Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-06-15
DAKOTA.

The Hitchcock creamery uses milk from
| 500 cows.
A s12, 600 school house is being built at
Aberdeen.
Two large school houses are being erected
at Aberdeen.
Watertown has come to the front with it's
capital map.
Considerable real estate is changing hands
In Chamberlain.
Thirty houses are in process Of construc-
ton In Yankton.
A saloon license In jamestown will cost
81 800 after July l..
Hurley's band will be a competitor at the
Yankton tournament.
The Spencer Sun is the latest venture In
territorial newspapers.
Rev. Clinton Douglas is the financial agent
Of the Yankton college.
splendid crop prospects, is the report
from all over the territory.
Horse racing will be n feature Of Scotland's
Fourth of July celebration.
Trains will commence running on the mot r
line in Sioux Falls June Is.
Rapid City people are preparing for a G grand
Fourth Of July celebration.
The work on Sioux Falls 5000, 900 opera
house is progressing rapidly.
The Black Hills Soldiers and Sailors asso-
citation has a membership Of 800.
The Wednesday club Is the name OF a swell
society organization at Aberdeen.
Buffalo Gap has q new paper called the
Globe. VIII II. Stanley is editor.
The pension Of DR.. Cheney, Of Sturgis, has
been increased from IS to $50 per month.
The cultivation OF sugar beet is being en-
gagged In more extensively by Dakota farm.
ers.
Business men OF Tyndall have made a move
to properly advertise the advantages of Tyn.
dali.
A boom In Iron Hill stock has been started
In Deadwood and the demand far exceeds the
sale.
The unlicensed dispensers Of booze are
liable to get into trouble at Elk Point ere
long.
Charles Pierce, Of Clearwater, has found q
splendid flow II water at q depth Of thirty
Ave feet.
The Milwaukee company is building a new
truss bridge over the Sioux river, east of
Canton.
The date OF the encampment OF the Da-
kota National Guards at Lake Kampeska is
June 25.
The old settlers reunion occurred at Es-
mond last week. Governor Meilette delivered
the address.
Two carloads of machinery for the Harvey
Peak Tin Mining company arrived in Dead
wood Thursday.
A broad smile has taken the place Of the
blue look on the faces Of the farmers since
the recent rain.
Captain G. T. LETTERS, Of Sioux Falls, has
been appointed deputy warden of the Sioux
Falls penitentiary.
The Yankton Fire Insu. ance company has
paid forty losses by the April prairie fires,
aggregating $4,000.
The North Dakota constitutional conven-
ton consists OF fifty-six republicans and
nineteen democrats.
Bill Nye is booked for a lecture at Fargo
during the band and base ball tournament In
that town June II to IA.
Az AO@NO VA ~ NJ It al
association meet at Blunt June II to arrange
for the coming exhibition.
A young man employed in a saw mill near
Rapid City, fell against a saw while In mo-
ton, and his right leg was cut off above the
knee.
Thomas O'Brien, of Sioux Falls, who was
sentenced to four years. imprisonment for
highway robbery, has appealed to the SUI
preme court.
The Yankton Telegram says 1t is cold day
that does not produce o1e or more capitalists
ready to put down a pontoon bridge at Yank-
ton. 1t should be made public that only one
bridge is wanted.
A quadruple wedding took place at Stand
ing Rock, May 81. The parties were four
Sioux girls and four young warriors. They
were married by q Catholic priest in the pres.
ence Of 500 Indians.
Negotiations are pending looking to the
establishment Of a large Touring mill at
Rapid City. The water right and location
have been secured, and a plant costing at
least $5O, 600 will be erected here, the work
to at once.
The North Dakota Non-Partisan Temper.
ance alliance at its recent session at James
town passed resolutions reafirming the prin-
ciples set forth at Grand Forks last month
and advising ~non-partisan procedure and de-
handing the submission OF the prohibition
/ article with the constitution to be voted on as
q separate clause.
A young man h has been loafng around
La Moure for ten days was arrested Tuesday
for beating a board bill, and the discovery
was made that he was a girl. She said she
was trying TO get work and thought to sue.
coed better In male attire.
The Yankton college was visited Friday by
w. B. Pinkerton and Charles N. Ransom,
delegates sent out from the theological
seminary o" Chicago TO turn the attention
Of wester' college students to home and
foreign n sionary work. They are visiting
all the re 4gious educational institutions OF
Dakota on this mission.
The Union County Leader Is the name OF
a newspaper that made it's first appearance
at Elk Point on the Both ult. 1t is published
By KusIp& Son. The name of the paper is
the same as that Of a former publication
issued at Elk Point In 1870 by Frank o.