Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-13
MINNESOTA

Doks W klAIcu W eicctIIcIby III MlnueapO-
lis.
Wiunebsgo farmers are preparing to gather
In a very light hay crop.
Mics Frankie Gerard poses as one Of the
editors of the Houston signal.
Several horses at Welch became sfnicted
with fsrcy and had to be shot.
Large numbers OF Montana ponies have
been purchased by residents Of Appleton.
Henry G.. Beyershedt, a pioneer ef 1857,
died In his 73i year at Winons Thursday.
The annual session OF the Minnesota synod
OF the Lutheran church Is being held at New
Ulm.
1t !s rumored that lightning rod agents
take liens on farmers houses after putting up
the rods.
bushels per day IS soon to BE- built at
Stephen.
Zimri Hatch, a third term convict, died at
the state penitentiary at Saltwater Wednes-
day night.
The l6-yesr-old daughter II Mr.. VI. Martel,
OF Clear Lake, was killed instantly by light
ming Wednesday.
Three highwaynen held up and robbed a
stranger who refused to tell his name to the
authorities at st. Cloud.
The Did Settlers association OF Stevens
county Is holding its annual reunion at Win
termutc's grove, rear Morris.
Swan Magnuson, shot by drunken Indians
at Mile Laos recently, has recovered SUI
tciently 10 be removed TO his home.
A gang of tranps engaged In a fight with
Red Wing citizens, and nine OF the former
were landed IL jail at;er a warm battle.
Nicholas B.are, an old farmer living near
FaribAult, was struck by lightning and in
stantly killed Wednesday.
Mrs. John Young, whose husband thrashed
her paralnou at Sank Center some time ago,
was granted a divorce in stearns county on
the 26th met.
The contract for one wing OF the new ST.
Bened!ct's hospital in 81. Cloud TO cost s20,-
600 has been Let. The whole building Will
cost about $50. 0C0.
The fourth annual e~ncampment OF the Park
K ston association, q. A.. r., comprising
northern Minnesota and Dakota, opened al
Detroit Wednesday.
The bank OF Sank Center has charged
hands, Lucas Kells pure hAsing the interest Of
Solomon Pcndergast, the president, and NJ.
kells Will now assume full control.
The saloon license In Minneapolis 4. 81 900
spot cash IN advance. Two hundred and
tor.y-nine saloonkeepers have made applica-
tons for license for the coming year.
Nathan A. Starr was seriously injured
while firing a salute to Governor Merriam al
the Park Region encampmeRt, G.. A. r., at
Detroit Thursday.
Charles Hamilton, colored, and his colored
mistress, living al ST. Paul, quarreled Thurs
day night, and She chopped of two Of MS
fingers with q butcher knife.
An order has been issued establishing a
daily mail service over the Duluth, RED Wing
and southern railway between Ped Wig and
Zumbrotrs, commencing July 81.
{. ". Morris, a colored attorney, was last
Saturday admitted to the supreme court to
practice law Ia the courts Of Minnesota on
a certificate from the Illinois supreme bench.
There will be 70 organized attempt 20 cele-
brate the Fourth Of July in ST. Paul, but the
pau io N4tlEtuS VI LLat UAlE WIZ GuE hIlOLu
it will 90 to the lakes and some few societies
VIII picnic.
A depot is being erected a. Goodhue, on
the Dakota, Rcd Wing sul Southern rail
/ road, twelve miles south Of Red Wing, ana q
station Of considerable proportions promises
to sptipg up there.
John Lunkenheincr, for eight years deputy
sheriff of Ramsey county, ? prominent mem
Der OF German society and a leader ot the or
ganization OF the Junior Pioneers OF Min.
nesota, died a. MS home IN ST. Paul last Sat
urday.
The license committee O. the Minneapolis
city council in enforclng a heretofore neg
lected section Of the state liquor law and re-
fusing to grant license 10 parties who have
ever been convicted Of violation thereof has
caused CONSERVATION among about twenty
out of 249 applicants for license.
The lumber companies Of Clcouet will ask
the county commissioners to grant them per
mission 10 build q large dam on the Cloquet
river about thirty or forty miles east OF Clio
quet. The dam is intended for the flooding
OF the lower river In order that the logs may
be sent down and give the mills work again.
Dululh's Turnvertia repre- sentativcs took
the eighth prize az the Cincinnati exhibition,
and these who sayed a. home ere so gra'ifed
that they will serenade the others when they
come home on Saturday night Double hori-
zontal bar acts were the iestur: on which the
prize was won.
The personal property OF the estate Of the
ate Thomas Brennan, including valuable
p ne lands In ksnabec and Pine counties, the
merchandise business and cav mil! at Hinck-
ley and the retail lumber business In st.
Paul, has been sold to a syndicate OF Eau
Claire gentlemen fer $4,000.
Ordained a Prieat.