Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-06
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ciety.
Wolf bounties in Mesker coun , this year
are $40.
A toboRganing club has been organized at
Ltchheld.
Scarlet fever and diphtheris are prevailing
ct st. Paul.
Plans have been prepared for . $50 o hotel
at Willmar.
Black diphtheria has broken out in the vicin-
i.y Of Mentor.
A water power on the Mississippi Il to be
constructed at Braiuerd.
The State Darymen's association will meet
at Albert Lea on Thursday.
TIE State DAir, mems association will meet
at Albert Lea Feb. 2, 8 and 4.
The German Lutheran Church society will
build q 5000 church at Arlington.
A handsome church Is to be built at the
Swede settlement in Martin county.
A l7-year. old boy was found dead drunk on
the streets OF Winona q few days ago.
The first annual meeting of the R,chester
board Ct trade was held Saturday evening.
Flaherty, the man sbot BY Thomas Carroll at
Hinckley, has recovered ard left the coun-
try.
Charles Engstrom, at Rice's camp on the
lower snake river, was killed by q falling
tree.
Three Mormon elders who believe in polyg-
amy are preaching to large audiences at Fri
berg.
The Putnam elevator, recently burned ct
Groton, ia to be rebuilt as soon as the weather
permits.
A Duluth lumber firm has sold TO st. Paul
100, 900 feet Of lumber, to be delivered within
. month.
Horace E. Horton, Of Rochester, las been
awarded Q contract or bull ding two bridges at
Mortified.
The section men working on the railroad
near Window caught q prairie chicken In the
late blizzard.
The muskrats at Redwood Falls are leaving
the sloughs and making their homes around
farm houses.
A large quantity OF hard wood lumber Is be-
ing shipped from Pine City for the Union
Pacific railroad.
The Rock County Vigilance organization
has o membership OF nearly eighty, and is in
creasing very rapidly.
w. H. Fairiel ! sold his interest In the lease
Of the Revere house at Luverne TO stt phen
Kennedy, OF LeMars, 10.
The Goodhue County Agricultural society
has decided to hold its n xt fair at Zlmbrota,
the third week in September.
A course Of lectures has been arranged in
Mcleod county for the purchase of books for
a county teachers library.
The Luce elevator at Red Wing, having a
capacity OF 10000 bushels Of grain, was de-
stroyed by fire on Wednesday.
Plpestone will have a first class opera house
before the close OF the year 1886 IL money,
stone and enterprise viii build 1t.
The Minneapolis water Commissioner de-
c.ded to pay Engineer James Waters a royalty
OF 5000 on the two Jumbo pumps.
The Carnival association of st. Paul passed
a resolution making the ice pslacs u perma-
pent institution for thirty winters to come.
To!lefson g. Graham have purchased ihs
Spring Grove creamery, and low own every
institution OF the kind except one IN that sec
ton.
fhe Northern Pacific bridge at Minneapolis
more than l,5o0 feet in length aud towers
80 Inn Snx4 --o ~. 49, a.. Nlt-l-
sippi.
A motor line, similar to the one now In OPP
Grafton at Minneapolis, is to be Quilt from
that city to St. Pau by way OF hinrehaha
Falls.
Plans for a court house 4sx52 feet, two stor-
les, TO cost s4.50), have been accepted az High
a. 81, 700.
Fl. l.. Alison, Of Rcd Wing, administrators OF
the Clamon estate, has distributed SCI, GOO
among 252 creditors. The total indebtedness
Of the estate was 1892, go 06.
Mrs. Riley brought 8 suit against the city OF
hankato for damages for injuries received on
account OF a defective sidewalk. The city
compromised the matter by paying 81 800.
a Norwegian insane tramp escaped from a
hotel at Be ardsley, and without hat, coat or
shoes wandered about in the woods for TWEEN.
ty.four hours. He is badly rozen, and will
probably die.
The editors and publishers Of Minnesota
VII meet at st. Paul on the 4th and 5.h o.
February to appoint delegates to- the Inter
national Editorial Association meeting at GIN
cinnsti, Feb. 90.
The esrI County Farmers alliance, resolved
to aenceforth recognize no candidate for any
Office other than such as shall, regardless of
party sfilistio~s, sccep. the platform adopted
by the Farmers Alliance Of Minnesota.
In 1! 70 Ira K. Carpenter, of Ma!den Rock,
row OF Red Wing, gave $50 to Trum0ull 81
Ham Of tho former place for safe keeping.
The safe was robbed and the money stolen.
Carpenter sued for the amount ana q verdict
has JUS. been rendered In his f-vor.
Thursday afternoon Chic! OF Police Dil'ey,
Of Mortified, went to attach q colt OF Elisha
Grover, who lived south CT town. Grover re-
fused to surrender the colt, and Dilley At
tempted to open the barn door. Grover shot
Dilley. the ball lodging IN his right side. Dill
iar rat,rco1 Tho ia EiIltpr Crcyav n;,1ay