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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-27
Notice Of Pima Proof

Land oHce q; peaiwcos3 n. TT
Oct /. 49, 4
Sostee % hereby given that the sallowi sSr
named settler has Gl-i notice az his in..y,ion 20
make final proof In suppor % his claim.
and that said proof wiA ec made before the
Judge ~ "a ms shr nee toe clerx ~ the i.sl-ic:
cur hr Cnsier county. n. r.. az Custer City. p.
Z, on Soyerb<rS =. ts6 viz Rob~rs wtliks.
D~cLar.tsry stsren~ar. Va ISIS.
for TIE : half 81 quarter. - quarter of sv GUAR
-, .err.un 6. M quarter % Ne quarter. srIioG
: township 6 south. rA-re Q eASI B. II. NJ. HI
ranses the following tns><rx "a proye hs
~eontiaaocs rv~!lence upon. and cultivation 81
aid land viz. Paul klcenaEu. az Ga.te- pp~s
oesce, ~. L. c. H. Jonrstoa. Raphael yeith.
Ejv srd wHrca. Of Bz-Ao Car, Il. I.
J. p. Lnsc, Register.
Fina PUBLICATION, oc.sbsr II.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-27

LAND OySfcx AZ DEApwoop, d. r., I
n~,b~~ IN fsgg

LAND 0ysrcx At DEApwoop, d. tt
October 10, iSSa
Notice is hereby given that the 'ollow.
ing named settler has fled notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support
Of bis claim, and that said proof will b
made before The Judge. or in his absence,
the clerk OF the district court for Custer
county. H. T., at Custer City. ID. T., on
November 50, 1885, vis: Patrick Car
berry,
DeekaFafory Statement, M. 1914,
for the z half SW quarter. lots 5 and =,
section 70, township 4 south, range Q
east, b. II. VI. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous resi-.
dence upon, and cultivation Of. said
land, Wis: William Young. Georys
Young. Samuel Young. James DEM
ereau, ali of French Creek pos,othce,
d. r.
J. r. LUSE. Register.
First publication, October -
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-27

Husband trying to rsadl-"What's
that baby yelling about now
wife-"Poor little thing. She sees
the moon through the window and is
crying for it,"
Hushapd--"Weli, for heavens sake
.. "a. lave Z. ~; :.:-S.c sop 'ha:
.~..ss."-SC..,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-27
CUSTER CHRONICLE


An old negro with an ar Of utter de-
%ieciion on q bench in from. Of a cabin.
Some one seeing that he mus. be miser-
able, stopped and said:
You do not seem 10 enjoy yourself.
old man"
No. honey. De ,ime for my ioymen,
is dun sber."
What il the NATTER"
wife dun dead, honey"
Il am very sorry 10 hear that, and !
assure you that you have my sympathy"
"Thsnkee, sab"
A man loses 9 good friend when his
wife dies
Dat he do, honey da, be do. I has
foun' dat out ter my sor let me tell yer,
an now my good days is all gone"
What was the matter with your
wife p"
Il dunno, honey. She TUX sick one
night an she died lie nsix, ebening. Il
Il err awful blow on me. fur dat oman
u earnin' SIS eberv munk. 1t ~ur
awful hard fur her to die ies' arter de
white folks had raised her wages.
Feared like long es she wicked for &l2
er munf, she KEEP her belt, but The SIS
peared like, wuz too much fur her.
Zee, sab. she vuz snatched of at The
berry time when she wuz de most Use
10 NE. doan know what's guin' ter
come o me. III hab ter go ter wuck.
Use afreed."-Arkansss Traveller.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-27
Notice Of Final Proof

Land once ~ Deadwocd. D. TT
November 2 ieS.
IN Thomas X. Mccarthy. and TO whom 81 may
c1Dccru.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice Of h.s intention 10
make rnal prof in snpFoss Of bis claim. and
tkai ssid proof viii No made before the judge. or
IN his absence. the clerk % the district cours kc
Custer ccGrsy, u. 7. a. Custer City, 10. T.. CO
Decsmber Ia issa. VI, George a. ssddons.
DecfArstsry ss~seRess, No. 33J1,
s- ire " half sw quarter, ana sw quarter oi
NV quarter. section a township . soaih.
range { cas- b. H. ". He n4aes the ~fllowirg
Witnesses 90 prure his Continuous residence
npon, ard cultivation Of saH Land. wiz: job,
2. YATES. George Hswley. Ch&s Y ~Tsrvllcge..
John sgrs.zr. AL Of slrxfrr Possn@scf, ID. r.
J. p. LCsE. Register.
First p1elicAtior. November.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-27
Notice Of Final Proof.
Land oriee at Desdwcod. d.

