Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-17
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Neigh will bore an a~rtesian well.
Lincoln county will build 4 5000 jail.
Grant IL 10 have a $50, 900 court house.
Petersburg will soon have the luxury Of q
newspaper.
Water works are proposed for Fullerton as
Geneva viii hold her county fair September
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a protection against fire.
A system OF water works will be one Of
Stormburg's new features.
Workmen In a lumber yard atO'Nelll found
a dozen counterfeit l0-cent pieces OF the years
1856 and 1857.
Blair's canning factory has already con
tracted for 200 acres OF vegetables for the
seasons canning.
Thomas Mann, a switchman In the Q yards
at Lincoln was instantly killed on Monday,
while working a switch.
4 company will be incorporated at Ashton
with a ca ,-ital OF 100000 to develop the re-
cent find Of gSs at that place.
The parents OF a Nebraska City giri are
much distressed over tue elopement Of their
daughter with a quack dCctor.
Katie McAuister, a little girl Of Custer
comfy, was scaldcd 10 death ~ a kettle Of
boiling water being upset on her.
O'Copuer, in Greeley county, proposed to
celebrate St. patrlck's day. lion. ". V,Gar-
non, OF Omaha, is booked for an grafton.
The residents along the banks OF the Mis-
souri, are beginning to tell of the former
floods and preparing for another one now.
NJ. II. Clark who started the first daily
newspaper in Nebraska is now q compositol
In the government printing Office at 50 PEI
day.
A. Wallrur, living q few miles north Of
Geneva, was arrested Saturday and fined sl00
and costs for giving intoxicating liquor to
boys.
The Union Pacific fireman injured in the
wreck at Cotton was taken to the company's
hospital in Denver and was doing well at last
report.
A man was found, Tuesday morning, dead
in "A haystack about seven miles west of Gen
noa. 1t is thought that he was = victim OF
the late blizzard.
At Schuyler the water Is reported higher
than it has been since the well remembered
overflow Of 1881. A vast amount Of hay has
been destroyed.
A son Of X. c.. Miller, living near Genoa,
caught his hand In the belt Of q c~ornsheller
and the result was the %amputatlon Of the
wounded member.
Tascott, the Chicago murderer, was seen al
twelve different places in Nebraska at the
same time. 1t will be rather hard TO appre-
hend that kind of a man.
Sorenson, of the Omaha Bee, had his enjoy
ment Of Lolita marred by -four girls who sat
near him and chewed gum through the entire
performance. The counter attractions were
too great.
The imported engine men ct Plattsmouth
are herded like cattle when ofy duty. They
are quartered in ears in the shops and guard
ed by constables.
Benkelman has Il sure thing On a 5000
school house, a new court house and several
thousand dollars worth Of new residences
during the coming summer
The supervisors Of Dodge county have post
ed notices on bridges informing the public
that the law prohibiting fast driving on
bridges viii be strictly enforced.
The Wahoo Wasp has issued an illustrated
spring edition Of the city's location, size, en-
tarprise. businese, facilities and advantages
what she ALREADY has and what she is need.
ing.
The commissioners of Otoe county propose
TO sue for the privilege Of paving the county,
honest debts. The officials should be quar-
an;iDed lest the cou,agion spread among tn,
aelinoucnts.
The pubIisbcrs Of W,bstcr's dictionary ar,
about To prrscnt 70 Miss Loie Roycc a hand
some 90und volume of the unabridged edi
ton. II viii have Miss Rovce's name ON it
tore,bsr with a propcr inscription.
All the striking engineers and hremel a
NrConl have heen sued lev the Burlington
con,n,py and ordered TO apptar in the dis
trio. ,a,rt Anrl - or Indictment viii be takct
rv 5era,lt Inst what they sue for the com
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