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nEE&SGAEINa ~- FASHIONABLE DEEss
IL aaa rla6kEaakgng EksteTa psaces 1879
Mxfe, nesF Sensa E8evestA street
TDAfxS nHEseMAKfs,CF PABI49fls-AR TIsTTC
Il eatfsag snd atsl1r &Uae tu arass 'askfnE.
Frsss al e1a&zs- Ma Z A. 1Hr8ll. rBasas aGd
Is corner seasea az Front streets, stsze.
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NOrTCs TO CONTRACTORS

Dds FOR HAULING COAL FROM FOOT or
ID Wall street for Front Street Cable Railway
Co. will be received 81 power house, second
and nnprs gtrsatS
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Exeersion tickets 20 81 pasiufs ia FUeape ana
Fngisaa sald ~ Northern fafthr tleket uttsess
NJ rr6 second sfra-f RCstou hsss =
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F0E RKNe-RoowS

FasE aKAs- ROOMS.
I7soR EEyT-TW0 ryFURNEHED RSg5Ns.
Lst fliih sSrees. uszr Pike
T.s3E EsST-To PzEz1ks WTTEFgggsT rEyT7- n
iHEs Apply ~ IA Len0rz xszses. bezwenn ara
5 n a'.A
les KEST-HAET@0zELY FURNISHED
A mems IL Seew&-x street. gorzsF seeoaa.
s0az1 frozt sstA vSzw q esfv and BAR: e1Dle
eAzs rzzE fEs honees
TsNog REST-ECEgIsHED ROOM FI2E AID
azsa refsre1ees 1.tN Tntrd sxreex
LOG EExT-FR0gT rYRNFsHgr, F00NS
iny zSstaenen. I.4eE 1esa~r avsnne.
LOO EzST = PgETTTr,Y Yg-RyrsEET
seuzas fox gentlemen enfy. heensx
aoas l.sz FsfEA street esecsric car passes tses-
LOG hEST--A NICELY FURNISHED BOON.
- Madison street
I-oR REST-UNEURNSHED - rrR-
a ussAef rooms f0F housekeeping Or renf1e-
En- IS Wall svseef
EoR RRNT = El.EGsNELY FTRNrSHED
TIE business pczrson OF the city vii be
rss1y for Occupancy seorg yevemAer Is. cAfl
as exA.atz1r diagram and make seaertsen
NaF1z&1gh MSnsoz, real estate and snsur-
Ane@ agents, No. LIS Fon-sh street Between
Crsoa and Pike.
IsoR EEST-FURxfsHgD Rooms pay.
week oE month top axt, Phtn1ey book
ffEsuf and SeDecs-
L..oR REST ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
roons " the Oakland SIS reat street
FOE RtSST-HoTsEs AND sroRES
I.roR REST-THREE NINE STORES IN Ny
u new building. southwest corner Pike ard
EoEsEa streets; rertz % approved tezansx only
" Per nsonta ~ PHILIPS q Rosson block.
T-oR REST-saAIL House. MIMI AND
P.ke. 7 Pillrnaa-
Is0R RENT-SEW GROOM House. NORTH
TaE 10y s%e4 4 =
Millsf.i. room 9, kiigen block
I.0R REST-THO Houses or ; Rooms
Il ssehs finely anishsd ard al modern cor
Fenleaeea; r&zsineenf view Of the sound and
CITY hszhirgten Territory Investment Com
PanF, Laewelsyn-Dodse building.
(.7og REST--T0 RIGHT PARTY-FART or
a k19FsEooEl, IN good location. suitable Tor
tlTy goeas aud notions William II. Pinekney <
Co, lis spring street
TOE RKST-SToRE ROOM SO MONTH:
IL also foar-room house, xls 50 month on
jackson street, between Atton and Pearl streets
Apply "a seneca street
NOR RENT-1HR OAKLAND, ISIS FROST
IL street, is nov cpen 70 visitors elegantly fur
mshec rooms s5d saites by the day, week OF
month; terms moderate.
EoR RENT COTTAGE. HANDSOMELY
II furnished. furniture for sale Apply
i1eveiiyn, Dodge Co, Leweliyn-Dodge build
Ing.
NOR RENr-HoTEI. IS sIFEPTNf; ROOMS.
location. 3 c. wash { Co. sisi. secoad street
IH0R 1ESF-H0TEL ms SLEEPING Rooms;
Il Office bar etc. L, c. Walsh & Co. slSlS
second street.
TOE KENF-HOUsEs IN ALL PARTS or
Il city E. c. walsh & Co. sls5S secozd
street.
ENoR EKET-HoUsEs FROM THREE TO
4 toFfy rooms, vaeAut. ard with furniture Tor
sale. Gilmore. Pslsce restaurant
LNQg REST-cFFICEs AND ROOMS IN
IT Phinney block. corner OF Front and seneca
streets; ready for occupancy by October /. Ap-
Ply 70 @. n Bliss, care o. q. c. Phtuney. second
street.
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I-sfrEossst.sr saNrrD-fEusEE

