Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-10-02
MINNESOTA.
9 Ames mill at North6cld IS closed.


Wednesday with Il fine display OF stock.
The Garfield Post &. A. r., of st. Paul, held
a camp fire on Thursday.
a labor social will be held in Minneapolis
next Sunday.
Wofknen are boring for coal on the Gil.
more farm, Faribault.
Duluth is rapidly coming to the front as q
first-class grain center.
A.. l.. Clifford's store In Cannon Falls was
burglarized Friday night.
The corner stone OF a new colored Baptist
church WAS laid Sunday at ST. Paul.
The st, Paul Ice Palace association has de-
cided to give an ice carnival this winter.
The state quarterly meeting OF the Knights
of Labor was held At Saltwater, Sunday.
Minneapolis colored people will celebrate
the emancipation proclamation on the end.
The meetings OF the high school and gram
mar society Of Lake City have been resumed.
The Milwaukee road will reduce Minnesota
passenger rates to three cents "A mile Oct. Is.
The capital stock OF the Minneapolis Street
Railway company has been increased to
sj,00o,0 600.
The Minneapolis Street Car Railway com
pany Saturday filed amended articles Of incor-
poration.
The Edison Electric Light company expect
to put In a $4,000 plant at Minneapolis with.
In four months.
The body Of Henry Rich, the young man
who died at the hospital in saltwater, Thurs
day, will be shipped east.
The Winter Carnival association Of st. Paul
have already began to hold meetings to decide
the location Of the next ice palace.
Thomas Grossly, who has been a resident I'm
the st. Pau neighbornood since 1884, died
suddenly of paralysis on Friday night.
Paul Nicha, in the employment Of Trick Il
Co., ST. Paul, was arrested on Saturday night
for stealing SOB from his employers safe.
Charles Risonger, a brakeman, while coup
ling ears at Renville the other day, fell under
the wheels and had a leg cut of above the
ankle.
While in the register Of deeds office, Satur-
day, Mr.. Brown, Of Eden Prairie, was taken
with a fit, and for some time his life was de-
SPARED Of.
II Is rumortd that George T. Gardner, Of
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clerk of the supreme court, viii decline to |
make the race.
One ear Of oats, one car OF ground feed and
one car Of groceries have arrived at Argyle for
the hail sufferers. The oats aud ground feed
did not last one day.
Ell and Sam Cohen, the Jews arrested upon
the charge Of stabbing John Fitzgibbons at
Nippna,nI;s ,yor, ,,,,,f,,,I T., lr,l. g |
bail, to await examination.
George +. W. Bickmorc, of Minneapolis,
eleven years old, was last week taken 10 the
reform school by Deputy Sheriff Shipley, he
having been found incorrigiblc.
Emmett Roche has brought suit for 500 900
damages against Paul F~ritzche, both OF ST.
Paul, for maIiciously causing him to be ar
rested and imprisoned on a charge Of robbery.
A reception was given at the Grand hotel,
Fergus Falls, Thursday evening, About four
hundred invitations were sent out. The guests
included nearly all the society people of the
city.
Matt kaminietz, who was charged with run.
ming a liquor stand at the fair grounds, st.
Paul, without a license, was discharged bv
United States Commissioners Cardozo Thurs
day.
The case Of r. J. Diamonf who uos or.a
sou III ihe muhic. pal court, st. Paul, for sell
ing lquor In the restricted portion Of the Sev-
eu'h ward, has oeen appealed to the supreme
court.
The breaking 81 a pully attached to the
Brush incandescent dynamo at the Minneapo-
lis Exposition "Wednesday evening caused the
art gallery to be plunged into Egyptian dark
ness for an hour.
George Leighton, a young man Of twenty
four, was found in an unconscious condition
behind a signboard at st. Paul on Tuesday.
He had been dragged and robbed OF a consld-
cradle sum of money.
Henry Schenk has brought suit for $2,ll0,
costs and damages, for being thrown out of
Herman kogler's saloon by the bartender,
Charles Richter. Both Kogler and Richter
are made defendants.
In the district court, Saturday, John Perry,
a colored man, secured a divorce from Luz
cinda Perry, on the ground of desertion. On
the same ground John Parker secured a di-
vorce from Isabella Parker.
The opening exercises Of the Minneapolis
College Of Physicians and Surgeons and the
Minnesota College Of Pharmacy were held on
Monday evening, the Goth inst. The opening
address was by f. j. Brown.
An action for divorce has been commenced
at st. Paul by Stephen II. Reed against his
wife on the ground Of cruel treatment. The
parties were married in 1852, he being eighteen
years OF age and she twenty-tour.
The Omaha has received a new tariff on
lumber from st. Paul end Minneapolis and
eastern and northern division points to the
Sioux City and Pacific and Fremont, Elkhorn
and Missouri Valley road, which reduces the
rate.
Catherine l.. Frost, Of Minneapolis, has filed
papers in the district court against her hus-
band, George w. Frost, asking for an order OF
the court debarring the defendant from hold
ing any title to land left her by a former hus-
band.
The Mccormick Harvester coml any has
purchased an acre and a quarter OF land at
the Minnesota Transfer for the construction
Of "A large warehouse, to be used rs a distribut-