Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-29
DAKOTA.

for this wear was ~, 800 less thar the aver
age apportionment TO this state for the
past five years. For the coming year the
amount apportioned to South Dakota is
5000. TO this will be added an amount
equal to the total contribution from the
Baptist churches. Sunday schools, mis-
sionary circles and other organizations III
the state FOR home missions.
Rev. Father Craft, the Indian mission
airy who has devoted his life to Indian
work and was left on the Wounded Knee
battlefield for dead, writes Bishop shan
ley, commenting Secretary Smiths posi-
ton OH the Indian question, and in his
views the bishop concurs. He says: Most,
in fact: nearly all Indians, will not pro
gress until they are compelled. They are
ready now as they can be made by any
scheme that leaves out the sharp spur ct
necessity. The reservations should be
broken up and the Indians compelled, Ike
white men, 70 make an honest effort, 1t
would enable progressive Indians and
force nnnprogressivc ones 10 act.
The State Normal school at Madison is
one Of the states educational institutions
that il is proposed to urn over to the con
troll OF the city or county in which ii is
located. This institution is in charge of
Hon. W. II. II. Beadle az president. He
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lioh al Fargo embracing r"Slueht OF INC
Red river valley prior to 1858, y. Is. Hub
bard was elected president, W. w. Lous-
berry, George II. Winship, r. y. Probst-
field. :. O. Roberts, David McCauley and
Charles Cavalier were appointed a histor'
zeal committee to prepare for the society q
history of the valley.
Hugh TAYLOR and Edward Stewart. two
Young men of Sioux Falls. were arrested
for disturbing a religious meeting. The
complaint was made by the Salvation
army that these Young men put red pepper
on "A hot stove In the army's barracks.
Stewart paid g. and costs and Taylor went
TO jail for ten days ia default Of $40 and
costs
The Mitchell land office has received the
schedules describing the location of the
J los Indian allotments on the Yankton
reservation and giving the name OF each
Indian claimant. This is taken as an indi-
cation that preparations for the opening
10 settlement MOI lncllleh IN the allot'
ments, are progressing rapidly.
Aberdeen News: The stock interests Of
the country were apparently never in sc
good condition "a AT the present time. The
praivies in many places are covered with
me hernS o' cA''ie wi'en ar" nov only ee'
'ihH lNi"e from 'ne p"nai" grass pu'
arc ACTUALLY putting Oh mesh
superintendent Rowe OF the sioux Falls
CITY schools has made ms rtNOrt Tor The
month 81 November. 1t shows that the
totai enrolment DECEMBER ! was I'h''
against l''si 'of the same Time las' year.
anu i'ii"ior ~"
John Delaney. owner OF several large
gold mines IN the Lead mountain mining
district, n one OF the Oldest residents OF
the bia2k HIS commitci suicide Ivy cut
'Ihe Ms lhfoat' Flnahcin! trouhi"s are
supposed I" he thc ea''se
The ymiu county grand jury has in
dicted lDC. Hay, sub agent ~ Lower Rrule
agency, for the alleged attempt to bride
voters in the last campaigH. Frank Can
away OF Lower BrIle "a~ also indicted for
the same oifeGse.
T.. G. Caldwell. for several wears a pro-
libition srotter Of state vide reputation,
was sentenced by Judge Campbell at All.
erdeen 10 one year in the peniten,iary for
breaking into "A saloon some months ago.
stephen WeIbeS, treasurer of McCook
county was arrested on the charge Of en-
bezziemcht, his books showing a sl~rtage
OF ss.0h. We!bes waived examination and
"an p'ace" u'uer s@o"o bonus
nv Nfor'sh'Fh o' '-'D2F'y township
heaa,e county ID 'he h'ihipefo OF FORTY got
tose'ner ana ehgaseh IN rabbit hunt.
n'' sN ""!s o"'"is 40 r"pnits' one
ioH anu one "oi' were pa32ea'
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me ue'h"fr.F 10 the Indictment against
n"'' VI Aoer"eeh' Tor alleged libel
Oh Governor sheldon, was overruled by
Judge campbell and The case continued
until next term.
In the case of Thompson Pearl of Moody
county against the Milwaukee road for
damaocs DONE Nv , fire pi,a year. aoa ,La
jury "ronRht III a Ve'dic' Tor s2,*h
AZ the Methodist Epworth league of the
Huron district. Rev. Stokesbury of Miller
was chosen president. The neyt ANIMAL
ynaatirn will a., h.Ii ~ EaIc.ll