Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-06-23

writer of local fame, whose pen pro-
auctions roach a degree Of vividness
which the h { may never expect to at.
tain.
Carpets, oil cloths and mattings cheap
at Heidepriem's.
Clothing and furnishing goods, ut
Smith Il Fitch's.
Custer worships no idols; hence the
fall of the great prophet, and his flight
from Mecca. The eloquent orator and
the creased pig will hold carnival in the
same pen, July 4th. The Bible mightier
than :.the Koran, (R. X. R.). Route,
Rancid, Rubbish.
Just received a new stock Of wall
paper at Heidepriem's, which Will be
sold at lowest bottom prices.
As usual, in cases where news of ex-
t%rrordinary importance is awaited, tele-
phonic communication is cut off, and
We are thus deprived Of the later pro-
ceedings Of the Chicago convention.
Our latest adyices give only the news
prior 10 the taking of the first ballot.
The nominations made so far were were
Lincoln, Gresham, Sherman, Depew and
Hawley.
You can get better boots and shoest a
Smith Il Fitch's for less money than at
any other house in town.
The week has been conspicuous for
wind. Custer has rarely experienced
so much wind in a given time. Period
zeal gusts have been exceptionally
violent for this place, which is not sub
ject to extraordinary high winds. No
damage is noticeable; in fact, Custer is
believed to be too solid to be effected
by wind, and that it would require the
force Of a earthquake to make some OF
her citizens tumble.
10000 men, women and children want
ed to devour the best -four in the Black
Hills, Minneapolis q. A. r. Sold at j.
Cochran's.
Willis c. may pull himself up by the
boot straps, and ring the bel. for Sun
day school. He may promise innocent
maidens certificates as teachers for their
intercession at the polls; yet with all
these promises he has failed to convince
their big brothers Of the truth of his
self-written biography in the st. Paul
Globe. The wheels Of his chariot fail
to revolve, and drop off. The laurels he
sought fade away, and are over-shadow-
ed by the Cyprus.
A well made, and painted screen door,
with hinges and spring complete, for
$500; also adjustable window screens to
fit any size window at
II. V. Garlocks.
DR.. j. III. Long, Of this city, having
perfected all necessary household APP
pointlments for the accommodation OF
his wife, has SO informed her by letter,
and AS a consequence her much desired
arrival in the Tin City, by the Doctor at
least, may be safely expected to trans
pire in the early hence. Mrs. Long is
at present residing in Minnesota, and
while this will be her first visit to Gus
tsr, it is none the less gratifying to state,
that the lady to stay.
Paints, oils, furniture polish, and
varnishes Of all kinds for sale at Heide.
priem's.
II. G. Blackmsr, an old California
miner of the palmy days of that golden
colorado, latterly located at the New
York Mica mine, near this place, where
he has been doing the hermit act for
the past five years, made Custer a visit
on Saturday, in company with his old
time friend F. r. Fulton. a prominent
capitalist and banker Of Grand Forks,
Dak.a who had been making him a brief
visit at his seouestered retreat amid the
mica dykes of the Blackmer range.
No winds, no storms, no halls no
SHOWS, / live in a land where every
thing grows; and raise big crops as in
days Of yore. Hanz, l buy my seeds at
Cochran's store.
P. Daley, a prominent Mason, and one
Of the leading business men Of Aber-
deem, Oak, made Custer a call on his
return from the meeting of the Grand
Lodge at Deadwood. He was among
the Monday arrivals at the Klee-
mann, and tarried a day or two in
town intent upon securing an eligible
corner lot, upon which to erect a bust
ness block. We regret to say, however,
that by reason of a most pronounced in
disposition on the part Of present prop
@rty holders to sell, the gentleman was
compelled to leave without accomplish
ing his purpose. Mr.. d. will return at
some time in the near future and make
further endeavor in this direction, when
it is to be hoped that wisdom will pre-
vail, and that his efforts may be at
tended with better success.