Land 0fhce az Desdwood. u. T. I
September 10. lssa I
Notice Is hereby given that The iolloN ing nam
I'll settler has hlcd notice Of his intention 20
make final proof IN support Of his Calm. and
that said proof Will b. made before lhe judge, or
iu bis absence, the clerk Of the district court for
Pennington county n. T.. at Rapid City. ID. T.,
on Soyembe. Il. 1856. via William ID. Hudson
Declsratorv Statement. No E3lS.
for the 81 quarter. section -. township 1 south.
range s eEs;. b H.. VI. He nsmss the follow ing
" THESES to prove his continuous residence
upon. and cultivation Of said land. viz John
B. Harris Harry Balm. Walter Hcag, William
Young. al Of French Greek, u. I.
J. r. iCsE, Register.
First publication. October 10.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-27

Detroit Free Press: About four
weeks ago said farmer on the market
the other day II concluded to get nd
o fseveral old stumps near the barn, and
| came in AMI purchased some giant
cartridges. Next day forenoon | went
q, the job. and had jus, got a cartridge
tanPed down in the 6rst stump when |
aw a man drive up TO the house. That
Was nothing e bother over, however,
and | lighted the fuse aud ran around
the barn to wait for the explosion 1
had only got in place when | heard a
voice calling:
All! there, Sharp! l want to sell
you the best washing machine ever
made"
1t was the chap who had driven I'D,
and my wife had sent him out to hunt
me up. He vas within ten feet of the
stump when l called. | had a two
minute fuse on the cartridge when |
heard his voice, and ! called back
For heavens sake, get out o. that :"
cob, I'll get out, after | have sold you
a machine. Sharp, where are you? p
We'll, sir. YOU can have my ears if
that Internal idiot didn't walk up and
rest his elbow on the stump, and he was
there when she exploded. He took a
rise Of six or eight feet, came down
spread-eaGle fashion, and then scram-
bled up and msde for his wagon with
~slivers sticking GU all over him. When
he went by tie house my wife asked
him if the machine saved ten per cent
in soap, but he never answered nor
came 10 a halt. He inst sailed over the
fore wheel 10 his seat on the wagon.
gave the horses a cut with the whip.
and Vas a mile AWAY when ! went VI;
t the road to inquire if his machine
Was f~ull.jeweled."
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-27
Notice of Final Proof
LAND OyTIcE AT DEApwoop, p. r. I
Cn o. f<< 4

LAND OyTtcE At DEApwooD, p. IT.
SspS. y. iSS
Nosics Il hefey given that the following-nsn
ed settler has fled notice OF his intention 20 make
fnsl proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the judge, or In his
absence. the clerk OF the diStrief court OF Fall
River county. ID. T., at Hot Spring., d. T., on
November "a. 1855, viz Charles Hoffman,
DeclsrssNry Ssasen<se We Sfss.
for the 2 half Of sw quarter. section ~, and ,
half Of NV quarter, section a. township south.
range : east, b. II. u. He names the BLOWN
visnesse. 20 prove his ~contir1ous restdeoce
upon. and cultivation az sAtd land, GeosxS
William o. Lindsay, Ill oe1=NAsc 0Ap, p.1.
,. !. iSsT. EsS.ssee.
First pSbltes.io1. ospes.s
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-27
Notice Of Final Proof.
Land 0Hee at neadwooa. n. 7.
saprav-h.sr 81 t~s%

and 0.see at Deadwocd. n. T..
September 80. ISIS. J
To Albert .. Crary. who made II. 8. No. 1854
End nhOm IL may concern.
Notice - hereby given that the ~cllovi nam
Il settler has fled notice OF hts Intention Il
-aske FINAL proof ia support Of his claim. and
nat sd proof will be made before the Judge, oi
n his absence. the clerk Of the distyict court o.
ulster county. n. T., 81 Custer City, %. T., or
November y. iS0. viz John Van Sitsert,
Declaratory Statement No. $500
for the T. half OF sw quarter. ana lot 4. section
-, and tSi !, section ~. township 6 south. range
: east. Il. II. VI. He uarsss the f~ollowinx wit
ne~<es To- pruve his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of. said land. viz: william
Eaochs. Edward Cole. III wilson, Herbard Bon
all 81 Buffalo Gap. D.. 7.
J. r. LrsE, Register.
Fi1t publication. October 20.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-27
Notice OF Fiuai Proof
LAND OyFgcr AT DrA