N4FANaEn-A Wfa,sN E-AuE WkNF> a
W 5ess 5ea - AessNe ktEissr ia . SO
Asss5 vr 5a-2e. IA sos8ee- At3sess K ira. sa-
- 8ses eS-a.
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F.oR saLr-RrsINEss cnaycEs

FOR S4EE-BUsINESs CHANGES.
I,0R SALE-B0DGINGH0UsE ON MARION
Il street. near Second; 10 rooms furnished;
rent SO net profits $40 per month; q fine open
Ing also other lodginghouses ranging from 20
40 rooms Y G Walsh & Co., slSl< second street
JrOR SATISFACTORY on SEVENTH. BE-
Il tween Virginia and stewart; long lease OF
ground and building
I'OR LEAsE-0N COMMERCIAL STRICT A
II corner LOT for term OF years Washington
Territory Investment Co, LlewelIyn- Dodge
building.
A COMPLETE SASH AND DOOR FACTORY
~ aud lamber yard in an exceptionally good
location in the city doing good business is or
fered for sale BY party whose important inter.
ests calls him Est, rare bargain. Apply 10
Puget soaed Machinery Depot, Yesler's wharf.
NOR sAfE-sAW MILI. ADDRESS P. o.
4 box 4s7. SeatFls
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L'oB SALON MADISON STREET We
II have = lois On Madison stress which
offer = ane opportunity for investment The
completion q tae Iaitsan street cable road
will enhance their value very materially Wash
iagt0n Territory Investment Company, Level
lvn- nniEe hnLldlng
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I'uK SALE-TWO LOTS on SECOND STREET:
Interest on investment Naghin gton Territory
investments Company, Leweiya -Doige build.
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MUSICAL.

vi Front street: voice culture. piano, guitar
eloeutioa; physical culture class, 10 = M
satErdAyE
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stte0 EACH FOR THE BEST THREE LOTS
= ttN ,51El30i in Pleasant VALLEY addition.
Room Il, Atkias block
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frTnrxKrx. Tile

q RoNx AS-ATTyaa NEg, AI.s.sw -
-. see0zG SIRED. hueswssa 5000 ana Tzi.
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sTovKSY rTHRS.

