Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-10-13
DAKOTA.

A lodge II A. o. L. W. has been organized
at Scurgis.
Iroquois wants a good attorney and a first
class dentist.
Work viii soon be commenced on the ar
tcsian well at Faulktou.
The prairie fire Is once more actively Ell.
gagged IN the vicinity OF Bismarck.
The fail Lectures al the Rapid City school of
mines viii begin next Thursday.
-Four grain buyers al Eden make It interest
ING for the farmers In that vicinity
The iroquuis NJ. +. church viii send eigh.
students TO the Mitchell university.
The market at Rapid City is flooded with
w~atefmelons. They bring from to Is cents.
Among other improvements noted at Sioux
Falls Is "A time table Tor the street car line.
Tho Merchants hank OF Bryant incorpo-
rated last week with a capital stock OF S2j
! COO.
Sioux Falls now has a Chinese store
stocked wholly with goods from the fowery
kingdom.
The citizens Of Parker are making an effort
to have u lecture course for amusement this
winter.
A Baptist church was organized al Bushnell
last Friday evening and is n a hourishing
| condition.
The Aberdeen Republican clair,s that the
aggregate deposits AT a ,eading bank in that
city amounts to 500, 772.3l.
The horses are now at the fair grounds at
Rapid City practicing and getting acquainted
with the race track.
P. w. McManus of Rapid City has a con
traci for delivering at the saw mill 800, 900
feet OF logs for the Lookout Mining com.
pany.
Suit for an alleged debt Of 81 has been
commenced in a court at Deadwooi. The
party suing states that i, is for principle and
not principal.
The Rapid City journal hss been awarded
the contract Tor printing in book form the
minutes Of the late NJ. L conference held in
Rapid City.
A number Of Aberdeen business men are
investing considerable money lie Chicago
wheat pools and with good success The Re
publlcan's word for 1t.
Ira VI. Jackson, who was convicted st the
January term Of the district court at Dead
wood of the crime Of m~anslaughter. was on
Saturday sentenced 10 the penltentiaIy for
ten years.
Twelve stacks OF wheat belonging to j.. J.
Nc'rling near jamestown were burned last
Saturday. A hired man smoking a p!Je I.
the alleged cause.
\ ladies' race has been provided fcg By the
managers OF the Pennington county fair No
one will be allowed 10 enter the race except
residents Of the county.
a Deadwood lady, well known as a society
leader, will 90 to Chicago this week aad enter
the College o. Mental Science with q view of
fitting herself FOR the performance Of faith
cures.
TIE instrument for the newly organized
brass band ut Lead City have been sent for,
aud the Deadwood Times says that real estate
IN the vicinity OF the hall to be used In prac-
t!cs s rapidly declining.
Somewhere in the neighborhood Of thirty
residents Of Bismarck are reported to be
thinking seriously Of going to China with
Marquis lie Morea and engaging with him III
his . gantic railroad scheme.
At q meeting of the board Of trustees of the
Rapid City school OF mines, held Monday,
Prot. Clark was authorized to publish his
geological report Of the Black Hills in a
pamphlet form. |
The Pioneer asks "Does anybody know
what has become Of the Deadwood board Of
tradet II fourished for q few months about
turn ypoNs uC,C on1 ibon c,1Sar1- lr1.rat |
out of sight"
The superintendent Of Ii, public schools
at Sioux Fails has made biz report for the
month Of September, showing an attendance
of SOB scholars, 13s Of whom were neither ab-
sent nor tardy.
Last Ftidav Anton Kesslcr, a German liv-
ing near steele, swore out a warrant for Jo-
seph Hclner Of Logan county, charging him
with abducyins HE Is year old daughter, Liz
zie. Ths sheriff is pursuing the runaways.
Fcorge Dsvp", near Yankton, recently
thrashed lis sax and by actual measurement
the product yielded fifteen bushels 70 the
acre. This IS aid 10 be tie largest gietd We.
In Yaukton county, aud tho fax is
of the Olst quality.
john Doyle, aged IS years, died Thursday
morning at the sioux Falls peultrntiary OF
cOnsum ptipn. lie was sentenced from Yank-
ton Dr,otnner 8, 1857, TO serve one year and
Fix months for assault with intent to XIII.
he VAS far gone with the Gisesse when re-
cciyei and the sanitary condition Of the pen
the onlY hing that prolonged his life.
The Pioneer Depicts the situation at Dead
y col A. follows: There Is no. likely 10 be
4 scarcity Of work In Deadwood for some time
% come. The city contcmplatcs Il great
macy improvements; al army Of men VIII be
CQu'rta Tor railroad work, ard 81 great /
orce to buill his mootei hotel
A shann battle took place at Fort Sully :
Ntdncscs, n orntng which became 70 exciting
hat shots were rxcHsnged Al such close quar- :
~ as 10 powder burn several soldiers. Three
ire in the hospital Two companies wee, on
ZACH side. TGe cdi ers INDUCED ia such
ealistlc sYori p,actice a. 20 wound Lieut..
A~ngluIn's hand. :
The Salvation army has decided to make a
.7igorous campaign in Bismarck during the
session % the legislature. fhc officers Of :
army OF reformcrs have writ n TO Bis
nsrck stating that ~ their finances would
lot warrant their sending whole company
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