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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09

HON HESEY ?. sEvEkESs. JUDGE
North western National Bank, Of Chi
cago, Va K. q. Peters salt and Lumber
Company ct al, order OF reference 70
JOAN :. Lawrence, master IN chancery.
The First National Bank. OF Duba-
que, 1t al, Va X. e.. Peters CT al. order
OF reference 10 John ). Lawrence,
master III ehancery.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

re hrsrs hlaek arsxaea &c Hr<s BRIDGE q
Nes q n "a ~ - So sefe. ff~rt eoa - ~
ske1e - sess ~ .@e@e4 faSr i = saifes ~
f<z.,fax sa4fstss fef aczres az keesrs -sfs "A
ffrfe4tx 4 se5e ~ Nzs> feaat~s -
z541 A. A A0kb ita esf hflage-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LoAE-At the lowest rates.
M Fitzgerald a Barry. 100
SMALL short time accommodation loans
made on any good security. John B. Mar
tin. - CaBsisf. IL
MONEY TO LOAN on furniture. pianos.
w horses. wagons. Office and store fixtures
and all kinds Of personal property without
removal; business strictly confidential Rooms
al and q Nondsrg baiidsng. ID heor; take
elevator IA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09
Probate Court.

HON. CYRUS Z. PERKINS, JUDGE.
In re Sadie and Maud Brockway, Eva
Smith and Anna Cutcher. dependent
and neglected children admitted to the
State school at Coldwater.
Estate of James NJ. Arnott, deceased;
report of commissioners on claims filed.
Estate of Moseley Morris, insane;
guardians account allowed.
Estate of Jan Ter Stenke, deceased
petition for determination of hears
filed; hearing June /.
Estate of Valentine Kroft, deceased;
administrators final account allowed
and dividend Of 81 per cent. declared.
Estate of Geo. Linnell, deceased; ad.
ministratrix final account allowed.
Estate of Mariah Barrows, deceased
executors final account allowed.
Estate Frank B. Wise, deceased; in
ventory filed.
Estate of Jacob H. Sayler, deceas ed
will admitted to probate and Lucinda
Sayler appointed Administrative.
Estate of Peter Queen, deceased; will
admitted to probate and Paul Steketee
appointed executor.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09
IN THE COUNTRY.

John Robertson to John c Mango. lot
4. blk 5. Chaplin & Booths add. Lowell.
Johnson A Durham 10 Melissa Egan.
lot 5. bk 81. Cedar Sprinss....................
Lyman ID White 10 David Atkins. sw =
NV fr q Of sec 30. Ada..............-....
Aaron ; Parish 10 Fred d Yale. adr. pc
land on sec 30. Ord Rapids....--.-..........-.
Richard English TO Rose Bachman. n
u ne Il Of sec II. Tyrone.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09
Rive ssecR.
local naRkFTs

e..rx-wh@sr. Whit. BIN; red, r.fej ccrn
NJ safs Sc. rye. T9cs bsfiey. s8.fssesi.A
Aundret-
Ftors Avn rxsp-Liiv White, 80 Patent
sge hundred corn rrsL - 80 Ir~as
- ss'sali - . ton middlfness xffog erzn.
JSa
Nrsv-Psrs ses teef. <si tfai. - -. MT
20 A. t.,nh Ia enick er-. l1t@e taskess tssSi
uess IA u sres-. Hssi -
rsoprrv Ratser. asiry, Er cresH'eff -
- -. nas.taea 90 saf sppsss
Al lssaf "a ) k.fs hesfs sNes<e b ssfaeA
q raj ~ : ri sesns. hand piekea. ssFSe@ 2
ba, heasY. hale.
nse~s 80 Ts6ta1 --firs~as s4fff pstt
-sss~sf ft.sSer essFpd bfdes - estf = "a ff~rA
ssas esif ssiaz 1tsf@f a8et fefiH@ eeff 4
ssstz. sasei - srhtn skies. faessFr
W9ra - iaet. afs q 5&5 eera fset
fa3ez esff ttest. q 80 a. sst&
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09
REAL ESTATE rRANsrEas.


