Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-21
CUSTER CHRONICLE.
Official Paper OF Custer County.


Coal has been struck again near
Rapid.
New York sweet cider ut T. V. Gar
locks.
Found-A door key with string at
tachment. Call at this Office.
A new stock Of furniture Is now ar
irving at Heidepriem's.
The Sturgis Record announces q SOL
diers reunion at Sturgis on Tuesday,
January 3lst. 1t is desired that every
ex-soldier and sailor in the Hills be
present.
Call on Lincoln for your oysters.
At car load of sash and doors, just re
ceived at Heidepriem's.
The directors Of the Queen Bee Min
ing company have levied an assessment
of one-half cent per share on all stock
outstanding, due February %, and
delinquent March 18th.
Hot meals at Lincoln's at all hours
day or night.
Hercules powder, caps and fuse at T.
". Garlock.s.
Father Mahoney, of Rapid, will dele
brate mass ut the. court house III this
place Oh Sunday, January Goth, at 10
O'Clock a. m. Lecture at same place in
the evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Clothing and furnishing goods, at
Smith & Fitch's.
If you want to counterfeit any condi-
ton of the thermometer, buy your goods
at Cochran's.
The Black Hills Pioneer has made a
slight change in its heading, and now
appears as simply Deadwood Pioneer.
The change becomes that paper ever so
much. and none other could have been
adopted which would haye been so
strikingly appropriate.
The only short short order house in
Custer, at Lincoln's.
Subscribe for your and
magazines and save money with T. V.
Garlock.
The ladies will serve tea at the M. L.
church in this place on Thursday even
ing. An interesting programme Of en-
tertainment will be furnished and the
charge for supper is placed at the
modest sum ~oftwenty-ive cents. Every
thing is planned for the comfort and
pleasure of the patrons Of the cause.
Hats, caps and gloves, at
Smith & Fitch's.
In the march of empire you will find
that j. Cochran sells good goods, cheap
for cash.
On dit that another future great, with
all the metropolitan appurtenances per-
tanning thereto. Is about 40 be laid eat
nea the mouth of Red Canyon, at the
junction of the Black Hills branch of
the b. & NJ. with the main line. We
suggest the name of Gate City as being
an appropriate N for the coming Chica-
go Of the Black Hills valley towns.
Lincoln has best stock oftobaccos and
cigars in Custer.
You can get better boots and shoest a
Smith < Fitch's for less money than at
any other house in town.
The Buffalo Gap News and Hot
Springs Star are indulging in a some.
what bitter controversy over the ques-
ton of the advisability of a survey OF
the, at present, unsurveyed lands Of
Custer and Fall River counties the
News claiming hat such survey would
be detrimental to the public interest,
and the Star vice versa. IF it were not
for the fear of being drawn into the
quarrel, we would be tempted to say
that the Star has fairly vanquished the
News by the light Of the Dick Moon.
Anything you want in way of warm
meal or smoke at Lincoln's.
Fine plush albums, toilet sets and
Christmas goods at
I. V. Garlocs's,
Col. j. ID. Cornell, of Deadwood, who
recently returned from a trip to Chicago,
being interviewed, submits along with
other information to the Pioneer, the
statement that Jack Simmons, formerly
of Rapid, is now established in the real
estate business at $50 La Sale street
and that he proposes spending the
winter in Chicago, having traded GER
tain Rapid City lots for a $4,000 resi-
dence, which is now occupied by his
family in the western metropolis.
First-class place at L~incoln's for warm
lup \, cigars, pool or billiards.
Ii you want TO make your wife and
daughters a good present go to Smith &
Fitch's and get a Tricot dress.
G. Jake, who contributes a letter to
the CHRONICLE, appearing in this issue,
has kindly consented to occasionally
note, with old maidish precision"
the current news items of Fulsom, and
the "Big Valley" in behalf of CHRONICLE
readers. His first letter, prepared in
the mid-blizzard season, when news
sources become paralized. as it were, is
per consequence, wholly devoted to a
question of public interest, which it is
to be earnestly hoped TIE official heads