Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-10-30
MINNESOTA.

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Owstonna, Sunday ovening.
The wedding Of Charles Blair and Miss Lib
bic Williamson, Of Owatonna, will take place
Tuesday evening al the residence Of c.. VI.
Williamson.
John ~liiser, an old and respected resident,
was buried from the German Lutheran church,
Red Wing, Tuesday, Rev. G.. Bender, the pas
tor, officiating.
Merrill Clough, of Rochester, is returning
from Louisville, Ky, with a $500 five
months colt which he purchased at the annual
sale In that city.
The Anok athletes have opened one OF the
best equipped gymnasiums in the state al
the Casino rink. and the club will hold meet
ingS twice q week.
Goethe lodge, /. o. O. T., Owatonna, Las
repaired its hall and refurnished it with ele-
giant new furniture. 1t gives 8 ball soon TO
help dcfray expenses.
Galen A. Merrill Of Adrian, Mich the n.w-
school for INDECENT children, has entered upon
IA sdutics at Owatonua.
The side tracks at Bird Island are full Of
ears loaded with wheat for Minneapolis,
which the company cannot take care of there
on account Of the strike.
Father Fitzgerald, Of the Church of the I'M
maculatc Conception, Minneapolis, has re-
moved to Belle Creek, having succeeded Rev.
Father Ansbro, deceased.
Sunday evening a sneak thief entered the
chapel of the Congregational church, Roches-
ter, during services and made of with what
personal property was within reach,
c.. {. Schultz. tobacconist, Minneapolis,
met with what may prove a fatal accident on
Tuesday. He was flung out Of his buggy,
his spine being injured and his head cut.
At the council meeting at Duluth Monday
evening the village surveyor was instructed
to draw plans for an iron railroad bridge at
Lake avenue for which the ST. Paul Il Duluth
Is expected to pay.
c.. w, Putnam, chairman Of the late Re
publican county convention, Anoka, has APP
pointed the following committee; c. {.
Crane, O. l.. Cutter, Hans Nelson, b. r.
Downs, Frank Hart.
Albert Swefiehover and Mathes Wallasch,
who were found guilty Of the murder Of Peter
Bayie, were sentenced Monday by Judge
Clough at Chippewa Falls, to Waupun to seq.
en- years Imprisonment.
Hans Nelson, An0ka, who was nominated
by the Democrats as superintendent of
schools. is n Republican and refused TO allow
his name to be used, and has since been APP
pointed on the Republican county commit.
tee.
The members Of the Grand Commandery
Knights Templar drill corps, Minneapolis,
have presented Capt. \. NJ. Shuey with a
beautiful Swiss watch and a heavy gold chain,
an elaborate X. 7. cross and a Scottish Rite
ring,
Nels Larson, aged nineteen, living near the
town Of Odessa, was MORALLY wounded Sun
,iay by means of a revolver in the hands Of -
friend, a boy of thirteen. The bali entered
the abdomen, and he died Monday after
noon.
Articles of incorporation Of the Western
Avenue Creamery company, Minneapolis
were filed Tuesday 10y Orlando 7. Letchner,
Cyrus NJ. Cook, and Frank r. Cook, with q
| capital stock Of $4,000, and limit ci indcbt-
cdness of 5000.
Postmaster Footc, Of AnoEa, has been mott
fled that a new mail route, to take effect july
!. 1887. has been established, with the fol-
lowing postoniccs on the line: Auoka, Oal,
Grove, st. Francis Bethel, Athens, lsanti,
aul Cambridge, with scm!-wcekly mail.
A fire wa. discovered in the new dwelling
of Prof. Hunfington, of Carleton college,
Mortified. Some matches got on fire in &
tool chest, burning the chest entirely mp anc
through The Goor, dropping the tools into Z
@cistern. The house is badly smoked aud dam
aged about $1,000; fully insured.
:. 4. Foster, Republican nominee forschoo
superintendent at Lake City. has withdraw
his name from the county ticket. He is th'
present incumbent Of the Office, has given hi
whole time to . faithful discharge Of is dutiet
but Is unwilling TO make a partisan run fo
re-clcction. The vacant place on the t!cke
has not yet been filed.
Isaac Staples Clark, the eldest son OF Mat
Clark. saltwater, died Friday night OF diph
iberia. He was born December 3, 1878
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himself Frustrated with the same disease, ait
more especially 50 on account of the recen
death OF Mrs. Clark. It is also a painful
blow to Isaac Staples, grandfather Of the lit
tie one.
The following letter containing a s. bill
was received lately by r. &. Hill, Dodge Cen
ter: Enclosed please find 81 bill, whici
please accept as payment In full OF my Gcbt t.
YOU. A number Of years ago | took from
your store goods amounting to about s. vi
beknown TO you. This will cover amount /
full due to date. ! now owe no man a dollar
Very truly, -"
AT the meeting of the board Of trade, Re
Wing, q general discussion took place in It
gard to railroad and insurance matters
McsSrs. S. g. Footc, Charles Betcher, Pete
Nelson and W. I. Cross were appointed t
represent this c,ty at 4 meeting OF partie
from cities interested In constructing a roa
from IuInbruta To Ellsworth, which meets a
ST. Paul.
Messrs. Wright and Larrabec, Of the Noril
west Indian commission, returned 10 Rraiu
crd MONDAY from Gull Lake, having secure
The unanimous consent Of the Gull Lake Ii
diaps 10 the proposed pan Of consolidate
ana removal to The White Earth reservation
The commissioners VIII 90 from here 10 -
Paul, where they viii be Joined by Bisho