Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-05-15
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port Of Duluth.
There is a rumor that q new paper will be
started at Elgin.
c.. Fidler, Of Hastings, was robbed Of s110
on Thursday night.
Wheat in Waseca county has suffered much
from wet weather.
ct. Pau will have . civil service examination
session May 20.
Anew paper is soon to be established at
Elgin, Wabashs county.
Joseph Monnis WAS killed near Chsska bv
being run over bv the cars.
The coopers Of Winona struck on Wednes-
day for an advance in wages.
Martin Souer, one Of the cyclone victims
died at R!ce's Station Thursday.
Albert stolzenburg was drowned recently In
the Minnesota river at Red Stone.
Hon. John p. Williams IL Q candidate for
Judge In the Fergus Falls district.
Bishop Whtpple will administer the rite OF
conf rmation In Janesville May 81
Much wheat on low lands In WAseca county
has c cen killed by too much water.
Over forty applications for saloon licenses
are on file at the Manksto city council.
Mr.. shafer, OF Minneapolis, VAS robbed of a
gold " atch and chain on Sunday evening.
An attempt WAS made to burn o. j.. Hawk
ms restaurant at Cannon Falls on Monday.
Joseph Cook lectured at Rochester Wednes-
day evening. The net receipts were IS cents.
H. w. Hawley has become editor of the
Minneapolis Journal, Mr.. David Blakely re-
firing.
Thirty eight million feet OF lumber was
banke ed on the Court O'Rielles reservation last
season.
Hon. William Howe, of Rcd Wing, died Sat-
urdsy at Neponset, Mass. He settled at Rad
Wing In 1857.
An Alma City man is regularly engaged In
the business Of making cyclone cellars on
scientific principles.
Mrs. H. A. Brown shot herself at Austin,
Monday, while temporarily dersnged. She
will probably recover.
Congressman Strait, Of the Third district,
reiterstes his determination not to accept a
nomination for congress.
While alighting from a railroad coach at
Wells, Mrs. w. Holt, Of OwatonnA, fell and
dislocated her hip joInt.
There Halvarson, formerly OF La Crescent
has invented q machine for picking cotton,
which is said to be a great success.
Rev. P.J. Sword pastor Of the S xedish Luth-
eran church at Red Wing, has accepted a call
to the pastorate Of the church at st. Paul.
Mrs. wubbans, OF Pipestone. was attacked
recently by q vicious COW and almost killed.
She was rescued by some workmen near by.
A band tournament will be held at Roches-
ter, June II and IS. A musical festival will
be held In connection with the band conv,n-
ton.
Intelligence has just been received OF the
Neponset. Mass, Saturday. He settled at Red
Wing IN 1857.
VIM. Maine, who wss arrested at Bismarck
for robbery, ia the son OF a prominent mer-
chant a. Austin. Frank Johnson, his confed
crate is from Minneapolis.
A new town has been laid out at the we ,
side Of Green Lake, on the st. Cloud aid Will
mar railroad. II Is called Spicersv!lle, after
Mr.. Sp!cer, q Wilmar merchant.
The saloon keepers of Warren, six In mum
Der, have closed. The license fee is $500, ard
they refuse 10 reopen until the fee Is reduced.
In Argyle a similar strike is in progress.
Miss Mary Liehtbourne, Of 81. Paul, was
shot and killed by the accidental discharge of
q revolver In the hands OF her brother or Sun
day evening about Z o'clock. The girls father
Is a compositor IL the Globe Office.
A burglar entered the residence Of Peter
Jorgenson, Of Red Wing, went 10 his room up
stairs, took his pants and vest from the room
and then went down to the parlor. where he
extracted from them $40 in cash aud q solid
gold hunting case stem winding watch.
While the body Of the little son OF Andrew
Diebel, Of Owatonna, who had died Of d'ph-
liberia, was being conveyed to the cemetary
Wednesday q second con took sick and died OF
the same disease. Two other children Of the
same family are now very low, and are not ex.
pected to live.
OoiuN III oh Oba Aoh hNAeA ~ NScht
county, one and oue-balf mile from Carver,
while walking on the railroad track was struck
and instantly killed by the engine OF the 81.
Louis fast express going south Monday after
noon. The whistle was sounded and he
| stepped of the track, but stepped on again
too late for the engineer to stop the train.
The new Game Protective society have an
nounced their intention to prosecute to the
full extent OF the law all violations OF the
game and fsh laws. During the past week
wagon loads of fish, principally wali-eyed pike,
showing no marks OF either hook or spear,
have been brought into the city. Wholesale
prosecutions OF ~violators are looked for with
10 a few days.
s. Hetherington, OF Fergus Falls. while re-
turning home from Pebble lake, where he had
been fishing, walked on the railroad track. A
freight tram came behind. which OH account
of deafness he did not hear, and he was struck
By the pilot aud thrown upon a pile Of stone,
by which two ribs were broken and severe in
iuries received otherwise.
Winons has had a perfect torrent OF jollitv
during the Hrst week OF May. Thursday was
the grand gala day. Every store was closed
at noon and the public school children were
given q half holiday. TIE trades turned out
In the procession. The shooting tournament
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