Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-13
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The Msnkato police have forbidden coast
ing.
Silver mining is under way at New Rich
land.
The RedWing board Of trade has been re,
organized.
An electric light company has been organ
tied at Marshfeld.
George Norman will manufacture cheese al
Judson next spring.
About $4,000 has been subscribed at Pipe
Stone for an opera house.
A movement is on foot at Fairbault to or
ganize q new board Of trade.
Pipestone will have a frst-class opera house
before the close OF the year 1886.
The Warren city council has ordered q fire
engine, nose, etc to cos: $1,000.
Toboggans nave been purchased for use by
the hospital patients at st. Peter.
Mr.. P. p. Hubbell, Of Winona, celebrated
his S7th birthday ON the 3rd inst.
The ice festival at ST. Paul has attracted a
swarm OF crooks and pickpockets.
On the morning OF the 4th the thermometer
at Rochester registered As below zero.
While fooling with q revolver John Craw.
ford Of Cascade shot himself to death.
James Quincy, OF Galesville, Wisconsin, was
killed at WinonA in q runaway on the 3rd inst
The President Wednesday nominated
Thomas 2. Naughton as postmaster al Maus-
ton.
The Minnesota conference Of the Swedish
Augustans synod will meet at saltwater Feb
ruary 9.
Hiram Prescott, a half breed, was found at
the Shakopee elevator frozen to death on
Wednesday.
On account Of the great depth OF snow on
the ice, fish In Circle lake are In danger Of
suffocating.
A joint stock company has been organized
at Judson for the purpose of dealing in and
breeding fine stock.
A petition is In circulation at shakopee for
the pardon of s.. L. NJ. Moore, OF Prior Lake,
convicted Of forgery.
Fred Carpenter, of Window, bought eighty
osaCo - iohu poiu ~ "a Va thC ~
ceeds OF the first years crop.
According to the Winona Herald, the Bohn
Manufacturing company have not yet decided
to remove the works to st. Paul.
J.. B. sackett, deputy collector of internal
revenue at st. Peter since 1852, has resigned
and been succeeded by X. w. Lamberton.
Dss MONIES is to have a new hotel, to be
built by o stock company and to cost Sl75, coo.
1t is to be the largest hotel building In the
west.
A flowing well has been struck at lie Sank,
Stearns county, at the depth OF eighteen feet.
There Is but one other flowing well In the
county.
A party of capitalists from Kansas are con.
templating investing about $25, 600 In a sum,
mer resort in Otter Tail, Becker or Gran,
county.
Tie board OF trade of Hokah proposes to Sc
cure the Milwaukee company's water powe,
and donate 1t TO any live manufacturing estab
lishment.
N. 2. Clarke, John Cooper, G. A. Gilman
aud d.. b. Searle have made q partial strange.
ment for a sale OF blooded stock at st. Cloud
the coming spring.
Abijah Wilbur, one Of the pioneers ir
Methodism In Iowa, died at his home In Mar
shalltown, aged SO years, from the effects Of
old age. He was the father.in.law of Hon
James Wilson OF Tama county.
Hastings has a t~oboggan club with fifty
poanharc und q oocnnH club 10 hctyny voo
tied. The slide is the finest In the state, ~:
feet high and $50 long, and being inclosed the
t~oboggans need no steering.
Pm Smith, an attorney OF Fergus Falls
was shot and fatally wounded by a saloor
keeper named Kempfer IN the ~latter's place Of
business. The ARRAY grew out Of a difficult,
in relation to an insurance matter.
The examination OF Pierce Lowell at Amboy
for shooting Clark Latin at that place result
ed In binding the defendant over to the grand
jury at the May term for assault with a deadly
weapon. The ARRAY was the result Of an ole
quarrel.
A fire broke out In the business center of st
Paul on Friday evening, and after destroying
$3.50 900 worth OF property was gotten under
control. The buildings destroyed were occu
pied by the Ryan Drug company, Schultz 6
Co. and a fve-story building owned by Dennis
Ryan.
Thomas Nelson, q laborer on the Chicago
Burlington and Northern works, two mile
north Of Hastings, while attempting to board g
freight train Saturday afternoon, was run
over, having one of his legs broken In three
places. DR.. p. A. Heitz was at once summoned,
and is now In attendance.
The fifteenth anniversary OF the Father
Matthew Total Abstinence society Of Winons
was celebrated on Thursday evening. Among
the speakers was Father Gallagher, of ut.
Paul Father Koonon, Of Rushford; P. Fitz
patrick, Rev. p. Fox and p. j. Warren,
Winona. The attendance was very large.
The Waseca Herald gives an account of a
wonderful cure at that place recently. Mrs.
G.. G. Cloghorn, who has been for several
months suffering for paralysis and unable 10
walk, says she heard q mysterious voice say
"Arise and walk" and the next day was able
to get up, dress and walk about the house.
The Winona Pontoon Bridge company filed
articles Of Incorporation to-day. The articles
provide for the building Of one or more pom
tocn bridges; the capital stock Is fixed at