LANE oyFFCE AT DEApwonr. p. r
Oct isAi. I
To James wilson. Hho made =. :. w. w., Ant
ln whom u may csacTru.
SolGc- = hereby g!ve,s shat the 6llow Inc nam
ea settler h2s hlet notice Of hs inientsoa &c
EnGsT nasl proofin slpEorT Of his calm. ant
thzi sal p0uf gill ~ made t~oFe the judgr,
or IN ms Ao~snce. he Gle L 90 the district cur;
for Custer County lax. AZ Cuce- 'ly II. T, on
November ~. l~i viz. Raphael Neith.
DssL~r~r~ry Stsfrn~nt. Ne. 1851.
Snr the y half Sw quarter. and : hSlfNH aasrc-
section u, township s south. range : east. b. II
VI. Ne naraes the blowing siinessss g. prove
ms Continuous rvstdsnce upon, and cultivation
Of sd ls2t. VIZ Rsbe- WitGke. Jesse Y.
rorre!l Jacob Matter, Charles Rcder. al OF Buf.
fAlo Gap. Il. 7.
P LusE, Register
fi-s publication. 0sober IL.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-27
Land o~cc a. Dess!wood. ral

Land O-ecc a. p~siwuod Oak. !
Ocicoer :. rSs5. /
Notice q hereby gwen that the fois0g lIux aana.
ei settler has Gls-i nos.c, Of hs In~,enI.au "a make
final proof in support Of his claim. and
thai said pruofwil be made before tae iufys.
.. "a has Absence, the clerk of The district court
So Pennington cruEgy y. T, a, Rapid CITY.
D. L. on November y, ISIS, viz: Minerva l.
GseSn,
Icciarstsry stxtcRs~nf. No. aga
for the NV quarter. section -. township : south.
range : eAst, q. II. u. lie nsnsss the ~fnlio~iug
witnesses tn prove his continuous yestierrs
upon. ard cultivation NJ said land viX John
Alkirv, William Buckley. SAMUEL Henderson,.
Jerry Co,hvra, az u Buffalo Gap u. 7.
J p. LCsE, Register
Firi publication. os-cb~r II.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-27
Notice Of Final Proof.
LAND UvFIcs az DrApv.

LAND UTFECs AT DEAbvoon. n. tt
September al. ISIS. (
Notice Is hereby given that the Allastng DAN
Ell settler has died notice OF hi. intention ~ raaks
6nsi proof In support Of his claim. and that sad
proof v Ill Re made before the judge. or In his an
sence. the clerk 81 the district eourI Er Cr-sye.
county. H.. T., A. Custer city. ID T., on Sy.em-
ter y, is>S. via gohn II. !ews.L,
Homestead. No. 063.
for the : half OF Nv quarter, and y half Of sv
quarter, section "a. township , snuth. range
east, Il. Ii. ". He names the foilow ing wltresses
~ prove ms ontin1oEs residence rIs,n, and
cultivation o.. sad land. viz: Tbcrn&s II. Ar
mold. Nicholas C.. Ycstes. Walter y. Walker
stephen J. walker. al OF ssrstor posi-cfkce. n. T
J. 2. LtSE Register.
First publication, October 10.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-27
NOTICE or FINAL PROOF

Land oGce 81 n~sGwc~i. Dali
October 10. issS.
Notice is hereby given that the 6ll0w frg NAN.
Ell .rtzler hes nlel notice Of his intention 20
make anal proof IL slpTors 81 hs clstrr. and
that .sid proof ~fii De- made before the judge
or ia his absence the clerk q tire district court
far Pennington co1niy. u. 7. ~ Rapid city, ID.
T. on Ixcxmber 8 lsss, viz John W. smith.
D~casr<fery ~ zt~ns~pf. No. -
~ the y half w quarter, AMI lots and 4. See
itCn :. icW nshIp Z south, range : east r. n. ".
He names the kslAowtnx witncsses TO prove his
coaitn.ols rssiteGe- upcr snd cultivation Of,
said land. via: ChArle- w. snovden William
Dean. iAae snowden, isaac Enor, al Of Preach
Creek. u. I.
p. LUsE Register
Firs. publication, October 81
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-27
Notice Of Final Proc i.