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE AND GRANITE
~ works Fox & CrusSss. prUgtse;1gs. Ell
K{a3s o. cesnetaFy ant bualdlAE w9Fk done w4fh
artistic sail. = snil kuips 81 nantes coustAEG Y
or hand positively better Rgs9 cheaper fAEE Any
other firm on tse opsss. d@s3gus Nith pfscas
furnished On Application ffsss 81 EhsFEe Pike
sEFees. hetwean Ea5r-h al flfkh. sAa.sLn
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MRS F4sKEN HAS REsCMEB HER CteASSEs
vi for painting and drawing. IN her studio AZ
room % Boston block. A special class on Sat
ufdays for school children.
THE ART EMBROIDERY STORE WILL
4 furnish q choice variety 81 fancy articles
aud embraitiery materials. Thanking former
customers for their patronage. we would solicit
4 continuance and invite them 20 the fsti opea-
ing. cofsets hosiery and snail wares. also
agency for equipose waisis; stamping and pink
ing done. Mrs. ". T. Fellows aud Miss C. NJ
Psui. Gle second street.
HfES l. H. SMITH. ARIisT-AEr STUDIO
vi IS Boston block; EkeichiHg, still-lise draw
ing, paSsiles, Sster coiors and oils; visitors vel
come.
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DENTISTS.

w r. GIpnfNGS. n. H. s. OPERATIVE
w dentistry Office, room 8 BURKE building,
corner Union and Third streets, Seatsle, Wash
II A. HOLMES. DESTISr~Roo .. COLLIN.
Il. bia House.
DR. u. WILLIS PRICE. pENrIsT-BuRKE
~ block, Ihara anh rninn
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- cARMAS M. n. PHYSICIAN Ann STR
- Tcau; grsdaase CT the department OF neil.
etne and surgery University Clfr u New Iork
oaice rooms - and S., Boston block OF.
nee houys ~ - Il 4 m, % and to SD. n.
Special attention given 20 surgery. med cal ARa
SasElg a. diseases OF wonaens general practice at
tended 20 Residence 30 Dexter street. tels-
phone Nc fS<
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DANCING xc4DEHT.

DAACfh6 AC4DEHI.
VNHE QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY At
4 wickStram's hail. corner Eight and Co
LAMBDA class Tor sdul5s every Monday evening
and every saturday afternoon for ladies ara
children. select social every Saturday evening.
HGRsEss IND s1DDLERF.
1 ~
DBT YOUR HARNESS AND SADDLE. WHTFs,
ID etc. from No8oTley 4 Cro3sY, CONNIE csAl
reet. opposite Dexter Horton s Cos bank
HARSESs AID sADDLEgY-JAMEs wREE-
so, She : It present located AZ t0ll Third
street has certainly the Gnesf display 81 bar
ness sa1uiezy aud turf goosiz "a - seen any
where today In SEATTLE. Tsl& gentleman 81 o
carries a aae assortment Of carriage trimmings
aad makes a specially Of repairing Mr. Mnsa-
in taaes n s,rE8 wholesale aud retail business
and Re warrants al ia work and sells a. prices
that kre tzsund - bglnEicuat9fn
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rHTSFtTaxs Avn sl-eerovx

- &nraeapk sAse CO aere. ana EeeH RhSAA3einAsa
hazrts12 ptsesirs Particular attention e. waTass
cAilansa 81 atsssHtssEs a.3S SaeAAa ssrenA
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County Auditor and CLERK Of the Hoard OF
Comfy Commissioners OF King county, Wash
fuefnu.
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il n. HALL NJ p. SURGEON aFFgCE
He removed 70 rsom No. : 81 Paul h0asa
islty-sargery ard genlto-aFlnary and venereal
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ocrfIsrs Avn ArRrsrS.

A EOkSE A. REICH. ~ ID. oCUElSr, AGR-
NJ ist snd physician for diseases of the threat
formerly in 4ssler-Ieary hioekl. has removed
hsS ofice % rooln 81. Boston block.
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LNoR sALE-FoUR lots; EACH 3oXloo
T. feet in Dearooru'e cable linc addition. ave
Hooks south OF Jackson street, Just east Of Mar
kst street; these lots front on two streets prize
500 each. so down and 50 per month, with
onty per cent interest n. Phillips. 81 Boston
hnck
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4 al Chr@nke diseases ard fazsSle esaRapi stntz
ofaee ASS sraas street noarS 10 TO = and 10
4 Ksss - :
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23
Entertainm emit.

