Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-11-12
DAKOTA.

Inc security oanh Ut Mllchch mas
changed hands.
a knights of Pythias lodge was insti-
tutcd at Aberdeen.
Bishop Marty consecrated a new bell at
the Catholic church ut Emery.
Young people at Scotland will organize
n young peoples reading room.
The grading cont act for the Sioux Falls
and Enuiston railroad has been let.
Ed Murlin, a c~igarmakcr of Sioux Falls
departed this life by the laudanum
route.
The %diphthcria scare has subsidized at
Huron and the public schools have been
reopcned.
The contract for the combination wagon
and railroad britge to span the Missouri
at Yankton has been let.
+. + Myers, prominent German Evan
ge'ist minister and thid party orator, of
Aberdeen, dropped dead OF heart disease
last Friday.
Tho postoGicc at Dalystown, Bon
Hommc county, has been discontinued.
Tho mail viii be sent ia: ough the oGlce
at Running Water.
Nankton's school accommodations are
inadequate to suit The children. who seek
admis,i on TO the schools, aud next year
viii witness The erection of new building.
Joseph Murphy, IS years old, is wanted
by Sheriff Wyman, of Iankton, for rape
He escaped before a warrant could be
procured. A reward is offered for his
capture.
a German farmc" who lives In Liucoin
county, complained before Justice llaw-
lius at Sioux Falls that he had been taken
in by Il lightning rod swindler to the eS-
tent of t95
State Treasurer T: ylor hns jast closed
up the deal for the rcfuuding of the I92,
so Of insane hospital "A per cent bonds
-s'>s ~, ..nv .nh,-elro"s tue credit OF
the state ranks very high This deaf
means L saving 20 the state Of 1928 aunu-
ally
The Keystone Gold Mining company,
located on Battle Crcclt, in Pennington
county, is putting in Il new amalgamatlrg
and concentrating p'a"t with "A capacity
of 100 tons a day. About 10000 viii
have beca expended when the improve
maGts are completed.
The commission appointed 10y the gov
th'NN ~ htrD'lAN WIZ AhC lOihNp'l
Dakota Indians for the sale OF their uu.
allotted land has begun it; labor,. Inc
commission loolis for favorable rcmlls
ana if successful about 10000 acres of
valuable land viii be thrown open for
settlement
United States Fish Commissioners Ever
man and his assistants have made n ca-c-
full examination OF the Speariish river 10
learn what advantage il offered for the To-
cation OF a government hatchery lie i,
reported to be greatly pleased over the re-
suit aud n hatchery Will very likely be
located there in the near future.
The judges of the supreme court al
Pierre arc very indignnn. at the appear.
ance of their decision o. The prohibition
ticGct case in a morning paper before il
was made public The decision was not
announced until fifteen hours afterwards,
and The 81. Paul Pioneer Irc,s cores.
pendent sent out reports md admits he
had no official information Of the decision,
"a It guessed a it.
Father ~AccCu;s!nc, n Catholic priest
who has had charge Of the Catholic
church at Pierre. was last week taken in
charge by an officer. being accused of in.
sanity or GcliriuLl trcm2ns Accoursiuc
la ! been acting ST. anEely 10. some days
and violently abused several members Of
his parish. He also attached II Bohemian
butcher, who knocked him down. An Of.
iecr put handouts on the priest, but lie
was afterwards released and took the first
tran out Of the city, lie has been drink.
inc heavily f1r Gpp1a timn
J. ". Hobbs. the famous Yankton bee
hunter, cut down n tree recently on the
river bottom which contained 49, pounds
OF nice clear Honey. Ire la, thus far Sc
cured eight other trees, which averaged
ti!;y pounds of honey each. Mr.. Hobbs
says lac hunted bees in eastern Iowa for
eleven years, aud the average yield there
"a the tree was but tweaty-six pounds,
nud therefore thinks South Dakota en-
not be such "A basrcu, Jiilzardy country
a. our eastern cousins delight 10 i'm.
agilc it,