Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-17
DAKOTA.

front.
Rabbits have destroyed 80 trees for a Par
Yer man.
Mitchell proposes TO rid herself Of houses o.
III fame.
The Sioux Falls saloons were closed Satur
day night.
Another rich find q tin is chronicled a
Rapid City.
1t costs Minnehaha county $50 per week tc
feed her paupers.
The Lutheran society will build a new
church at Memo.
White Lake paid the contractors 81, 800 foi
its artesian well.
Fargo has paid $3s, 1921 in taxes to the
territory the past year.
The first death occurred at the new town OF
Tilford on "Wednesday.
james lIaworth was arrested at Huron for
selling liquor to minors.
The Pilot RNiew thinks a steam laundry
would be q good business Mt Clark.
jamestown school children must all be vac
cinated or be dismissed from school.
Rumors are aloat that the Leland hotel, at
La Moure, will be opened this spripg.
Buildings at Mitchell formerly used as
saloons now have up sigps For rent
Artists at Siou@ Falls take pictures on the
darkest nights by the use OF electricity.
The creamery building at Jamestown IL
completed and the machinery on the way.
Warren postoAice has changed It's name
and will hereafter be known as Talcott.
Hot Springs and Watertown are the leading
competitors f9r the location Of the Dakotu
soldiers home.
The supreme court at its late session a
Bismarck decided that IA school teacher
wages cannot be attached for debt.
DR.. Elizabeth Orr was before a Dcadwood
justice Friday, trying 70 explain Why she wa.
practicing me :icine without a license.
The Wyoming Oil and Mining corporation
has recently been organized under the state
laws, with headquarters at Rushville.
The general merchandise firm of Richard,
4 Thompson of DickerSun have made an a.
signment for the benefit Of their creditors.
Reduction works will be built in DeadWoo'
and save a profit Of IS per ton on certain
ores that have heretofore been shipped tl
Omaha.
Some Inbred specimen Of humanity fired
three bullets through the windows of tho
Presbyterian church at Woonsocket a few
days ago.
Last week IN the little towu of La Mour,
five babies were born in one day, four Of then
girls. Dakota will soon have no use for mat
rimonial emigration bureaus.
Mrs. Belle Sampson Spun, he able Barnci
county school superintendent, has opened
free night school in VALLEY City for the bencfi
of Norwegian children who are ignorant o.
English,
The fourth annual fair will be held a
Mitchell Sept. ~ to 80 inclusive. $50 OC0 il
premiums; 500 for county displays. Grandel
attractions than ever before are promised.
a widow woman named Earhart, living
near Church's Ferry, is charged with infant
eide. Her husband was frozen to death iy,
years ago, and a few days ago she gave birth
to a child which her %neighbors allegc 81,
killed and secrctcd in a barn. The ease vii
be investigated.
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A numeroGsly signed petition has beer
circulated among the business men OF larE
ton asking for the putting IN ot another tcic
graph wire between Yankton aud Sioux CIT.
by the Western Union Telegraph con pauY.
Miss Ada G.. Hall, Of Bu!TaiO Gap, In liz
Black Hills region. declares IN a letter to tn,
New York sun that the indians Of the Siou,
reservation will Gght before they viii give III
their lands. She draws a very threatening
~nict,,re.
Baptist minister az Young. that he has JUS
married Miss Carrie Lincoln, Of Wabash
MIMI. The wife secured for him by the Chica