Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23
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90, Ill pounds of butter the past
season.
Sioux Falls has a horned horse, n moose
deer and a bald headed parrot in its zoolog.
teal garden.
The Ministerial association of the Black
Hills is in session at Spaarfsh with a large
attendance.
The Western Town Lot company donated
$1,000 toward building the temporary cap
itol at Pierre.
Alonzo g Brown, one of the pioneer gold.
hunters Of the Black Hills, die at Dead
wood Tuesday,
Judge Tate, Of Sioux Falls, was stricken
with paralysis last week. The doctors say
ne will recover.
Minnesota want the insane asylum and
penitentiary Of western South Dakota 10.
lated at that place.
Senators Moody and Pettigrew will take
heir families to Washington to live during
.he session Of congress.
DIR 10 gan, of Grand Forks, n. D., has
been appointed secretary Of the Medical
association of North Dakota.
Wotsrsss,sss ~s. an amateur dramatie
Hub that will give entertainments every
third week during the season.
Pat Carry is in Jail al Columbia for
breaking into Fred Tyson's store in Heclo
and stealing goods to the value of $50.
w. n, Niney, of Bowdle, was arrested
!or horsestealing, but the evidence was in.
sufficient to convict and he was discharged.
A sneak thief went through Mrs. Jones,
boarding house in Sioux Falls taking up y
collection Of one overcoat and SlSin money.
Henry Sweatman, a workman in the
aomestake mine at Rapid City. was
seriously injured by a fall in the mine
Sunday.
Mayor Johnston, of Pierre, issued q
proclamation calling on all good citizens
10 celebrate the birth of the twins. They
celebrated.
Frank Carpenter, late lean of the school
Of mines, will remove from Rapid City to
oeadwood and engage in private mining
Enterprises.
Birds Of a feather flock together. :
nungry thief broke into Casperon's butcher
shop in Iroquois and waltzed off with d
whole hog.
a sow belonging TO John Boden, a farmer
aear Elk Point, gave birth to thirteen
pairs of twins one day last week. Fifteen
Of the piglets are still alive.
When the I~roquois Chief asks ''What has
become of the state bar association" it
seems 10 have forgotten that prohibition
was recently adopted by the twins.
In a runaway at Bridgwater Mrs. Elijah
Munsell was thrown from u wagon, strlk-
ing on her head and receiving injuries
from which she died two hours later.
One OF them little black and white fell
ersn moved into the basement of a Rapid
City block last week and the fire depart
ment had to be called out to eject him.
4 d 5@f Mas fs1 p raa d" ap sd tS &sr streets IS" OF
Aberdeen the other morning. They were
attracted by the electric lights and ran
nmuck of the telegraph poles and wires.
The Farmers alliance meeting, which was
advertised to occur at Aberdeen November
10, will be postponed for one week owing to
the meeting of the North Dakota legisla.
ture.
Dakota City, the new town in the reser
walton, situated on the Box Elder, has o
first class boom on. Corner lots are being
told in Chicago and other eastern points
1t is expected the town will be u second
Guthrie.
w. c. Nesbitt, of the Dell Rapids Times,
said in his paper that Alex. Bersey, pro.
prietor Of the Owl" saloon in Sioux Falls
was a Contemplate moral outlaw" and
Alex. wants $50 0 to buy oil for his LAGER.
ated reputation.
Maggie Murphy, of Grand Forks, was
met the other night by a footpad who or
dered her to shell out her money. Maggie
refused and the robber tried to scare her
with a revolver, but she broke away from
him and made her escape.
The steamer Last Chance has been mt
onto winter quarters at Chamberlain. Her
captain, II. J. King, who has been navigat.
ing the Missouri river for over thirty.
four years, says that the river Is three feet
over now then he ever knew it to be.
w. ID. Olney, of Bowdle, has a bald eagle
which was capIurSu ny us uoE. Ine eaglc
was in the at of purloiniag a chicken when
the dog took a land in the game and held
the eagle until Mr.. Olney dispatched it with
a club. The bird measured six feet four
inches from tip to tip.
Allen Wright, of A~ppomattox, eloped
from that place with Jennie BROOKS, a girl
under 10 years of age. The girls father
traced them to Redfeid, where Rrooxs was
arrested. He was taken to Gettysburg,
where he will stand trial for seduction and
enticing the child away from home.
The Rapid City Republican has on file y
copy of the London Times of the date of
June %, Is r, which contains the full re.
port by the duke of Wellington of the bat.
tie of Waterloo. When the editor of the
Republican Is short Of funny items IL ~
said he purloins q jokelet from the ancient
Times.
w. Braiey, Appointment politician of Min
nebaba county, disappeared very mystcri-
ously from his home near Sioux Falls a few
days ago and can nowhere be found. He
has with him a large sum of money, md IL
is believed he has either skipped the coun-
try or has been foully dealt with. He leaves
an vrifa and family at SHINY Fata