Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-09-22

AZ Austin have been laid cut ioc a park.
The product Of the Ala c%reanery brir gs the
highest price paid In Boston for western
creamery butter, 1t is said.
The death Of August Shultz, one Of st.
Psul's oldest and most respected residents
occurred last Friday.
The two political clubs 1t Mankato are TO
have joint discussions OF the issues, confined
to IN .mbers of the clubs.
H Sisson las corn on which the ears
have set so high that he cannot reach them,
ard Mr.. Sisson is not a short man, either.
How ia that for corn 10 Lincoln county, asks
the Journal.
A jubilee celebration is q be held ~ Dav-
son Sept. Il and %, at which AL the paroles
are 10 have able speakers. The Democrats
have secured NJ. :. wilkinson ana Hon. D..
:. Buch.
some of the farmers In Marshall county are
Indignant at the Leader for asserting that
the shortage In the whear crop T. - per cent.
They claim that II Is quite small.
George Liebcnguth, "a market mau at Red
wood Falls, was thrown our Of a wagon and
II Injured So a. 70 cause death. He held on the
lines and was dragged somc distance.
The Aitkin Age says the heavy rosts OF the
early part Of last week damaged IN crops in
that vicinity very materially. Most Of the
cranbcrries were destroyed.
The Redwood County Agricultural society
has dtcioeh to have an auction sale Of live
stock this fall, Wednesday, Sept 26, the sec
ond DAY of the fair.
The tame crab apple trees in the vicinity OF
Luverne have suffered seriously the present
season from "lre hligh',' which hasdestroyed
many Of the lsrgest and most thrifty trees.
A man who registered ut tn hotel at Pine
City as G. g Clark, from Scranton, Pa, got
sixty days in jail FOR appropriatIng gold rings,
etc, In one OF the ladies' rooms.
A bear weighing about 300 pounds was
killed in the town Of N,ssel, Friday, by Mr..
Nessel's son George, and Nj. Struck. 1t was
full grown, and measured about six feet in
length.
The old settlers Of Washington county will
hold their annual reunion at the Sawyer
house in saltwater next Wednesday.
John 0'Dea, q contractor, has brought suit
against the city Of Ninons to recover a bal
anee OF 80, l46 IA due him for work OF the
streets.
At Berne, in Dodge county, the poor past
ures have caused the price Of milk to be
raised anickel, 65 cents per 100 pounds.
The psAt two weeks $500 pounds OF Swiss
cheese have been sold at IL and - cents =
pound.
Having come up to the requirements made
by the state educators the Tracy school has
been pronounced a high school. This will en-
title It TO an appropriation OF several hundred
dollars from the state fund.
John Roberts, OF Mobiles county, Was out
bail and took a trip 10 Sioux City on a
horse. In consequence his bonds
men had the sheriff 20 for him and now he
reposes in jail az Worthington.
Watonwan county convention elected dele
gates, pledged in favor OF Z :. Mitchell, Of
Madelia, for the legislature, but The Window
Citizen says that whisky controlled the selec-
ton and that Cottonwood must defeat him.
over fifty residents and properts holders OF
Winona have signed q petition asking that
the directors OF Woodlawn cemetery take ac-
ton TO prevent the running Of II" Southwest
ern railroad through it. This cemetery is one
OF the most beautiful IN the state.
A party has commenced the preliminary
survey OF the proposed new road to begin AT
Station No. 3 on the Eastern Minnesota and
run from there due west, crossing the 81.
Paul and Duluth railroad at Sturgeon Lake,
and continuing from there 20 GlyndOn, MINI.
The year old son Of Norman Goodrich,
living IL the town Of Fortier, Yellow Medi-
cine county, accidentally shot himself with a
toy rife while herding cattle, Monday even
ng. The ball entered at the temple and
and death resulted n three hours.
At Herman Wednesday a man rsmed Win
Laton attempted to outrage a Swedish girl
employed at TIE Commercial hotel. Her cries
brought help ana the fellow will lie In inil
till court sets and probably receive the full
penalty Of the law.
One OF the bose b~lueberry pickers from
along he line OF the Northern Pacific road
told the Duluth Democrat that his workmen
thiIth bH an dftl hEc g. ~ per hdy, } Nt
men take their families along and camp out
In the woods and the children often earn ss
much as the grown people.
The Rock county bar, In view OF the small
amount Of business pending in the district
court, and the Inconvenience Attending the
holding Of the fall term in the busiest eeason
Tor the farmers, have requested Judge Per
xins TO adjourn the session set by law for Sep
.ember IS. January S will probably be the
late fixed for the neSt term.
Patsey Haley, a boy III years old, was out
near Rcuville and his gun was dis
as supposed, by the hammer having
sught IN The grass rs he was running 10 Sc
ure q duck he had just shot. The charge
rom the gun entered HE throat, killing him
instantly.
Jules StoDpel came near beiDg killed Mon
lay a. Alexandria. He vas At his farm In
hauling oats when the front para Of
he rack gave way. He fell between the
iorses and The wagon passed over the SMALL
i the back, hrG.siLg him very badly, The load
Weighing about q ton.
John Neum4n OF Rich Prairie while out
hicSen hunting, met an old bear and two
ubs, ssyB the Morrison County Democrat.