Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-06-09

al st. Paul.
Decoration day was universally observed
throughout the state.
Bull dog fighting is the chief amusement
with Minneapolis sports.
A farmers institute will be held at Wadena
on the It'll, Sth and 9th Of June.
Miss Mabel Cassidy was the only high
! school graduate ut Reads Landing this year.
b. Zugsward, of Litchdeld, charged with
assaulting a girl 10 years old, was found not
guilty.
1t is the intention TO get up a Fourth OF
JAY celebration Of large proportions at Man
kato.
Phillip Cowing is the only pupil to graduate
from the Fergus Falls high school next Fri
day evening.
The disease known as the German measles
has made the rounds Of Pipestone and is fast
disappearing.
The damage done by the recent foods to
the roads and bridges AZ Cannon Falls will
aggregate $1,000.
Seven young ladies and three young gen
men viii receive di"lcmas at he Duluth high
school next month.
Mrs. Jeremiah O'Brien, one Of the Oldest
citizens Of Preston, has just died. She was
highly respected.
It IS believed that the recent death Of {. 7.
Schoeucrt, the musician OF st. Paul, wa
caused by murder.
Rev. f.. Tribolet, Of Morgan Park seminary,
Chicago, will take temporary charge Of TIT
Baptist church al Red Wing.
The 5-year-old son Of a Norwegian laborei
named Chris Knutson was killed by the cars
last Tuesday, az Granite Falls.
Five thousand young trout were received
at Winona from the state fish hatchery and
will be used to stock the streams In that
vicinity.
The Manitoba company sent 800 to tn,
chief engineer Of the fire department. at st
Cloud in recognition g the services rendered
the time the compan's coal sheds were
burned.
DR.. y. c Dickson, a prominent physician o.
Chatfield and mayor OF the city, was arrested
on the charge Of practicipg medicine an,
surgery without a license. The trial resultet
in his prompt acquittal.
The doctors Of the southwestern part Of TIT
state will meet at Pipestone on Thursday
June Z, at | 80 p. M, fer the purpose OF or
gsuizing a Southwestern Minnesota Medica
association. A large attendance is expected
Next tuesday will be the twenty-fifth ami
versary Of the close Of the school year for tn
school for the deaf at Faribault. Great prep
%aration is being made to entertain the numer
Gus invited guests from outside the city.
Arrangements have been completed for tn
erection of a mammoth Touring mill at d.
luth. Its entire cost will be in the neighbor
hood of $500, 600.
The people OF Mankato were considerabl
surprised at the appointment OF p. II. Carne
for postmaster. No dissatisfaction however
is expressed on account Of his appointment.
A six-year-old son OF b.. Rogers, Of LAX
City, quarreled with his playmate, Waite
Montgomery, a year younger, and struck hil
several times on the head with an iron rod
inficting fatal ~injdrlcs.
The annual inspection Of Company G., NJ
\. e., took place Wednesday evening a
Armory hall in Red Wing, conducted by Col
Chr. Braut. The company had some tift
members IN live and made a very satisfactor
showing.
The exhibition at the high school buildin,
at saltwater Of the net results of the year
practical school work is claimed to be tn
best showing ever made in the history Of Tia
public schools Of that place.
The Minneapolis Directory company Ia
completed the canvass for names. The pub
fishers have not yet done any figuring on tn
result OF their work, but they say that ther
is a good increase In the names under ever
letter Of the a. alphabet.
In the case of Ole G.. Swanson against tn
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railroa,
company the jury al Warren returned a yer
dict for the plaintiff for $4,000. This wa
an action for damages for personal %injurie
received 10y being pushed of the train.
An examination Of applicants Throughout
Minnesota for admission TO the trainin,
school Of the Industrial Educational associa
ton OF New York Is TO be held in st. Paul OF
June If. The object OF the school is to suppl
the demand for thoroughly equipped teacher
Of manual training.