Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-04-24
MINNESOTA.

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Albert Lea farmers will form an alliance.
Mankato GLAZING a population OF ten thous-
and.
Duluth is to have q -four barrel msnufac-
tory.
Horse thieves abound in the vicinity Of WI
nons.
Tie enrolment of school children In Albert
Lea 10 $50.
Tin ore is said to have been discovered near
Redwood Falls.
Paramount has fixed the price Of liquor
license at $500.
Several Rochester farmers are about to To-
cate IN Louisiana.
Discoveries Of silver deposits have been
made In Rock county.
The election Of city ca GERS At Red Wing will
take place on the 25th.
An insurance company with 800, 600 has
been organized at Duluth.
Ex-senator Window denies that he and Mark
Dunnell have been reconciled.
The saloon licenses in Cannon Falls have
been reduced from $5QJ to 500.
NJ. j. Lsnihan's store at Lakeville burned.
Loss, Is, geo; insurance, $500.
Some ~scoundrels set five to q lot Of hay In
the bottoms opposite Shakopee.
Faribault's lock up WAS broken open a few
days ago and two prisoners were liberated.
The electors of the village OF Mondovl voted
| tho = ~ Iioonaa fIckat hy a uavv layua maiortty
SO far this season four hundred car loads of
baled hay have been shipped from Worthing-
ton.
C.G Gibson, Of Austin, was arrested at
Dennison, Texas, the other day for embezzle-
ment.
z. A. Chandler, ex. auditor of Redwood
Falls county, died suddenly Of apoplexy last
week.
An eastern capitalist wants to purchase the
extensive gypsum beds nine miles south Of
jamestown.
The twelve .year-old daughter OF Michael
Engel, at Victor, was burned to death while
boiling soap.
Several log drivers were arrested at North
field for breaking up an election In R!chield
last Tuesday.
The Crookston sporting men will put In
shape the half mile track there for q series Of
races this season.
A Window man is the possessor of a candle
mold which was used by the pilgrims in the
Mayflower In 1920.
Mrs. Jane T. Harrison, who died q few days
ago In Minneapolis, bequeathed 800, 600 to
various charitable institutions.
Urban A. Briggs, OF Traverse county, was
probably fatally burned while trying to save
some stock from a burning barn.
The Northern Pacific Railroad company is
constructing a dock at Duluth which, 1t l.
said, will be the largest in the word.
A man named Thompson, Of Waseca. while
temporarily insane, left the cars near Law
renee, OAK, and has not since been seen.
Grading will be commenced from CrookstoI
soon on the Manitoba's new road to Duluth
Profles OF the first twenty miles are on file.
ID E. Smith, of Verndale, was probably ia.
tally stabbed at Verndale by Homer Graba
The quarrel grew out Of a cattle transac
ton.
A large boot and shoe factory is to be es
tablished at Anoka by Massachusetts, capital
lists. The company only ask chesp rent as
/ bonus.
l.. FL. Colby, of Barnesville, has filed hi
schedule under the recent assignment. Tn
sssets are placed at s22, coo, with liabilities o
St 5000.
A heavy rain storm passed over Battle Lake
Clement Crogan and bis hired man we're In
jured by lightning. The latter is Ia a critica
condition.
. A man named Paulson tried to commit sui
eide at Ada by drowning himself. Friend
suspected hls design, and dragged him out O
the river.
/, A man named Reopold In North Rocheste
t sold his wife to Mr., Wells for 800, but III
woman refused to be sold, and Wells mad
Reopold refund.
The government having refused to allo,
booms In the Red river, necessitates tbs saw
ing Of the principal amount Of the ccmin
drive at Crookston.
Seeding has begun at s.. Vincent and farm
ers are avsiling themselves of the fin
weather. No seeding was done last year fl
that section before April 30.
The 81. Cloud Elevator company, with a cap
itsl OF $loo, 900, has been organized for tn
purpose OF building elevators along the st
Cloud g. Willmar railroad.
Near Mszeppa, Sunday, the engine Of tn
work train on the narrow guage railway strucl
a rock and was thrown from the track, strik
ing bottom side up In the ditch. The engine.
aud e ceman escaped injury by jumping. TIL
wreck delayed other trains for several hours.
For the year ending March 81 the Luvern
postofRce melted the government 81, 500. Tn
gross receipts for the year were g .C35, a n In
crease OF about $500 over the previous yea,
Postmaster Howes has applied for an increas
OF salary In accordance with the increase O
business.
The Woiaen's Christian Temperance unto
at Grand Meadow, ORGANIZED last week, CAV,
their first met ting Saturday night IN the NJ. z
church. The hous was crowded. The exer
cises were highly interesting and satisfactor,
70 ell, and did nE Oh credit to Dirs. II. b. Shell
don, the president.
Mary Olson, OF LIverne, the woman who at
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