The supper and entertainment given
by the ladies' of the Methodist church
at Booths hall on Wednesday evening
was largely attended by residents of the
city, and visitors from outside points
who were present in the city on BUSH
ness connected with the Circuit court,
now in session at this place, all of whom
speak of it as "a success of the most pro-
nounced character. The supper was of
excellent quality, and most satisfactorily
served, while the music, both vocal and
instrumental, and the recitations, read
ings, etc, reached a standard of excel
lence which would have been highly
applauded. and awarded the highest en-
comiums of praise in places far more
~pretentious than Custer. Lack of space
only, precludes a detailed description.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23

The innitial number Of the New Castle
(Wyo.) News reached our table this
week. 1t is a six column quarto, bright
aud clean, containing a full and com
plete epitome of the local news OF that
new and enterprising city. A novel
feature of the paper, is the absence of
advertisements, the publishers, Messrs.
Jones & Martin, having decided to pro-
duce a sample before.putting their goods
upon the market. The paper will be
mildly republican in politics, and an
ardent worker for the coming coal EN-
porium.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23
j. W. FOWLER, ATTORNEY.
Sherif's Notice Sals-Judgment OF
Foreclosure.
G COURT SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIR

xOTcclObuTo.
CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIR
cult OF South Dakota, In and Tor custer Coun-
Richard c. Lake and Jamesl
Haley, Co-partners as lake
& Haley, plaintiffs s,
vs..
Avery ID. Clark, Minnie Clark,
and Horace 4. Drew, DTS.
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue OF a Judg
ment of foreclosure and sale In the above Gu
titled action on the Twentieth day OF November,
A. ID. 1889, and an execution issued upon said
judgment, the subscriber, VIM. 5. Wood, sheriff
OF Custer county, South Dakota, for that pir-
pose appointed, win sell at public auction, at the
front door OF the court house at Custer City,
county OF Custer, and state of South Dakota, on
Thursday, the 26th day Of December, 1889, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon OF that day, the real estate
and m%ortgaged premises situate In the county OF
Custer and State Of South Dakota, and directed
In said Judgment and execution To be sold, and
therein described as follows, to-wit: Lots mum
bered one %, two (2), and three 90, In block
four (), OF the town OF Custer City. in the eoun-
~ OF Custer, and State OF South Dakota, as the
same are described on the oficiai plat Of the
townsite Of Custer City. or so much thereof as
may be sufficient TO satisfy said judgment and
costs amounting In all TO Six Hundred and -Four
Dollars and Thirty-two Cents (S60i. 32), with In
terest thereon from the date OF said judgment,
and all ~accruiDg costs OF sale.
Dated Custer City, \. d., November 2lst, 1889.
WILLIAM 4. WOOD,
Sheriff OF Custer County, 5. ID.
j. w. FOWLER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
First publication, November %.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23

For a town that did not have anexis-
tence six weeks ago Newcastle is certain
ly entitled to the banner. The town now
contains between rs and 80 buildings
and some of them, and one in part
ocular, would do credit to a town of years
growth. The building erected by Kill
patrick Brathers & Collins--three story
stone, brick and iron structure, 50xl00
feet in size-and which is now almost
ready for occupancy, would do credit to
q town of five thousand inhabitants.
The business interests are we'll represent
ed, some Of our merchants carrying all
the way from ten thousand to fifty thou
sand dollar stocks of goods. At least
FIVE hundred people are now permanent
inhabitants of Newcastle, while as many
more can be classed among our floating
population. Railway officials who were
here recently asserted that the boom
now on at this point outrivals anything
Of the kind that has aver come under
their observation, unless il was that of
Denver.-New Castle News. 10.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23

Grand Chancellor Edmonds, Of Dead
wood, will institute a lodge o fthe order
Of Knights of Pythias in this place on
Monday evening. the 25th inst. 1t is
expected that Hot Springs and Dead
wood will be largely represented BY
prominent knights on this occasion.
The lodge will organize with twenty
two charter members.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23
Lecture on Dducation.

