Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-06-22
NEBRASKA.
Bennett has a mad dog scare.

5000 NNA > A>~
Ulysses Friday night.
The Burr house, Alma's new $3s, 900 hotel,
| will soon be completed.
The output OF the West Point creamery is
1000 pounds OF butter q week.
The work on the bottling works at Broken
Bow, Custer county, has begun.
The Custer county Sunday school conven.
toni in session at Broken Bow.
w. T. Resser = Son confectionery and cigar
dealers at Fairmont, have failed.
William sifton, q farmer living neax Ash
land, has received a e, 900 pension.
among themselves, and At present the town
is almost q paradox Of prohibition.
The corner stone Of Custer county's new
court house will be laid on the 9th inst.
Parties from Red Cloud viii establish q
creamery and cheese factory at Trenton.
The rumseilers Of Wahso are fighting
The school census Of Otoe county shows 3
total Of Z, 1894, Of which number Nebraska City
has 2,s21.
The North Nebraska Editorial association
was organized at West Point last week and
officers elected.
The frst number Of the Crawford Times, Q
neat, well edited six columu quarto, has made
it's appearance.
The Waterloo canning company has dis.
tributed 5000 tomato plants among the grow
ers in that vicinity.
Work has been commenced on a new three
story hotel at Alma, and the structure will be
completed In September.
James BrinkerhofY and /. D. Neihardt will
have charge Of the new prohibition newspa-
per to be started at Stewart.
A new Baptist church WAS organized and
the corner stone Of a new church building
was laid at Baden last Saturday.
The citizens Of Kearney are negotiating
for the establishment Of a boot and shoe con-
Germ having a capital Of 100000.
Nine cousins of Rev. j. NcPherrin, OF Ben.
nett, persisted In the Johnstown food, only
one member Of the family being saved.
The action Of the lieutenant governor In
offering . reward Of soc fer the arrest and
conviction OF the murderers Of John P.
Newell has had tho effect Of Vuietirg, for q
time at least, the disturbances In Keys Paha
county.
Charley Horn, . son Of . widow, and q very
bad boy, Of Seward, was sent to the reform
school Wednesday at bis mothers request.
The Grand Island races this week are ex-
pected 10 furnish excellent sport. Every
race 10 filed and the purses amount to IS, 400.
A stallion valued at eco was stolen
Wednesday night from the stable Of J. Cal.
yer, q farmer residing three miles east Of
Aurora.
A cutlery establishment is among the good
things coming to Crete. The people Of the
town have taken the $25 900 worth Of stock to
secure It.
A Chinese laundrymsn at st. Paul, named
Tom Lat, has married Miss Clara shalto, an
American girl, the county judge performing
| the ceremony.
D. Burton, his wife aud two children, OF
Kesrney, were Frustrated by q bolt Of light
| ming, which struck their residence, but they
will all recover.
J. L.. Simmons, late of the Seward Re
porter, has purchased an interestin the Sioux
! County Herald, aud viii take charge OF tina,
paper on the 10th Inst.
The Grand Island city council has pre-.
sented Mayor Platt with q handsome gavel,
made OF a piece of log from the FIRST building
ever erected in the city.
Each of the four standing committees OF
the board of education In Beatrice has a lady
member, and two are members of the two
considered most important.
The premium list for the ninth annual ex
hibition Of the Buffalo County Agriculture
society has been issued. The fair will be held
at Kearney, September II to 20.
Jefferson Broadly, son of Judge Broadly, Of
the First Nebraska district, fell out Of hl:
buggy at Beatrice Wednesday evening, sus
tanning a fracture OF the collar bone.
Burglars entered the residence of Emr
Longton, at Beatrice, Saturday night, chlors
formed Longton and his wife, and TOOK $14
In cash from his pants hanging In a closet.
The board of public lands and buildings a.
Omaha Is considering the proposition fol
sewerage at the penitentiary, for which
purpose the last legislature set aside $40, 060
The Ewing Democrat will not preach bour,
bon doctrine hereafter, q. 8. Murphy having
sold the paper to J. A. Trommershausser,
| who will conduct II In the interest OF the re-
publican psrty.
IA severe wind and rain storm swept the
country In and around Springfield on June s,
flooding cellars, washing out bridges and cul-
verts and doing great damage to growing
crops, especially corn.
Two men and q woman were found sleep
ing In the Stock yards at Red Cloud on the
| night of the sth. They were arrested on the
charge OF robbing a hardware store at Belvi-
dere. Part Of the stolen goods were found
In their possession.
John T. Albion, editor Of the McCool
ecord, was struck by lightning on the even
ing OF the Sth inst, while returning from an
Entertainment. He was struck on the back
Of the head; his face is badly burned and hi.
breast burned TO a crisp. Ne will recover.
Joseph, the youngest son Of the late Edwin
Todd, Of North Platte, thought life was mo-
worth living after the slight he received from
not getting al invitation to children's party
given by a neighbor and took a dose OF car
bolic acid. BE IL in a precarious condition,
This story comes from Omaha; A woman
at Covington, who applied for a divorce the
other day, told the judge that she had been
twenty.tnree years trying &c get her courage
up TO the point. Meanwhile her husband