Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-06-29
DAKOTA.
City will celebrate.

Burglars are al work 81 C0iuihoi6.
| Dell Rapids has q new steam saw mill.
Dell Rapids has a new bank, making three
In all.
The Armour Tribune IL now IN eight col
umn folio.
II. p. Robe is the new proprietor Of the
Pierre Signal.
The Dell Rapids Times Is now printed from
q new cylinder press.
Rapid City's new foundry awaits the last
invoice OF machinery.
Aberdeen's new electric street lighting out
ct is now ready for use.
The Baptists arc to erect q Is, 900 church
In Ipswich this summer.
The Fargo Argus puts the clerk hire OF the
last legislature at 1900.
The ~artesian we'll at the asylum In Yank-
ton Is down nearly 500 feet.
The Missouri river is washing away valua-
BILE land At Yankton again.
Work has commenced on the power house
for Pierre's electric light plant.
Over 100 teachers were in attendance upon
the teachers institute at Grafton.
Plankinton will give q bonus to the right
kind Of q man to establish q creamery there.
Lawn tennis is a favorite pastlme among
the guests at the Minnekahta at Hot Springs.
Hank Wright, a we'll known newspaper man,
is now city editor OF the Rapid City Journal.
The North Dakota Miilers' association met
in annual session at Moorhead, MINI, Thurs
day.
The Fourth OF July grafton will be omitted
from, the procram ~ tho colahratfon az papil
City.
The Dakota Medical society will hold IT.
eighth annual meeting at Mitchell June 90
and 81.
Candidates for president Of the North Da
kota constitutional convention are being
mentioned.
A gopher hunt for q supper took place at
were killed.
Edward Perry, of Brant Lake, who was re-
Gently released from the insane asylum, has
gone crazy again.
The second semi-annual session OF the
Mitchell District Ministerial association has
just closed ut Salem.
Vermillion will celebrate the Fourth Of
July $500 worth, that amount having been
raised for the purpose.
Brown county has the largest number aud
the best attended Sunday schools Of any
county In the territory.
The Fort Sisseton Indian reservation has
been formally turned over to f.. r. Ruggles,
the governments custodian.
Eighteen Indians will play . game of base
ball at Chamberlain July 4. A white man has
been selected for umpire.
George Wentworth, herder near Rec
Heights, was thrown from his horse and had
q leg broken last Saturday.
The Baptists have arranged for q minis
terial institute in Sioux Falls, commencing
June 20 and continuing eight days.
The Chamberlain Democrat is issuing a
reservation bulletin, giving the daily pro
ceedings Of the Sioux commissioners.
The Central Dakota Veterans association
will hold their fourth annual camp fire and
reunion at Brookings July 3, 4 and 5.
The Yankton Telegram says that the In
dian Chaska and his white wife are to be a.
Yankton during the fremen's tournament.
Many OF the cities and towns In South De
kota are trying the experiment OF settins
one day IN each month apart as 'marke
day"
Last Friday $1,000 was stolen from tn,
American express Office at Webster. Tues
day the money was found buried beneath the
q depot.
' Yankton business inen talk Of going eas
=, aud organizing an excursion 70 get capital
i,ts TO look over the advantages offered 70
investments.
> Three teams from the Council Bluffs fire
!, mems tournament will attend the YanktoI
:, tournament next week and participate In Ia
~free-for, ali contest.
l.. Van Dervor, president Of the Whapeto
" bank that failed recently, says he will pa
q every dollar Of the liabilities OF the bank an
have lots OF money left.
The city council Of Columbia has sdopte
an ordinance compelling the saloons TO TAX
x down all curtains and blinds on Sundays an
after closing hours at night.
u The territorial republican central comm!
y tee Of the south half OF Dakota will meet 1
Huron June % and issue a call Tor a sta,
,r convention Of South Dakota.
10 Rapid City offers as a new departure |
a Fourth of July sports a genuine, full bloode
& Sioux Indian hub and hub race, tao team
from Pine Ridge Offering TO run for a purse
z The Bee Hive store Of B. Davidson d Ct
r at Sioux Falls will donate 1 per cent. Of tn
proceeds OF their entire sales during on
week for the benefit Of the Johnstown su,
ferers.
. F. N. Hagerty, commissioner of immigra
d, ton, is preparing q pamphlet for gratuitou
o distribution, setting forth the advantages c
), each county In the territory. 1t viii contss
personal letters written by farmers from eac
county.
y The prohibition party, to raise funds {
carry on the campaign this fall, are sellin
y medals among their adheretns, one of silve
e and one of gold plate, with the t%erritoris
q coat of arms on one eide and a Huron ar:t
sian well upon the opposite.
The largest fire Grafton ever had cccurre
It Thursday while the fire department Of tbs
town was attending tho fremen's tournamer
d at Fargo. The fire started in the Merchant
,e hotel and not until over 81, coo worth OF pro-
a erty was destroyed waa It extinguished.
J.. l.. Grandip, the largest North Dskot