Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-06-15
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The Catholic church at Atkinson is out of
debt.
/ Horse thieves are numerous In Knox
county.
The Hastings Park association has been in
corporated.
Kearney was visited by a heavy frost Tues
day night.
Chadron will soon have telephones and
electric lights.
Work has begun on the new water works
system at Cret~.
The striking plasterers Of Omaha have
gone back to work.
Lacrosse clubs are arranging elegant play
grounds at Lincoln.
8. II. Waters, of David City, has mys-
t~eriously disappeared.
William Deim won a foot race and $500 at
Benkelman Saturday.
Lincoln butchers will close their shops at S
o'clock every evening.
An Omaha teamster was fined 81 and costs
FOR hitchirg his team to a lamp post, and the
next day was fined the same amount for leav-
ing his team unhitched. A lawyer put 1t,
lou = ~ you W. nhu ~ z 40
you DON'T"
Travelling men have organized and secured
club rooms in Omaha.
There will be two large elevators erected
In Rushville this season.
Galloway is happy over the prospects OF Sc
curing two new railroads.
Hereafter no Sunday games Of base ball
will be played at Norfolk.
The holiness camp meeting at Bennett has
been postponed until June 20.
The city council will raise the saloon license
In Fremont from $500 to 81, 900.
Hecbt's packing house at Kearney was de-
stroyed by FIRE Thursday morning.
Holyoke has an incorporated board OF
trade with q capital stock Of $4,000.
J. p. Donnelly had a valuable horse stolen
from his barn at Grant Friday night.
Pender has 500 pledged to pay the ex-
penses Of a Fourth Of July celebration.
Mrs. Thos. Jaynes, living near Burwell,
dropped dead from heart disease Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Constock, living twelve miles
south Of Nebraska City, is demented and
missing.
"Liberality Of the banks' is the cause as
signed for the small number Of failures In
Fremont.
Frank Abbott and John Davis received a
two years. sentence for cattle stealing at st.
Paul Friday.
George z. Stiles, an Ainsworth teacher,
married one OF his pupils In order to settle a
seduction suit.
The Herman Breeze Is q new six column
folio newspaper, published by Messrs. c. J.
and A. F. Harper.
wolves In three weeks, on which he collected
q bounty Of $246.
The hook and ladder company Of Nebraska
City will attend the Council Bluffs tourna-
nent next month.
State Senator John d. Pope and Miss
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. T. Pokerney, incursbly insane, was
taken from Lincoln Friday and placed in the
poor house at Omaha.
Tony Cornelius, Of Kearney, says he is the
champion hose coupler of the world. He has
$500 that says so, too.
The Kearney Typographical union, No. 100,
has just received it's charter. 1t has q mem
bership Of twenty-three.
The stockholders Of the exposition build.
ing at Omaha will sell their structure to the
city for q market house.
Quite q number Of Nebraska papers sre
dressing up this spring. The Lyons Mirror
10 Tho fotact ta don q roha
The editors Of North Nebraska will organ
lie an editorial association. and meet In West
Point June 7 and 8 for that purpose.
The progress Of q dance WAS temper
arily checked by the breaking ont OF a IRE
In the rear Of the hall at Craig Wednesday
night.
Hsnserd Garrison, charged with the mu-
der Of James Myers, of Cedar Rapids, was
arranged Friday In Albion and pleaded no,
guilty.
A human skeleton was found In q cesspeol
IN Omaha Thursday. One year ago on
Decoration day there was q similar find In the
same place.
A predestisn named F. Bodeman was run
down by a freight train ten miles west OF
Green river Thursday morning and literally
cut to pieces.
NJ. L. Thomas, editor OF the Dundy County
Pioneer, has brought suit for libel against
John Andrews, editor Of the Dundy Demo
crat for 81, 1000.
Coal has been found at Fairbury. A well
was drilled and at a depth Of lis feet a foot
vein Of coal was struck, and at 2O1 feet an
other foot vein was found.
DR.. Jsnse, Of Grand Island, failing to Sc
cure a judgment against the West Point Re-
publican, sought satisfaction in attempting to
whip the editor, and got drubbed himself.
Pete johnson, colored, was sentenced to
two and q half years In the pen by Judge
Norval at York Saturday. His offense was
forging an order OF 81 on his father and pass
ing 1t.
The Nebraska Press association will 60 on
a juuket to Tacoma, Wash, and other western
points, leaving Omaha July 9. l.. Vessel,
jr., Lincoln, is chairman Of the excursion
committee, who will furnish information.
David Crinklaw, alias Kid Hawkins, ar.
rested for killing Frank Fansler In Novem-
Der at Hastings, was acquitted Friday.
Kansas City authorities Immediately re-
arrested the Kid for murder committed In