Land Once ~ Deadwooi. n. T. }
October .. issS. 4
Notice 10 h hereby given that the following nan n
ed settler has Elei notice Of ms intention 20 max,
final proof ia support OF his claim. snd tina said
proof VII o~ made before the judge. or ia his alb
seEct. The CLERK OF the District co9v in and sol
AsisE coGiaal. ~ a, - (Gs4ST Cay. ID. l.. on
November ~. lssj. viE VIII am J. Tho-rby.
D~ctsrztory srsfrEsenc. We. %
sr the Z Lali X qns-cr. and Sc Quarter NJ
quarter, ssvI!on /. township 3 south. range :
tsst, and lot ). section 6. tou nshig south. raage
: cast. 3 III. VI, lie name the follow nag VT.
hoses io prove hs continupDs ru~idsnc. upon.
and cultivation OF said lam. viz: William n
~spaRg!es. Alvin ; Way. william A. Fowler
George Nj iisetOn, All ol : rsios T<s.of1ce. ID. r.
J P. LusE Register.
Fir, publication, October 10.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-27

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"s:gEAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE

A.. -. ,,,,tiat, ,ou,s. overs "a usrasss . ~ .hs advantages and co~sors
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W TRAINS eAh wy cet~een H'SA a"o
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it distinctly represents DEMOCRATIC
!psAs. LIVE IssrEs and ECONOMICAL
GOVERNMENT. and in the interest Of the
after. IL Is firmly in favor af the
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-27

II Il hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of AppiicA:ipn fr Patents - Published for the
p-riOi II sixty 6ayS rhine consecutive wecks
IN the Custer Chronicle, = newspaper plblshei
q. Custer Ggy, Custer County. DAKOTA
J. =. LUsE Register
Fini pgslieai;so. oesober -
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-04-09
GARDINER ITEMS.
ZEPHYR,

Miss Katie Leeds is visiting in Marshfeld
Gard and Mollic Burchard of Scottsburg
are here visiting friends and relatives.
The schooners, Mary & Ida and the Leeds
left the wharf last week for California.
Henry Wade, the boss hotel man, has just
returned from business trip to Roseburg.
Dan Bowers, our popular musician, has
biddeo his friends farewell and gone to Astoria.
The Misses Edie and Gussic Palmer oi
Scottsburg spent few days in our little burg
not long ago.
Mr.. Lucus, while at work in the mill lately
had the misfortune to have the ends of his two
middle fingers sawed off.
Gardiner is very quiet now, as is usually ths
case after the Smith River folks go home
Come again boys and make things lively for {
while:
Some Of our young people went on pleas
ure trip to Scottsburg and they had hug'
time. That is the place to enjoy ones self
Zephyr was there once upona time.
The Misses Della Fullerton and Viola Mel
win were doing Norfolk last week, and just re
turned Sunday: We hear that Miss Fullerton
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Mckenzie vii
soon go to Canyonville.
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Thunder showers.
Two funerals in town this week.
The public school has enrolled about sixty
pupils.
Rev. P. A. Moses failed TO fill his appoint
ment last Sabbath.
Johnnie Bryan, of Roseburg, was here this
week visiting his sister Mrs Pence.
Uncle Hans Weaver and wife accompanied
by their nephew Henry Bighaln left for the
east last Tuesday.
Peach and plumb trees are in full bloom and
the prospects for fruit in these parts are good,
ifnot injured by the late frosts.
Mr.. Hunts, after long lingering illness died
Sunday night and was buried in the Odd Eel
lows cemetery on Tuesday. He leaves one
child.
Mrs. D. S. K. Buick and Miss Jennie much
10 the regret Of their many friends, left for Rose
burg last Friday, where they 60 to reside here
after.
VIM. Pence and family left last Wednesday
for Josephine county, whence they go to make
their future home. Their many friends are sor
ry to see them go.
The Reform club last Friday evening wa.
favored with speeches by Mr.. Geo. Stevenson
and L. c. Hill. The Prohibitionists elected
eight delegates TO attend the Cd invention.
Ollie the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II
Jackson died in Ten Mile last Monday nigh
| and was brought here for burial on Wednes
day. They have the heartfelt sympathy of tn,
entire community. VIDA.