Our citizens will oon have an oppor-
tunity to hear the subject Of Education
discussed from a practical standpoint by
an experienced teacher. Mr.. Joseph
Flynn, who has been q teacher in i'm
portant schools for " twenty years,
will deliver q lecture on education in
the court house on Tuesday, December
3rd, 1883, commencing at 1880 p. m. Ad-
mission, Is cents.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23

The Black Hills bar is well represent
ed at the present term of the circuit
court l. Ibis city. Among the towns
represented we note Deadwood, Rapid,
Hermasa, Buffalo Gap and Hot Springs,
in addition to Clusters eleven, all of
whom are in conspicuous attendance ut
the legal carnival.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23

There will be a meeting held ut the
g. A. r hall In this city GA Thursday
evening, Noy. 2Sth, for the purpose Of
organising Q Camp Of the Sons of veter-
ans. A full attendance Of all citisens
interested In the organization contem-
plated, including the members Of the
Grand Army post Of this place, is cordi-
ally extended.
BY order Of Committee.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23

Messrs johnson, Harlow and Thoml :
son, who are interested in the Niger
Hill tin district, were in town yesterday,
in consultation with r. G.. Gates Of
Chicago, in regard to a mill in the above
district. Mr.. Gates gave all necessary in
for nation on the subject, the probability
being that machinery for the mill will
soon be ordered.-Deadwood Times.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23

Harry l. Cromer, of Rapid City, APP
pointed official reporter of the circuit
court of the Seventh judicial district, by
Judge Nowlin, is engaged in the line of
his official duties at the first regular
term now in session in this city; con-
corning whom the Rapid Republican
says: "Mr. Cromer is about twenty
four years old and came to Rapid City
about three years ago. Since he has
occupied several positions here. for the
last six months having been in the law
Office of j. w. Fowler as clerk and stem
ographer. He is a young man of good
habits, energetic and intelligent, and
thoroughly competent to fill the i'm
portant position which has been assign
ed to him."
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23

The Spearfish Register, in a late issue
pours hot shot into the citizens Of that
beautiful and quiescent village. on the
ground of their marked inactivity in all
directions looking toward the advance
ment of the material interests of the
town. U~nfavorable comparisons with
other more e~nterprising towns are freely
made, and the utter lack Of life, energy
-.d en.a-nrisa upon the part of the
residents OF that place is fully set forth.
The CHRONICLE extends its earnest sym
pathy to the Register in the matter OF
its repeated failures to awaken its local
readers from the deep seated lethargy
which has evidently settled about them.
The CHRONICLE has had a similar expert
ence, as it too is located in a town OF
surprising attractions and unlimited re-
sources, whose inhabitants are soundly
sleeping away their opportunities, de
spite the allopathic doses of CHRONICLE
elixir which have so frequently been
administered.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23
Than ksgivrng Hob.

A social hop will be given under the
uaspices of the Custer Cornot band on
Thursday evening. Nov. 2Sth, at the
Kleemann House. Every effort will be
made to make { he occasion enjoyable.
Tickets, $l.O0.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23

The railroad situation, 80 far as Gus
ter concerned, remains "in statu quo"
The era of expectancy remains un-
broken, without definite indications as
to the time in the dim and deceptive
hence, when the swelling bud of hope
shall burst into q living reality.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23

