Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-06-25

Reward and Homestakc mines turned OUT
a brick worth 1850, 0O0.
Rev. S. G.. Upkykc has rendered his
resignation as pastor of the Congrega'
tional church at Aberdeen.
4 blast in Deadwood along the railroad
grade on Sherman street did considerable
damage to buildings on Main street
Cut worms are reported not as numer-
Gus or troublesome this ye r as formerly,
owing, no doubt, to the wet weather,
Bonesteel, in Gregory county, has been
incorporated and has "A newspaper, 1t
is booming the place for all it is worth. ,
The l. O. O.. +. lodge at Salem will build
itself n home. It will be a two-story struc'
ture and will be built Of Spencer granite.
The commissioners of Hand county
have issued an order for 500 to be used
20 represent that county at the worlds
fair.
William Leaning. one of Iankton
county's pioneer farmers, will have @OJ
bushels of standard apples to market next
fall.
Yankton has great hopes for a free de-
liyerv system The receipts for the year
eading June 81 will largely exceed the
amount required.
James Bryue and w. G.. Richards have
six young wolves with which they propose
to train their dogs. The whelps were cap
tured neal Kimball.
The back door of the Yaukton postofice
was forced open 10y burglars, and stamped
...z1.-, ,,,la nnl Nyrn ppera IN thu
amount of S23. 90 were taken.
Central City has n club called the Young
Mems Matrimonial association which
gives $lCO to any of its members who
have the nerve to get married.
An ll-year-old boy named Eugene
Fitch, while in the cellar of Brown & Hol
lens store at Flandrau, was sutfocated
by the fumes from escaping gasoline.
Van Moore, n half-brced Indian who
was confined in the Jail Mt Pierre for beat
ing an inoffcnsivc man, broke jail and
made good his escape to the reservation.
day for several weeks and they expect to
increase their shipments as the season
advances,
A kycna belonging TO Ringing Bros
circus, whose cage was demolished by
being blown from II ear, escaped, but was
rccapturcd aud brought TO Huron and de-
livered to the circus people.
The White Lake Wave is authority for
the statement that preliminary steps have
been taken for the construction of n telc.
phone line between Kimball and Cas-.
talia. IT would be "A very convenient thing
10 have.
Dan Woods young farmer living seven
miles northeast of Woonsocket, attempted
suicide Sunday night. He slashed his
throat with n razor and stabbed himself
with n knife. He is not expected 10 live.
The cause for the act is unknown, but it
i supposed TO be disappointment in some
love affair.
1t Is safe that Sphinx county. $ apportion.
meut of the worlds faIr fund will be raised
in n short time. Redfcld's portion is al.
ready nearly subscribed, and reports from
other places in tie county are very en-.
couraging.
Vegetables in the gardens in and about
Yankton are growing well, but are late
because of the prolonged wet weather Of
last month. Growth has been very rapid
LOT TWO "cthS' hO"SNNEi hhu ~ BoOu Ill
just now would do no harm.
While several boys were swimming In
the Vermillion river at Vermillion one oil
them, ]. r. Johnson, got beyond his depth
and sank TO the bottom. Ole Blikken
while trying to rescue him narrowly es.
capped. The body was recovered.
L S. Tyler's warehouse ut Salem bur-
..~t .u..l .... oo.1ool, - l.-l. -
two carloads of nails, besides a carload OF
two of other stuff, settled to one side and
fell off its foundation. No damage was
lone further than to wreck the building.
Anpao Kin is the title of a religious pub.
LEGATION in the Indian language issued at
Madison and edited by Bishop Hare. One
thousand copies are TO be issued each
month and distributed among the Santee,
Yankton and Teeton Indians. Anpao Kin,
interpreted, Is the Day Break.
James Ringrose, of Aberdeen, has sc.
cured q judgment by default against
Brown county for something over $40 for
taxes alleged to have been ~illegally Us.
sessed several years ago.
A special from Deadwood on the 10th
contains the following item: A cyclone
passed over the Centennial prairies, three
miles from here, today, causing great de.
struction to crops and property. The pakh
of the storm was twelve miles wide. Ma
loss of life is reported. Mrs. Zeright, ly.
ing sick in bed, was carried with the
house n distance of n mile, and the house
landed without n jar.
During the thunder storm last FRIDAY
evening lightning struck a small ice house
Just in The rear of Beebe g. Miller hard.
ware store at Rcdfeld and In n few min.
u es the flames were shooting out from al.
most every crevioc in the building. The
structure was entirely consumed.
Parker Press: The boiler Mt the -four
mill has burned out 1t got coated with
sediment, got hot and swelled oct, bu,
they run it. Then it begun to leak water
into the frebox, but they kept right or
and run IL for nine hours after she sprung
n leak. thus cleaning out the mill prepare.
tory to shutting il down. The sale comes
of on the 18th. A new boiler will nave to
be purchased.
The report, OF the secretary and treas
urcr OF The state board If regents of edu
cation nave been issued. The se~cretary
report, an unexpected balance of siI,
90Is7. The totals reported by the treas
urcr are: Receipts, go, 9S7. IS; disburse
ments, $!i,0J7.l7 balance on hand
$3.50 rs.
The Bad River Indians, living west o.
Pierre. have Just completed a genera
blowing and planting bee. There were
forty two In number, and they have plowel
aud planted t%hirty-ninc farms In amounts
Of from five to ten acres on cnch farm
They M they get along faster by adopt
ing tEis manner OF helping each othe,
than TO do II siua'Y.