This list Is furnished by futile Bros, rea
estate dealers. Pearl-st-. over Arcade. Tele
phone No. 1851
IN THE CITY.
John s Cameron to Geo Clapperton ct
al. part lot 81. Canning x terry's add,
part of 151xly5.66 It on sc cor Of Third
and Stocking sts ............... ...-.....-S Loo
Minerva ii Thomas to VIM Z Neahr, pit
lot 9, kelloggs sub....--....-.............- SIC
Chas W Colt TO John Dale. lots "A, Is. %,
q. -. - and 30. Colts sub. 1865 It
front on side OF Taylor st. Of Sweet
4sVO
Chas w Pickell TO John A Pierson. lot
p Northrop's add. S. II front on n
side OF Wealthy ave. $3.50 IT wof S
Union 5.V
Elizabeth Littlefield to Therza Dale.
lot 5. Antisdel X Littieheld's sub.
s0xl60 II on n side of Lyon st. between
College ave aud Union st....................- 200
Reuben Reynold ct al. TO Geo II Glider
sleeva. lots and "a Reynolds Il
Franklin's 3rd add. 60S30 II front on
n side OF Fulton st. bks of Fuller
st..--... I,Uu
Pauline Ley TO Geo II Kirkland. lots
and .. Levi Bros add. 80. IL II front on
side Of 5 Division ST. ~ IT n Of Rose
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09

HON Na. z OhofE. JtpSk-
Central Building and Leasing Conn.,
pany vs.. John w. DonnAu, troyer;
verdict for plaintiff OF $3.50; proceed
ings stayed twenty days
The People va Archie Dennis, COM
plant for bAstarday; order vacating
qui entered
The People VS.. Elmer Mosher, in
formation for the larceny Of q horse;
verdict guilty; sentenced to State Re-
form School, At Lansing, until II years
Of age.
In the matter of additional jurors;
order that six additional jurors be
drawn from the following wards: One,
Two, Three, Four, Five, SIX.
Mary Stephanus vs.. Anthony Shupen-
les, assumpsit; on trial.
Issues OF facts on call: As, As, 80, 81.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09

VIM. Timmons, postmaster of Ida
vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has
done more for me than all other medi-
cines combined, for that bad feeling
arising from Kidney and Liver tron-
man of same place says: Find Electric
Bitters 70 be the best Kidney and Liver
medicine: made me feel like a new
man." j. w. Gardner, hardware mer-
chant, same town says: Electric Bit
tiers is just the thing for a man who is
all run down and don't care whether
he lives or dies" He found new
strength, good appetite, and felt just
like he had a new lease on life. Only
soc bottle, at Peck Bros. drug store.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09

For Over Fifty Years
MRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for children teething II soothes the child
softens the gums. Allays all pain. cures WIND
collie, and Is the best remedy for diarrhoea
TWENTY-FIVE cents bottle.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09
~How 60 Cure An SKIN Diseases.

Simply apply "SwAYNE's OINTMENT i.
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptions On
the face, hands, nose, etc., leaving the
skin clear. white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for SwAYNE's ONT
MENr."
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09

HON. Z. A. BURLIS0AME, JUDGE.
John DeVille VS.. Regina DeVille, in
chancery; hearing IN open court; prayer
of complainant denied; order that CON-
plsinant pay ; solicitors tee of SIS and
the costs to be taxed, and that he pay
TO defendant SIS . month for her sup
port.
Joseph w. Oliver W. Hartford j. Per-
kins and Willis j. Perkins, trespass on
the case; defendant gwen sixty days
stay III which TO file bill of exceptions
or move for q new trial; defendants
also granted stay of proceedings for
twenty days.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09

Lily White Flour
Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best is most satisfactory.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09
COOKERS FIGHT HARD
For Their Rights and for TIER
Little Homes.
But THE CHANCES ARE AGAINST THEN

IhszsAsds 81 Igaeraat ItsliAas Bsiag
InPsrssa ~ the rsnnsyivaaia o.
orators Ca Take the Places OF the
strikers In the Ovens and works
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09

Peckham's Group Remedy cures
whoopipg cough.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09