Prof. G, f. Bailey, of Rapid City,
Sundayed at the Kleemann.
F. A. Bond, of Woodbine, Iowa, was
a guest at the Kleemann on Tuesday
s. Shaw was a man from Peoria, Ills,
registered at the Kleemann on Tuesday.
S. w. Ben, IS. -. Endieott. w Tarrant
and J. NJ. Daniel. of Fairburn, are in the
city in attendance at court.
.. j. Schell came in on Wednesday
from Rapid, and registered at the Klee-
mann. O.
Miss L. Smith was registered at the
Kleemann on Sunday from Clinton
Iowa.
NJ. J. Brown and G.. A. Schwartz came
in Monday from the q horse ranch on
court business.
F. Holcomb of Rapid, had business in
Court during the week. He bivouacked
at the Kleemann.
E. Coumert and C. Fieget were booked
at the Kleemann on Wednesday from
Fleur de Lys horse ranch.
Hon. J. w. Nowlin and ]. w. Fowler
and wife, came in by private conveyance
from Rapid City, on Monday.
u;u;.- No Co,r Af;lI ro.,.noJ
on Saturday from a three weeks visit
with friends at Center Point, Iowa.
John Siers, one Of the owners of the
81 horse ranch, came in from O'Neil,
Neb., on Saturday for attendance at
court.
Miss Vida M~cFadden, of Violet,
Neb., came in Sunday for a brief visit
with her brother, ID. w. McFadden of
this place.
c. III. Dietrich, a prominent banker of
Hastings, Neb, was among the arrivals
at the Kleemann on Saturday. enroute
40 Nov Castillo.
NJ. X. Maxson, ". N. Walker, j. A.
Rogers, III. Reynolds. +. Downen and F.
Hesnard were noted among the arrivals
from Hermosa during the week.
Among those in attendance at court
fsom Buffalo Gap, we note G. C. Boland,
l.. b. Reno, Oscar Huff. w. A. Brooks,
w. F. Sluyter, A. w. Riordan, J. w. Nc.
Cracken and w. c. George.
r. r. Pope, of Deadwood, has been
busily engaged during the past three
days, in discussing the merits of life in
surance, in the intrest of the Equitable,
of which company. he is a special agent.
b. A. Roy, Of st. Louis, No., Junior
partner of the recently Incorporated
firm Of Flynn Roy 4 Co., Of Custer and
Hill City, arrived in town Thursday Mr..
Roy will sock take the position of sales
man in the Hill City store.
Among the attorneys in attendance
at the present term of the circuit, court
in this city we note L. w. Martain, A..
w. HASTE and w. III. Parker, of Dead
wood, ]. W. Fowler, C. L. Lewis, c. l..
Wood, ]. F. Schrader, w. II. Mitchell
and A. E. Wallace, Of Rapid City, w.
III. Frye, z. q. johnson and L. 8. Gull
Of Buffalo Gap, s. E. Wilson, of Hot
Springs, c ]. Patton of H~errnosa, and
AL Sprague of Lame JOHNNY.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23
Rs-Arrestsd.

Hank Lovett, who was arrested ut
this place last June upon a charge of
stealing cattle, and who after ward made
his escape, was re-arrested by Sheriff
w God, of this city, on Sunday at Fergu.
sons, ranch Crook Co, Wyoming, aud
placed in durance, pending trial at the
present term Of the circuit court.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23
The Committee.

! take this opportunity to publicly
thank the many very kind friends Of
my brother, Charles A Balck. for their
answering fidelity and most a~ppreciat.
ed goodness in his hour of distress. and
to greatfully acknowledge the kind ness,
science and skill of his able physician,
Or. d. w. Flick, who has rendered a
more than humane service in q hopeless
case. Also to especially thank Charles
Eager, Robt. knight, Henry Bowman,
John Hodge.H Way, Archie Beaton and
Lincoln Vercoe for their unselHsh devo.
ton and fraternal help.
Very respectfully,
+. o. BALCK.
To the good people of Custer City
whose kindly attentions were so freely
bestowed upon my departed brother,
during the period of his late illness, and
to the Masonic fraternity and all others
who took part In the public demonstra-
tions Of respect to his memory which
marked the occasion Of his burial. /
take this occasion to return In q public
manner. my most sincere and heartfelt
thanks. with the deepest assurance that
your humane and benevolent Offices are
fully appreciated, and will be ever
fondly remembered by your friend. and
well wisher.
WILL an II. THOMPSON.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23

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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-23

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