Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-11-24
DAKOTA.

lsidor Loeser OF Buffalo, n. u: secured
d. .orce at Sioux Falls from Helene Paul
Inc Loeser of Frankfort, Germany, on
the ground of desertion. Loeser IL .
wholesale junk dealer of Buffalo and his
wife belongs TO one of the weaithiest
families in Germany. The couple
were married fourteen years ago and lived
happily until Loeser decided Il few years
ago to come to America. Mrs. Loeser had
to choose between the love for her husband
and for her fa~derland and chose tho latter.
The case is said to be "A pathetic one in that
both husband and wife speak most highly
of each other and love each other tenderly.
the trouble being solely that Mrs. Loeser
could not bear TO leave her old friends and
home.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
for the Hot Springs and Wind Cave rail
road, n short line of twelve miles; capital
stock, S%l50,00C. Incorporators: b. stack
pole, John Stubler, George G. Smith OF
Hot Springs; James w. Fowler, Fred IL.
Whitfield of Rapid City. The Adonis Gold
Mining Company of Rapid City also filed
articles: capital stock, $500, 600. Incorpo-
rators: William ID. u. Adams, 7. f.
Cooper, James H.. Clark and John Nc
Neil, Philadelphia; John Is. Henry OF
Rapid City.
The trouble in regard to the alleged ir-
Irregularities In the Office of the Indian agent
Santee agency Is apparently nearing II
final settlement. Agent Clements has
been reinstated, but the clerks services
will be dispensed with and his place filled
hN 4 Holman A pnphntr .nf GnnurnEgn1un
Holman of Indiana, who has already Ar
rived at the agency and commenced his
duties.
Thu mammoth packing house begun at
Sioux Falls four years ago is IN a fair way
to be completed and operated soon. Sen
stor Pettigrew has withdrawn from the
enterprise for n valuable consideration.
some $3.50, 900 worth of liens and options
nave been bought up by this new com
pany. A total expenditure of s2e5, 600
will be necessary to complete the build
ing
The Dakota State Journal at Huron, es-
tablishcd a year and a half ago by :. L..
sage, has suspended. The Huronite sue
seeds TO the Journals business, and the
presses, material. etc, of the latter go to
Chattanooga. Tenn. to be used IN the
publication of Il real estate journal, which
will be managed by Hon. o. w, Bair, late
receiver of the United States land office
For the Huron district.
United States Judge A. j. Edgerton has
taken II very important stand touching the
claims OF Indians residing on the Sisseton
reservation. He instructed the grand jury
to bring in no more indictments against
parties accused OF selling liquor to the Sis
seton Indians, who are no longer under
control of An Indian agent and had the
eight of suffrage.
State Veterinarian G.. w. Palmer has
been called upon to investigate the death
IF Il number of cattle and hogs at the farm
)f Osmond Fundingsland, "A Lincoln
county farmer. The stock has been dy-
NC for several days. DIR. Palmer thinks
that the animals are dying from strycb-
uine poisoning. The matter will be thor
oughly investigated.
The township law of South Dakota,
under which townships may vote bonds for
sinking a township well, has not proven
satisfactory. When it comes to the matter
of locating the well, every man in the
bonded area wants the well on his land.
There are, however. n large number of the
wells in active and beneficial use.
A lawsuit between "A couple of parties at
White Lake over Il second hand door, val
ued at about 80 cents, has resulted in "A bill
of costs, to be footed by the complaining
witness, amounting to Slls 30. This case
been engaging the attention of a JUS
court for some time.
John Ericsson. in Jail at Salem charged
with seduction, accidentally overturned "A
In his bed and only escaped crema-
ion by the fortunate arrival of a number
g h~.- ,-t,~ h.i hoo~ IN attendance
Il country dance.
Judge Isaac Howe, populist candidate
Tor governor, is not dangerously i'll as re-
but is suffering from stomach
.roubles of three months standing aggra-
vatcd by exertion during the campaign.
The Merchants mill Of Mitchell has
been awarded the contract to furnish $50
)0O pounds Of -four to the Brule Indians at
Crow Creek and Lower Brule agencies.
A noticeable instance at the polls on
election day, says the Tyndall Tribune,
was the vote cast by VIM. Mcdonald, who
was a few weeks over los years old.
Charles Grant, living near Hurley, was
seriously injured in a runaway. He was
thrown against IA telegraph pole and sew
eral bones were broken
Burglars entered the Wisconsin house in
Aberdeen, from a rear door, successfully
manipulated the combination of the safe
and secured $40.
The state soldiers' home at
contains 1870 inmates.
The Journal is the name of a new paper
Mt Scotland.
There is a mining camp called Bach