Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-04

schuyler Is divided III ave districts Tor hre
alarm.
A panther has been seen lately near Mar
%rillviiie.
Toud City is struggling under a load of
The postofice at Caroline is TO be discon-
tinued.
gambling dens
A Cornell man has made 500 gallons Of mo-
lasses this season.
A Table Rock man has sent 1869 dozen
eggs to New York this year.
The past We k has been a very brilliant one
socially In NJ neapolls.
A new railway depot is TO be built at Austin
by the Muwa company.
Three suicides occurred last week in the
vicinity OF Howe, Nemaha county.
Hastings is to have a base ball club next
season with a capital stock Of 81, ZOO.
A new national bank has been established
at Duluth with p capital OF 500, 000.
Efforts are being made to organize a grange
Of the Patrons OF Husbandry at Utica.
An eagle which measured eight feet six
inches from tip to tip was shot last week near
Fremont.
The grain dealers Of Crookston cannot get
transportation for all the wheat offered 10y
farmers.
been made in the vicinity Of Nebraska City
this year.
The officers of Blue Hill have put an in
junction on the barber, not allowing him to
shave Sunday.
The water works company OF Rochester is
is going to make an artesian well on land re-
Gently purchased.
About thirty socialists met at st. Paul on
Sunday TO organize an American section. The
speakers opposed anarchlsm.
Mrs. Bradley, Of London, delivered IA tenn
perance address at Duluth on Sunday, under
the auspices Of the W. C.. T. l..
The citizens Of Lincoln arc trying to raise
500, 600 by subscription { OBSCURE the location
of the Methodist university at that city.
A petition has been forwarded to the post
master-general praying for the establishment
Of "A postonice at Vendome, with o, W. Gar
diner as postmaster.
Colby, a lawyer of Blue Springs, had yitriol
hADNh III hiN iaN' al WV ihoihihS " "a
| party who called to the door. S. j. Bryant is
arrested charged with the crime.
At Pipestone Farmer Hatfield lost several
head OF stock during Wednesdays storm. Sey-
eral others report small losses OF stock.
The carriage shop Of David Corners, Of
saltwater, was destroyed by fire on Sunday
morning. Loss, $1,000; insured for 81 900.
"A carload of apples belonging to a commits
sion merchan. at Sioux Falls got caught In
the blizzard at Pipestone Wednesday, and
were frozen,
The farm house of julius Pappenfuss, of
Benton county, was destroyed by fire Tuesday
night, and the family had 10 seek shelter in
the grannry.
The new roller mill at Pennington lately
completed, owned by Jacob Leuf, has COM.
merced grinding. The mill cost ST., $50, the
town giving a bonus Of 81, 900.
John Eckman, OF kasota, a foreman in
Breen's stone quarry, while on his way home
stumbled and rolled down the cmhankment
into the Minnesota river and was drowned.
Edgar Fronney, a farmer near Friberg,
Otter Tail county, while riding accidentally
discharged a gun loaded with tuckshot, the
charge entering his breast. He will prohably
die.
The council of Owatonu2 passed an Grdin-
ance prohibiting dogs from running az large.
The dog belonging to G. "a. Hadley, author
of the ordinance, was the Grst to be put into
the pound.
ANffuwatl.n 1,n-rnAt;,a - MI, O.,
struck the wagon attached to a team driven
by Albert Huntley Of that place, completely
den,oiishing the wagoe and seriously iniuring
HuEtlcy.
j, ID. Cottrell, a wcll-known member Of the
Minneapolis bar, died Monday, after an i'll
ness of several days duration, lie was forty
five years old, and stood at the front rank of
his profession.
The Blair Republican ''poirts a moral and
adorns a tale'' with the fsilure OF a town
banker who Invested $4,000 and a fouse and
home in whisky, which he consumed in eigh-
teen months.
Lincoln County Tribune: The people of
Grant, Keith county, are making ready to
move their buildings to the nearest town to
them on the new railroad. Where the site is
located has not been made public.
William b.. Glenn was found dead in Bos-
sert's barn at Anoka Sunday morning. While
under the influence OF liquor he had gone Ia
the hay loft To sleep, the night before, and ac.
cidentally fell through a trap door and broke
his neck.
ON Sunday morning a freight train on the
Milwaukee a st. Paul road ran into a freight
on the Winona 4 st. Peter line at st. Peter
junction. The engineers claim that the acct
dent occurred on account of a dense fog which
prevailed at the time. Several cars were
wrecked, bnt no lives were lost.
Fairmont Sentinel Allen Martin, If Lake
Belt, laid out on the prairie one Of the cold
nights of last week, and froze his feet SO bad
ly that portions OF them will have to be am
putatad. Mr.. Martin was taken with such Sc
we're pains In the back that he could not ride
his horse, and the night being dark he was
unable 30 reach shelter.
breckenridge Gazette: Mr.. Il. Davenport.
of 81. Paul, was sent into this locality 10
make a superficial survey of the river between
and Fergus Falls. and 10 report to
the government as 10 the feasibility Of max
ing continuous navigation between those two
He informs us that all the river be