Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-07-07
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The State sabbath School association is IN
session at Mortified.
The new VI. +. church a. Austin will be
dedicated July /.
Arnmhcr Of young people OF Saltwater are
in camp at Caaelian lake.
The directors OF tae Y, VI. G. 4. at Daluth
have decided 10 build a boa bouse al once.
A Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
deavor has been org 4nizei at Windom.
Marshal Gates, an carly settler at Mankato,
died at his residence in that city last Thurs.
day.
improvements to the amount Of 80, 900 win
be added to the county jail at Duluth this
season
There Is a movement on foot at Heron { axe
to fit up a race course and inaugurate a series
OF horse races.
Mower county now has funds to cancc,
every obligation, aud in a few days VIII be
%cntlrelg ont of debt.
A seye:e oSt damaged the apples and
small fruits il the vicinity Of Lake Benton
last Saturday night.
A brass band has been organized at Beaver
Geek, aud In "a short time will deluge the
community With melody.
The G. A. Y. e~ncampment at Lake Benton
closed Thursday night. Over 10. 600 people
have been In attendance.
Gov. McGill visited Perham last Saturday
for the purpose Of investigating in person the
alleged z n shopper raid.
Tha ann, .,t. .,alI -. q, - \,
Gated July Fourth. The exercises viii close
with a grand bal in the evening.
The trustees Of the Albert Lea college have
decided to a once begin the erection OF an
other building to cost 10000.
Slecp shea'ing has been goingon for sew
eral weeks in the vicinity OF Wurthington.
and the farmers report a good clip.
a new brick mauutactory will soon be IN
operation Al Red Wing for the mauufactory
of patent artificial heating brick.
The real estate transfers at Az ert Lea for
The past two weeks number thirty-fyc, the
total consideration being SAL, 1s2.
The ST. Paul and Duluth Railroad conaany
proposes to erect a mammoth freight house
al Still Satcr in the near future.
Thirty-two ~convicts joined the PRESBYTERIAN
church at Winona last Sunday, largely the
resu'. of the recent revival meetings.
Brick work is rather slow ia DUluth lost
now, but q number Of plans in he hands Of
architects will soon provide work for every
BODY.
The June apportionmcn: ot s hool funds
FOR Mower county has Just been comulrtcd
and amour S TO $50 coo. austin city school
d'stric: receives over Il. 1000.
The cut of the Wiuona Lumber comrany's
sawmill Saturday figures up $4,000 fee. Of
lumber, l55 800 shingles ard -. coo laths. the
biggest days product OF any sawmill on he
Mississippi liver.
The board II education of Anvka has elect
ed II. +. k'ug and wifi, o. Cadar Springs,
NJ ch., "a principal and ~a>s:s;a OF Ire ci v
schools, tlc 'ornei a, a salary oi 81 200 YEARLY
aud tie later IA. SO per month.
Cl,tod States Marshall E"llg has seized
$4,000 rail II ad ties belong mr. to Enoch He'd
SOP, a vel known tie cutie. c. Ne ground
that they had been cut on eovcrrmcp, l9nd.
The tics were lvA-g near Mountt'p Silpg,
In Gallatin county, x he time o. tle seizure.
A sensation with mauy disagreea1ie fea-
lures Is the Oh" absorbing top" Of convcrea-
ton at ST. Cloud. Or 81 'urdly evc1iag Mrs.
j. 5. Mitchell, widow Of tie la,eJ. :. Mitch
ell, who died AZ -. PaJl last "Wednesday,
made complaint 10 The police, asserting that
w. L. and { :. Mitchell, brothers Of aer nus
band, were IN her residence Threatening her
ana taking possession Of ner l~iurayy and other
property.
The Rcd River Valiey seminary, which vas
located at Fergus Falls last spring, has or
ganizcd by electing Rev. $. B. Warner. OF
Hamii1c, PRESIDENT j. {. Williams, Grst vice
president; II. F. Woodland, second vice. presi-
dent; J. w. Earl, secretary, ana J. b. Austin,
treasurer. The board will meet on July 10 10
decide on the date OF the op. ming Of tie
opening Of the school and the selection OF a
cor IS Of teachers.