Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-17
DAKOTA

n movement 70 cu iOot L OiguulLc d SuTls-
tian church at Aberdeen.
Deadwood has expressed a desire for a build
Ing and loan association.
The "hen party has become a fixture Of
society circles at Aberdeen.
The Tribune says that a dozen new houses
In Armour could find occupants Oh short no
tice.
The hardwood Leader Is a new weekly
paper at hardwood. John Z. King is editor
and proprietor.
On Saturday last w. II. Levy o Huron
was admitted to the bar TO practice In all the
courts OF the territory.
Pembina and Batbgate will be connected by
telephone in a short time. The poles are row
being placed in position.
The detached drill has been successfully ex-
tracted from the jaws OF tie ~artesian a'ell at
the Yankton insane asylum.
The butchers In Canton are having a rate
war and n4vc reached the point where they
folks.
George Wilson Of Huron has sold his inter
| est In the carriage and wagon mandatory OF
Tobin, Wilson d Co. to NJ. Tobin and Frank
Wilson.
II is alleged that the county seat fight be-
tween st. Lawrence and Miller is SO bitter
that one town even tries to prevent dramatic
troupes from visiting the other.
Pennington county is cursed with the pres
ence Of an individual of most fiendish pro-
| c~livities, whose latest demonstration consist
ed Of poisoning thirty cows, the property of a
Palmer gulch farmer.
County Auditor Cornell has just completed
a corrected plat of Brookings county, showing
the railroads territorial buildings and other
points Of interest. Ii is to be used In making
the new map Of Dakota.
The twentieth anniversary OF the organiza-
ton OF the A. @. u. w. was celebrated at
Arlington on Monday night. Members OF
Huron, Cavour, Iroquols, Manchester and De
Smet lodges were present.
Rev. j. b. earns, who has been transferred
from the pastorate Of the the NJ. f. church a
Wightstown, Ind, to the supcrintendency OF
the Black Hills mission conference, has de-
cided to locate In Rapid City.
A report "A few evenings ago at Lennox that
a professional burglar had been put off frem
a freight train at that station created great
CONSERVATION aud caused several good citizens
to pass a sleepless night. The burglar failed
to materialize.
Preparations for the accommodation Of the
legislative crowdn next winter are already be-
in2 made In the boarding houses and by
house owners in Bismarck. The session will
be one Of great interest and a large number
OF visitors will be present.
A special from Huron says that G.. p. John
son, a prosperous druggist Of Arlington has
dis appeared with bis family. There were
four indictments against him for selling
liquor. He checked out So, 900 of his money
from the Arlington bank on Saturday.
The depth Of the Harold ~arteslan well is
1,45G feet, temperature e5 degrees; and it will
MI q iarge barrel In forty~fve seconds. The
/ water is soft and Of a splendid drinking quail
ity, the warmest ~artesian water In Dakota,
and is daily increasing In flow and pressure,
D A lost drill stopped woikon the Gettysburg
a~rteslan well some time since and all efforts
to remove the obstruction were abandoned.
1t has been resolved to again attempt its re-
moval, as 300 feet Of q hole represents too
nuch money TO lose without 2 struggle.
The fire department ri Aberdeen has been
strengthened by the addition Of 1000 feet Of
new hose, six spanners and a considerable
numher Of torches, lanterns, rubber coats and
other cepful articles. The whole amount
expended wifi reach the neigh5orhood Of
$500.
The Rapid City Republican says: "The
volume Of money in circulation throughout
the Hills IS larger, business is healthier, bank
statements are more satisfactory and there Is
less pinching and turning and contriviDg to
make 81 do the work % $50 than FOX many a
day.
Phillip Noel, on OLD man living a few miles
north of Olivet, met with a very serious acct
dent last Wednesday afternoon. He was just
starting out for Memo with a load OF UNI
Der when his horses started and the old gen
tleman fell off the wagon and was run over
breaking one Of his legs in two places.
The Yankton Press says: "The Indian
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The government has already made an appro-
~priation Of S2!5 900 to begin the buildings, and
it is thought that 800, 900 will be set aside
for the same purpose IN the near future. The
plan is to establish at Pierre an industrial
school for the entire Sioux nation"
A citizen Of Brookings created a sensation
recently by appearing on the streets disguised
as Il lark, cadaveroIs looking man, with
white hair and a b~ristling mustache seven
inches long. An attempt was made to arrest
him, uuder the impression that he was an In
sane person, bat he mysteriously disappeared
aud many stili wonder what became OF the
'old man.
The Deadwood Pioneer is authority FOR tn,
statement that Dollh Edwards, well known
throughout the HEls as a newspaper man
has, after a two years achievement from the
field, again embarked In the business at Ian
ford, Fla. where he Is part owner and ciito,
Of the Argus-Alliance, a bright, newsy eigh
column weekly.
Handsome club apartments are being titte(
up in the rear suite of rooms In the secon,
story Of Dapforth's new brick 81 Yankton t
be occupied by a club OF Eoglishmen. Thes'
apartments are TO be deliberately furnished
and decorated. One room will contain n bill