HON. A. C. ApsIr. JUDGE.
Jacob Reelman VS.. Henry G. French,
ct al, chancery; demurrer argued and
submitted.
Eugene Chaplin ct al, VS.. Benjamin
Z. Burt ct al, chancery; demurrer.
Wilder ID. Stevens ct al, VS.. William
Hudson, garnishee OF Francis Z. Cary
ct al. garnishment; judgment for
garnishee defendant for costs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09
THE MARKETS
Grain. PPevisiopp. Etc,


CHICAGO May 4
rIouR~sseady Spring Wheat patspt AD
R6oo; bakers, A75Saoo; Winter Wheat
Flour. q. l5o5s - for patents and A7soSoo fer
s,rsigats.
wsnAr-Rulcd weaker No cash snd
May, sLoiai o2, july. o7h9os. AuguN 6Ho
6>s.
CoRS-FairIy active and lower. No and
No 3 ssSn67xc. No. , and No. Yellow, o18
rae: Nav. esasS4c; July. co3sSeiko
oars Unsettled and easier. No Z Hx0
nkc; May.Yiba.5Inc: July. +oS9%osc. Sam
.lss stea<iier No. J. U252c; No White. ~
Be: No. 2 5s,essre; No. Whitc. 54056cL
RYx-Qnict aad steady. No cash. s5c:
aay. Sc: SAMPLES SEC fos No. 2, and SosS3c
or No
aARIEY-Demaad and oosrfng both small
hood mating 73&7Sc, common TO TAR light
seight 70os2c.
Mss PoRx-Tradirg moderately active and
sr,res ruled lower. Prices ranged ~ NlGh0
c0 Tor cash: eli sell ~ for May: eli S2xG
z IS for July, and 81 zoo IL <2ss for September
I LAaD--Markst moderately active aud prices
)owcr. Quotations ranged at $4,000 esH for
Rash; % oOf1s c2ss for May; f6T51e 50 for July.
nnd g. 0osss 05 for September.
BrrTxR-Creamcry. 230Ec; Dairy. fo034o;
Packing Stock. o1iscL
PouIzRT-Live Chickens fo0ioxe per 10. (;
live Turkeys. 03fSc per ID, Live DuctsL -
DC per ID Live Geese. S.Oc<oo Der dea
oIIs-wisconsin Prime White &c; wstsr
White. s.<e; Michigan Prime White. oSc:
water waite. ioS Indiana Prime White.
sAc; Water White. 10: Headlight rs test
osc: Gasoline. n deg's i4c; - degs. &C; Nsph-
tns 81 dsg's THe-
LsotoRs-pi Distilled Spirits ruled eru ss sf.ie
per gal for finished goods.
Ngv YoRk Nay &
wasAr-Msy. o. f0hoiios; June. q ava
90; Jsiy. VI oeef.0s August, o. osk III o4Is:
September. Ho3S3toaS: December. iot0
hos May Csa,. o. oshoL02
Corn eccipts. s.ioo b.; sales. $4,000 ba
pold OF fa2fsc Bat recovered Quiet No 4
sa1s7c. steamer mixed none here.
OARS Receipts. s.oos oa: sales 0.ooo eu.
Dali, easter western. s7DsIc
Dull. nrm; extra mesa
% soot0 %: family sILsoefs IS Pork-ouiet.
frrn; new mess sls sssitg. old mesa sii.Tss0
Is s: extra prime 81 75sala Is. Lard-Quiet
wess; srears rendered a.
CrevrLASp. O. Mar
rvrporFrN-Essy. standard white. ITO des.,
esc. ~ gasoline SIZE: - gasoline. re; 81
baphtaa, bsso
live stoch.
CHICAGO. May
cArrrs-Msrkes rssasr active Qvcssaous
ssused 81 = noAS FOR chosee TO ssneS sn,epsss
Steers; q 0naH . sor good 10 choice 40 ~ 10
can frr esnmon 70 fair DO, 00oAS ef
butchers steers; y poas 50 for ssoesers; q %
ASS for TssAps; ~ 90 - for Fsecerss a-S
a p for Cn~s: D. so<esss cor BaiiA SD m
"a ~ for Veal Calves
6oc<-Msrket rather active Sales rsagsd
~ q szax& Tor Pigs; y x<1s ~ Tor neht;
= MA Is Tor rough packing. - 's1sD sss
ufved ard - yzes 10 Tor Aeavy ssekiag snd
ohippfns lots. "
LOCAL MARKETS..
e,.rx-wb@sr. vhite. BIN. red, si.f7; ccrn
NJ. safs aSr. rye. ne. barley. si.s@si.A =
Aundret-
Ftors r.sp-Lliv white. go; Patent
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09

