Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-11-06

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The new iron bridge at Paynesyille is almost
completed, whereat the people are pleased.
The convention at Minneapolis of the w.
c.. T. |. comprises four or five hundred la
dies.
Custer post, G.. A. r., will hold a camp fire
In their hall at Rochester Wednesday evening,
Nov. 3.
The president has appointed Fred Puhler
postmaster at Ada, vice Peter Ramstad, sus.
pended.
over $50 was melted by the Hihernians AT
their dance given at Teutonia hall, Hastings,
Tuesday night.
The Owatonna Catholic fair opened Wee
nesday and will continue during the remain
der OF the week.
The Duluth Lumber company has trans
ferred to ;. X. Martin, 1000 acres Of pine
lands for $4,000.
The Masonic lodge at Pine Island will be
dedicated next Thursday by VI. W. VI. Il. ii.
Cove, of Rochester.
A Young Mems Republican club was organ
ICED at Faribault Saturday evening with a
membership Of over 200.
Antoine Garget, wanted in Wabassa, Mimi,
for bigamy and embezzlement, was arrested
at Milwaukee Monday.
, The ladies Of the German Catholic church
in Chippewa Falls will giTe a bazaar and fair
this week in Agnew's hall.
Those saved from the fearful train wreck at
Rio on Wednesday night were brought to St.
Paul the following evening.
Fred Swartwood died on SUNDAY at his
fathers home in East Rochester, after a long
illness. The funeral was held Tuesday.
f. II. Loe, professor OF mathematics at tie
Red Wing seminary, has left for Minneapolis
to take up his residence there.
The funeral Of the late Ole Skoglund on
Monday was largely attended. The remains
were inferred in Lakeside cemetery.
The young people Of the NJ. f. church at
Red Wing held a sociable and supper at the
Of the church Friday evening.
The Swedish mission conference, which was
announced to be held in Red Wing November
has been postponed until November Is.
Lawrence Sullivan Of Motgomery, was over.
by foul gas while descending into a well
and died before aid could reach
him.
The new Methodist church at Rich Valley
dedicated on Sunday, the Rev. $. b.
Warner, Of the st. Paul district, delivering
the sermon.
Mrs. James !. Winder, one of the pioneers
st. Paul, died Saturday at Anoka, aged 81
years. She was well known in various parts
Of the state.
The finishing touches are being placed upon
the interior of the new First Baptis- church,
Paul, and 1t will be ready for occupancy
IN a few days.
Simonds IL Clough, Rochester, have re
'eived the six months stallion colt for which
hey paid $1,000 at the recent sale In Ken
He is a chestnut Of high breeding and
great promise.
The Fergus Falls Journal offers a years
subscription Of its paper to the person who
,omes nearest to guessing Magill's majority
over Ames in Otter Tail county.
A trio Of sneak thieves were arrested Tues
lay, in Minneapolis, with ogercoats in their
possession. One Of them gave his name as
Dickinson, and said he came from Fargo.
The Polish Catholic fair at Duluth, which
'aS IN progress mCet Of the week, and which
iosed S%aturda Night, vas a very successful
~. Tue receipts averaged 800 a night.
-ac pos;ofice at Zumbrota was broken open
)n Friday night, but the thieves couldn't blow
The safe open, and SO had TO content them
selves with SO found in the till and a fur
Men and teams are at work on the Dakota
Il Montana railroad il East Grand Forks.
The line, with the exception Of a mile, is now
ready for ties, am. the completion of the work
is near at hand.
The second in the Y. VI. c. A. course of
lectures vas given Tuesday night at Philhar-
monte hall, Minneapolis, by City Treasurer
Moulton; subject, Pictures of Yellowstone
Park = illustrated.
Bishop Whiflle and wife, OF Faribault, were
on the wrecked Milwaukee train at Rio, and
viii the exception Of nervous prostration
were uniniured.
AS a freight train passed through Delano
eight or ten men were about to get on the
train, when Thomas Dcvine fell between the
cars and was cut up badly. 1t Is thought
that he cannot recover.
The walls of the new postofice building at
Paul are about completed up to the Sec
ond story, and it is intended to have the sec
ond story completed this season if cold wealth
nr does not set in too soon.
Graceyille Transcript: At Odessa last Sun
lay morning Swan Larson, aged 10 years,
vas shot In the abdomen by a lad of thirteen,
Who was fooling with a little ~ caliber revol-
'cr. Larsen died on Monday.
Messrs. B%roughton and Murphy, the men
INJURED by a fall from the exposition building,
Minneapolis, will eacl. sue for 81, 900 damages
The directors paid the physicians bills, and
wages of the men up to a certain date,
The contract for building the Duluth, HUI
on " Denver road has been let TO A. l.. Ev-
of Chicago, to be completed and ready
or business Sept. l, 1887. A crew of men
viii be employed all winter near sauk Cen
er.
A highwayman near Moorhead on Saturday
topped and robbed Mr.. Henry Bsrtle and DR..
f.. Andrews. Neither Of the victims had
ny money worth mentioning. and so the dar-
ng thief received only few dollars TO reward
i'm for his daring crime.
The Jewish synagogue at Minneapolis has