Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-05-19
CUSTER CHRONICLE.
Omcial Paper Of Custer County.
Boots and shoes, at Smith & Fltch's.

Boots and shoes, at Smith & Fltch's.
The public schools will open in this
place on Monday, the 2lst inst, with
Prof. p. F. McMahon as principal.
Carpets, oil cloths and mattings cheap
at Heidepriem's.
Rapid papers record the arrival of M.
Fl. Day in that place on the l4th inst,
who, it is claimed, has come to stay.
Hats, caps and gloves, at
Smith & Fitch's.
Mr.. Rue, recently of Hermosa, is
erecting a coy frame residence on
Eight street, between Custer Avenue
and Washington street.
For sash and doors go to Heide-
priem's, the cheapest place in the Hills.
The Black Hills Association Of Con-
%gregational Ministers and Churches
holds its annual meeting at Hermosa on
the Goth and Goth instant.
Mrs. J.. S. Wier calls especial attention
to her attractive stock of millinery
goods.
The working force on the Emmens
Company's tin and gold properties wa1(
paid off by Capt. Haserodt, the residen'
superintendent, on Tuesday.
If Laing, the Hail Insurance mar
dont call on yon by June lst, write tc
him at Buffalo Gap, and he will do so.
The Grand Army post at this Place
are making arrangements, not yet per.
fected, for the proper observance OF
Memorial day." which transpir.s on
the 30th inst.
Just received a new stock Of wal
paper at Heidepriem's, which will be
sold at lowest bottom prices.
The supposed railroad survey party
reported at Hermosa last week turns out
to be simply a Bad Land fossil hunter
with a load of prehistoric relics only
that and nothing more.
In the march Of empire you will find
that j. Cochran sells good goods, cheap
for cash.
Clothing and furnishing goods, at
Smith * Fitch's.
A valuable coal strike, in eastern
Wyoming, is said to have been made by
the B. & NJ. party about 40 miles west Of
this place. The vein was struck at a
depth of 60 feet, and the quality Of the
coal is said to be superior to that Of
any yet found.
10000 men, women and children want.
ed to devour the best -four in the Black
Hills, Minneapolis q. A. X. Sold at J
Cochran's.
The members elect Of the board O,
education met at Mr.. McDonald's
law Office in this city on Tues
day evening and elected the followin,
officers to serve during the ensuin,
year: President, S. II. Shankland vic,
president, Odo Reder; clerk, j. G. Dick
over.
You can get better boots and shoest {
Smith d Fitch's for less money than a
any other house in town.
The Rapid Journal notes a rumor cur
rent in that place, of the sale of the JEFF
McDermott placer ground and water
rights on Spring creek, at Niggerville, t.
Messrs. Fox and Martin. of st. Paul, anc
other parties. 1t is given out that {
considerable sum of money was paic
upon the deal.
No winds, no storms, no halls ne
SHOWS, l live in a land where every
thing grows; and raise big crops as II
days OF yore. Hanz, / buy my seeds q
Cochran's store.
What's the matter with the F., T.. {
M. Y. Railroad company producing tina
boom literature which Deadwood anc
Rapid paid for last winter? Surel,
there never was a time when sucl
literature was more sadly needed. Tn,
r., f. d Nj. V. is evidently not only
soulless, but a heartlcss corporation.
Farmers should by all means insur,
their crop against hail, and make sure o
something to pay with this fall and kee,
heir credit good.
The snowfall of Tuesday and Wed
nesday, which was a veritable surpris,
package to every one, on account of it,
appearance at so late a period il thu
spring time, is very rapidly disappear
ing, and summer, bright and balmy
will in all probability rule, undisturbed
by boreal inv~asions, from present to
subsequent.
1t is surprising that people will suffer
with rheumatism, as many do, when a
remedy that will promptly relieve them
can be procured for fifty cents. The
remedy referred to is Chamberlain
Pain Balm. Many severe cases have
been cured by it.
Elsewhere in this issue rppears an
ordinance passed by the city authorities
establishing fire limits in this place
which will be accepted by the majority
of the residents as being a very wise
and necessary precaution adopted by
the board for the prevention of exten
sive losses by fire in this city for the
time Tn come.