MONDAY. April 27. q small dark bag pony.
VI star on forehead. walks on the point OF
his toe. Finder wal. please leave word ~ "a.
Schneider Il Co.'S cigar store II
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-09

XVANTED-Position BY an experienced hard
w ware clerk; have been buyer. tookkeeper
and manager; best OF references. Address 63
Lagrave-st.. Grand Rapids. Mich. lS3
WANTED-Pcsition - stem ographer by a
w young man having a years experience;
owns new machine and does firstcas work;
IL Oakesst. s.itf
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-04-11
A GENUINE LOVE FEAST.
Wisconsin Democrats WIN Rejoice I

Wisconsin Democrats VIII Rejoice To
night Over Their Success.
MILWAUKEE. April 3.-The annual
love feast of the Wisconsin democracy
under the auspices OF the Juneau club,
and which takes place at the Plankin.
ton house tonight, will take on the
ch aracter OF a jubilee celebration OF the
democratic victories OF the past year
Grover Cleveland had been invited as
the guest OF honor, but the leader OF
tho National democracy, whom Charles
A. Dana delights 10 characterize as the
ssansu loaha q ~ IL aaRossssse a y %
and consequently. Sc nator John NJ. Pal
mer, of Illinois. will be the chief ora.
tor and the principal attraction. Con.
gressman John Mitchell will offlciate as
POSTMASTER and Honest John Palmer,
General Black, OF Illinois, Cong
Wilson and Governor Peck will be the
principal speakers. Senator Villas, who
Is not completely en- rapport with the
juneau club, has found it convenient to
delay his return from tho south, and
consequently. will not cross his feet
under tho festive mahogany. OF the
500 invitations that are issued, over 40c
acceptances have been received up 10
noon today. Tho Juneau club has al
ways been the strong element for
Cleveland in Wisconsin, aud, conse.
luently the selection of Palmer as the
recipient OF the highest honor upon thi s
occasion is regarded as not without its
political significance.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-04-11
NEWSIN TWO STATES
The Latest Important Events Hap
pening in the Dakotas.
New Land-Rain and Crop Prospects
Fires, Deaths, and the Latest
News I'm Those States.

CHAMBERLAIN, 5. D., March el.-Ad-
ditional plats for twelve townships in
Presho county have been received at
the United States land Office. Presho
county is in the cedod Sioux lands, and
the settlers there and in other portions
Of these lands acquired squatters' rights
on the lands when tho reservation was
thrown open one year ago. In addition
TO tho plat for the Presho county the
land office has recently received plats
for other portions Of the ceded lands
The large number of settlers in that
country can file April 9 on their claims,
thus enjoying full possession, because
OF the land not being surveyed previous
to the opening of the reservation. The
settlers or squatters have been greatly
annoyed by claim jumpers, who watch
their opportunity TO jump the claims
whenever the first squatter would leave
1t for time to go to town or elsewhere.
Considerable of rush will be expert
enced at the land Office when filings are
rahaiyad
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-04-11
Whisky the Cause.


SIoUxFALLs, 8. ID. March 81. The body
of John Hengum was found near the
Milwaukee depot last evening. His
death was the direct result of pro-
tracted spree. Mr.. Hengum was one OF
the oldest settlers Of Sioux Falls, was
we'll known and generally liked. al
though his failing for strong drink was
3 misfortune that prevented him from
rising in the ranks of life. He was
born in Norway, going to Wisconsin
with his parents forty years ago. When
he was l6 years OF age he entered the
Norwegian Lutheran college of Decorah,
Ia, where he remained until grad duating
with the highest honors in his class.
In 1875 he moved to Sioux Falls and
has held public offices Of trust during
his residence here. He leaves a wife
and two children.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-04-11
BETTER WITHOUT HIM.
Nellie Grants Husband Not Dead ut l.,
AccOunts

