds gathered nightly with full halls by eight o'clock and late hours, Taft of the Taft House provided supper from eleven to one, praised for the upper arrangements. On Tuesday the crowd remained large until three a.m. before retiring, while Wednesday saw fewer attendees. Numerous items were sold during the fair, with Cashier Foote notably winning a hanging lamp valued at $12.
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G. A.A. Post
Warner's Hall
Taft
Foote
A Christmas Story Hor Old and Young in Tremont
A quirky Tremont Christmas tale narrates a man near Railroad Avenue with many turkeys. One turkey is good natured and calm, avoiding Frog Hollow poultry and keeping distance from woe and trouble. Another turkey boasts wisdom and is seen as a sly, crafty barnyard figure.
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Railroad Avenue
Tremont
The Good Natured Turkey and the Wise One Tale
A Three Weeks Before Christmas fable from New York Truth contrasts a fattening good natured turkey with a wary thin turkey. The master feeds the greedy bird to fatten him for market while the wise bird survives on little, only to be spared when the butcher trades him for a heavy brick and the flock is sold. The tale ends with a moral about living by the way.
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Turkey
Iix
Shaye
New York
Christmas Eve Santa Visits Kimball Church
A large crowd filled the Presbyterian church in Kimball on Christmas Eve for a festive program. Santa Claus arrived as 367 presents were distributed from the grand tree amid recitations songs and lunch box sales ensuring a joyous end to the evening.
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Bush
Kimball
Presbyterian Church
Rey
Humphrey
J. B. Taylor
Jessie Beebe
Abby Richards
Edith Sedgwick
Mark Maynard
Santa Claus
ConnxsronENce Department Open for News Submissions
The URAFEIO department invites items for publication and notes editors are not responsible for unsigned pieces. A brief anecdote from Mitchell reports Miss Lizzie Fowler gave a lawyer a gift of four cucumber pound cakes, praising Fowler for making it and vowing future visits to the young attorney.
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The
Urafeio
Aeticlee
Mitchell
Lizsie Fowler
Fowler
Lagat
Can You Tell Us What a Masher Hat Is
Bijou Thite writes that young ladies seek a definition of a masher hat. The editor explains hats in simple terms, describing a soft material crown turned up on the left with a feathered end. A warning to the Big Mills mine is issued about a suitor wearing such a hat on Sunday evening.
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Kimball
Chamberlain
Register
Granuate
John King
Grarmic
Big Mills
New Year Reflections From Park and Lichty
A reflective New Year editorial contemplates time and toll of the past year. It ponders savings, kindness, and the impact of mourning as families face the year’s end with memory and hope. Park and Lichty close with a teaser about gifts.
The Sun Magazine Promotes Its Own Value and Reach
The Sun declares its vast Tas Bar readership and twelve months of broad influence. It touts truth, concise news, and honest government advocacy, urging subscriptions with claims of unmatched literary and domestic value in 19th century American print.
Farmers Gain Year of American Farmer Premium
The Granitic offers subscribers a one year premium of the American Farmer, a large 16 page weekly published at Fort savine with a subscription price of 1.00 per year. Farmers in Dale county are urged to avail themselves, sample copies available at the office.
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Fort Savine Guade
Dale County
Warner's Store Displays Wide City Bargains
A jumble of advertisements for Warner's Store and nearby shops touts deals on majolica, leather goods, canned snacks, candy, yarns, bed linens, storm windows, men and womens clothing, undergarments, flour, crockery, glassware, and bulk staples. Includes calls to visit Robinsons Shanty and Park Lichty for various goods and a Bank of Kimball notice.
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Warners
Saxony
Warner's
J. A. Smith
Lauberman
Park & Lichty
Blue Front
Robinsorm Shanty
Brule County
Park &Khty
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Kimball Graphic
KinsaLy
Tmnan
Eviros
Maneeseee Butera
the Kimball Publishing CO
Verns
Inapvanck
Tas
Pamenger
Ve.golmng
Cownry Osx
Tanirvens
Darvrz
Semirr
Bert. Oy Cross
Beas Bura's
Veecem
Ane
J. Andrews
Eld
Ochsner
Cme
Austin
P.M. Kaney
Cameron J. W. Orcutt
Wannin
J.W. Orcutt
E. Wellh
Vna
Blane Louin Richardn
HS Danino
L.A. Foote
J.B Ryan
Kimball Ig
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Siena
Mr. Barnard
Flandreau
Mrs. W. 5. Willis
Grammie
Chas. Walker
Chamberlain Register
Scott
Pukwana
Geo. Bloeser
Meswrs Snyder and Murray
Waterloo
I.C. Hollinger
Rooma
Warner & Lawton
Monsrs Hardy& Cook
Main St
D. E. Wella
Nashua
Fanny Eastman
E. J. Well
Chamberlain Opera House
Musers, King & Conklin
Grandville
Bijou
Star
Jay Saunders
Saunders
Judge Long
Christmax
Baywall
Grand Forks
Iness Directory
Dennis Ryan
Wanhingtom
Tanda Boughit
Watt House
Kiba
Arch I. Stuary
Tay, Reunties & A
Fellinger and Herring
Office Xin
W. Duncan
Pennkiss
Ofice
Reaidener
Shamberini I
Hollinger Fhyvieun
Kimball Dak Sredunte
College of Physicians and Bergeons
Baltimore
Stollinger 4&Fernng Main
JE. Cone M
Roure Mayon Front
Cuskom Hessonsare
Ferris Wurvey Wan
Forest Tree
Ball Dakota
Ivey & Leedon
Avreasete
Avenix
Franklin
Charles Mix County
Dak
Akin
Kimball Dakota
Hiram Young
Mase
Hollager & Heering
Drag Miore
West Law
Dunlap Brothers
A. L. Baker
LQAH
Granville
Brale
Old Town
Dijin Hills
Mogey
Railroad
G. A. By
Fair and Dance
Kiraball
Earth
Han
Mount Coveeniewa
Moon
Searth
Globe
Americas
Republican Party
Svestee
Tuk Hon
Ant
Bane
J. W. Barbee
Kimball, Dakota
Canaixs
Kimball Market
Park & Tachty
Lear
Ami
II Ravardad
Uty
LC. Hollinger
California
Warneta
A. Smith
Kran
Butler's Blue Front
Warner’s
Hagpur
Straery
Kobi Kimball
Weeks Od Wells
J. A. Smith's
Conta Exch
Park & Lichtty
York & Lichty
Re. Tinun
M. V. Bailor
Park & Liohty
Mix May
Forbes Brothers
Tesh
Bank OF
Park & Licht
Robinson's
Tara
Limerick
Ered Warner
Hutchinson
Davie Co
Wika & Weira
Mousy
Weil
C. C. Alin
Kteaball
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