Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-08-17
DAKOTA.
Armour has eight lawyers.

ELK Ioluts So,oVV Hotei pIoJSce IL b"t
dead.
The Sioux Falls egg story is still a living
issue.
Richland claims to be the banner wheat
county.
There are three secondhand stores In
Yankton.
Iroquois people are anxious to be lectured
by Sam Small.
The Republican says Vermilliru needs fifty
new houses.
The new club nouse Of the Aberdeen club
is nearing completion.
John Cashier, OF spesrdsh, has a Roman
coin 1000 years OF age.
Work on the new Methodist church at
Spearfish has commenced.
The new Commercial hotel at Eureka is
completed and open to the public.
Yankton's ~thoroughfares are being i'm
proved by a liberal application Of gravel.
Minneapolis parties have organized an
other building and loan association at Yank-
ton.
Harvest is In full blast in the Red River
valley, ten days to two weeks earlier than
usual.
The estimated wheat yield OF the two Da-
kotas and Minnesota is placed at SO, 600 600
klshels.
The Park Place hotel at Aberdeen has
changed hands, John Proud being the new
proprietor.
J. G. Gipson, OF Kingsbury county, has
withdrawn from the race for commissioner OF
public lands.
The machinery for the new steam grist
mill at Dell Rapids has arrived ard i. being
put in place.
A planning mill company has been organized
I'D Sioux Falls. Work on the plant will be
commenced at once.
Park Davis, Of Bridgewater, Is a candidate
for the Office Of Judge Of the circuit court
of the second district.
A. b. Melville, Of Beadle county, has con-
sented to become a candidate for nomination
for a supreme iudgeship.
II. 8. Williams barn, with a valuable horse
and two carriages, at Aberdeen. were de-
stroyed by fire last Friday.
A farmer named Temple, living near Woon-
socket, accidentally shot and killed the only
good horse he had Saturday.
Nearly all the grain has been cut, and the
farmers are satisfied that there will be An
average yield In Lincoln county.
Business men OF Tyndall have organized
for the purpose Of more thoroughly advertis-
ing the advantages OF the town.
A local gas company has been organized ia
Watertown snd will soon have a plant ready
to supply gas for heating purposes.
W.. l.. Palmer, postmaster at Carthage, has
received a white cap letter. 1t warns him to
leave town or keep himself armed.
The democrats OF Cas- county will meet IN
convention at Casselton August 10 TO elect
! delega'es 70 the state convention.
The First Reformed church building at
Harrison is being repaired. Its steeple was
recently knocked off by lightning.
The first load Of new wheat was marketed
A. Yankton Saturday. 1t was bought by the
Excelsior mill, and was No. l In quality.
And now they want to call South Dakota
"Benison,n In honor Of the president. Har
rison is much better. -Council Bluffs Non
pareil.
new FORK party mas leased the new Da-
kota house al Grand Forks and the hotel will
be opened for business the first week In Sep
TENDER.
The contract for the putting in OF water
works at Tyndall was let last Friday. f.
Tapgney, Of Sanborn, Ia, secured the job at
y, 69l 80.
~ .-4s lAt.1 % Errala hus
changed hands, J. w. JamisoD, formerly OF
the Ednunds house, Roscoe, having pur'
chased it.
Overloaded shelving In a Speartish DRUG
store gave way last Monday morning smash
Ing bottles and destroying $500 worth Of
drugs and medicines.
The new portion of the insane asylum al
Yankton is now wholly occupied and the pa
tients are made more comfortable than In
their crowded condition.
The second annual camp meeting OF the
NJ. f.. church Of Jerauld county will be held
at Washington Springs, commencing August
z and continuing one week,
There are two eggs on exhibition In the
office of the White Lake Times. One meas
ures SSl inches in circumference and the
other just eight inches less.
John Huelson, 36 years Of age, who resided
near Grand Forks, was run over by a Mani
toba stock train last Sunday and died from
the effects Of bic injuries Tuesday.
Judge Moody SAYS that In the Black HILLS
more grain IT. raised of OF forty acres OF
irrigated land thao on 100 acres that is left
to the mercy Of the average rainfall.
Harry H ghy, holder Of the single coupler's
badge Of Dakota, intends to compete for the
800 prize offered at the remains tourna.
ment 10 be held at Denver this month.
The Bulletin in the latest addition to Yauk
toms journalistic family. II will be intensely
prohibition in politics and Professor Bartlett,
OF Yankton college, will guide the helm.
John Williams, living five miles southeast
Of Milette, in digging a well for water
struck at a depth OF fifty feet a strong flow
OF natural gas. He intends to run q pipe K
his house and also to bore the well deeper.
Dell Rapids citizens are proud OF the new
wall recently finished around the schoo
grounds. IL is range work Of Dell Rauidi
jasper and * els by far In quality Of stone