Nellie Grants Husband Not Dead ut Last
Accounts.
New YORK, April 3.-A report was
current today at the Manhattan club
that Captain Algie Sartoris. husband of
Nellie Grant the only daughter of
General Grant, was dead. No confirm
ation Of the report. howe ver, appears In
today's cable dispatches.
The last adyices concerning Captain
Sartoris received in this city about ten
days ago were to the effect that he was
dying at Cannes. Nellie Grant Sartoris
is resident OF one OF the most fash
ionable quarters of London in mans sion
that cost nearly quarter OF million
dollars and the fortunate possessor OF
an annual income of $37, 500. Her FAM
lily comprises two daugh ters and q son !,
the latter l3 years old She has beon
separated from her husband on account
OF his habits Of intemperaUce for sew
eral years. Notwithstanding this, how
ever, she moves in the highest social
circles OF the country and is welcome Q
visitor at Marlborough house Whenever
the Prince and Princess of Wales are at
home, frequently dimes with Queen
Victoria and holds the most intimate
relations towards her husbands family
Her largo fortune was settled uLon h or
by the father OF her husband In the
snti-nuptial contract and In the even {
OF his demise tho property reverts to
her children.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-04-11
FROM FIVE STATES
What Has Occurred in Those Five
Large CommonweaIths.
Epidemics at Council Biuffs-Late
Events In Iowa, Nebraska, Min
nesota and the Dakotas.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, April 3.--To.
day every school in the city will close
for one week at least. This move on
the part OF the board OF directors is
caused by necessity more than any thing
else. There are more than 1, ZOO pupils
who are regular attendants at the diff.
ferent schools who are i'll with some OF
the complaints prevailing at this time,
and tho diseases nearly all being OF 4
contagious nature, the directors found
that the indisposition among the pupils
is rapidly increasing, and the only rem
edy was to dismiss the schools for q
time.
At the Washington avenue school
alone there are at least225 pupils absent
on account OF illness, and the number
increases daily. The same state OF af-
fairs are reported from all the other
schools, the cases of sickness being in
the same proportion according to the
enrolment as that reported for the
Washington avenue school.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-04-11
MONEY FOR THE DITCH,
"A syndicate Being Formed to Complet
tho Nicaragua Canal.

n syndicate Being Formed to Complete
the Nicaragua Canal.
NEW YORK, March 3l.-It is believed
ON NJ ~aN ~ss-sse >s..~S ys>ass.e< GA
American and European capitalists is
being formed for the purpose OF supply
ing funds to aid in the compile tion of
the Nicaragua canal. The understand.
ing is that the members of the syndi-
cate will purchase a large block OF
shares in the canal company, and in ad-
dition TO this Investment take great
amount of the bonds. Experts differ in
their opinions rs to the amount of
money which will be required to finish
the big ditch" Some OF these gentle
men think the figures given by the com.
pany's own chief engineer are not much
more than half large enough. Perhaps
when Warner Miller and his party, who
are now in Nicaragua making an inves-
tigation OF affairs, return TO New York
some definite and reliable information
in regard to the condition and and pros
poets of the enterprise will be made
public. 1t is said that much of the ma
chinery and appliances which were pur-
chased at great expense for the work
will have to be replaced by others OF
more modern and improved patterns.
This would involve very heavy outlay
OF money on the part OF the company.
There is considerable anxiety in certain
quarters to know IL all the cash which
will be required will be forthcoming or
not. The promoters OF the canal have
gone so far that they cannot we'll afford
TO halt or give up the work.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-04-11
The St Albans, VT, Messenger tel

The St Albans, VT, Messenger tells
good dog story. The owner OF dog
in that town has brother who is quito
sick, living in the suburbs. During q
recent dark and stormy night he de.
cided to send his dog to the brothers
residence to learn his condition. A note
Of inquiry was written and given to the
dog, his master opening the front door
and pointing in the direc ton which the
dog should take. The messenger"
trotted merrily away and in about one
hour and half returned and made his
..---------- N< Ne--N-N-.ss sA.-. s~ss-ss
door. The dog brought an answer In
the shape Of letter from the wife OF
the sick brother replying to the inquiry
made, much to the qualification OF the
household receiving the news.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-04-11
Not a Dumping Ground.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-The Alta
says the recall of Faya has furnished an
opportunity for many utterances which
we hope to see disavowed by responsible
Americans of Italian birth. The edi-
tors Of Italian papers in Chicago
and elsewhere have said that
in the event of war italians in
the United States would go home.
That their going will be facilitated, If
not made easy, We have no doubts, but
this country does not want citizens who
talk Of going home in t.me of war;
This country is not TO be treated as a
pasture in which another nation may
turn loose its half-fed people 30 fatten
and wax strong, with the intention of
going homo in the event OF war. The
commonest instincts Of self-preservation
forbid this.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-04-11
A Rlack UiIis Flre.

OELRIcHs, S. D., March 3l.-Saturday
night at about 1l:l5 o'clock the town was
startled by an alarm Of fire and the
ringing OF bells. Everybody hastened
to the scene Of the fire, which was dis
covered to have started in the Atchison
livery barn on the east side of Main
street. Almost Immediately after the
fire was discovered it broke through the
roof. Three horses belonging to Grant
Eastin were in the barn and perish cd
In the flames. An effort was made to
save the other buildings on the same
side Of the street. but to no avail. The
flames spread rapidly, assisted by a
strong wind from the east and the
whole row from Atchison's old drug
store to Bull & Co. IS brick was en- tirely
destroyed by the flames. The losses
we're the livery barn OF Frank Long
and n. Atchison, valued at 81, 500. in
sursnce, $500; the building belonging
to Mr.. Colgan and used for law Office
by f. ). Eastin, value $500, no lnsur-
ahce; the store building Of A. Colgan,
value 81, 200, no insurance; two store
buildings OF Samuel Il. Moss, occupied
by Z. A. Bucks saloon; John Brown,
drag store, value Sl,so0; insurance,
5000. Almost every movable thing was
9. ts estiunAted AZ sNss<sN,e
W, 600. 1t is the general opinion that
the fire was the work of some incendi-
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-04-11
All Over the states.

The signal service station at Fort Sully
| Is to be removed to Pierre.
Chas. Natusch dropped dead on the
streets of Redfeld of heart failure.
Hon. r. f. Mcclure has retired from the
hardware business ut Pierre.
Watertown fremen will be represented
at the Sioux Falls tournament.
A faith curist has ingratiated himseif
into the good graces OF some Yankton peo.
pie.
1t is reported that this dependents will
establish n newspaper In each county in
tie state.
DIR. G.. b. Afford, of Huron, has resigned
his Office rs mem Der of the state board of
charities and corrections
l.. d. Lyon, editor OF the Watertown
Public opion. will get 5000. coo as his share
Of an English estate.
Holts elevator at Bowdle went up in
smoke together with Its contents, 6,OOO
bushels of fax and 3,O0J of wheat.
The state agricultural college at Brook
lngs has leased forty acre tract in Sphinx
county and will make q test thereon Of
irrigation this season.
uuo Cchs VI oiOux ais,
mourn the death OF a Zmon nths-old boy.
The saloon war progresses in Sioux
Falls The air 10 full of talk about dam
age suits for arrests.
Lsnnox claims the beat creamery In the
state.
The Ruralist is making arrangements TO
print German edition.
The married folks Of Trenton have chal-
lenaed the school children OF that to wn TO
. spslling contest.
Peter X Barrett 10 dead at washington
Springs. He was 5s years old, and has
lived In Jerauld county since 1873.
IL costs something to get drunk In Ips-
wich. II. A. Stowe. Of that town induiged
too freely in the flowing bowl, was ar
rested and rssistsl the oficsr He was
fined 3 o. or lu0 or fifry days In Jail.
The winter has been favorable one for
prairie chickens. and II the seas on 10 favor
aIls for hatching the young there will be
more chickens in South Dakota next fall
than for m any years.
':Nors Marks" who will b. rsmsm-