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CENTENNIAL OBSERVANCE
EXERCISES BY THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.

Tuesday, being the centennial of the In
auguration of the first President of the
United States, was properly observed in ac-
cordance with the proclamation issued BY the
President, only the services, instead Of being
religious and held in the different church es,
consisted of music, essays and recitations by
scholars Of the union schools. The exercises
took place at Rink Opera House, the house
being crowded. Az 8 O'Clock Choat Post,
G. A. R., headed by their own drum corps,
followed by the Napoleon band, marched to
the union school house, where they were
joined by the scholars in procession, and all
marched TO the opera house, making an ex-
ceedingly interesting and fine display. The
following programme was carried out:
READING PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
PRAYER.
MUsIo-America.
Memorabilia, Lizzie Balsley
Centennial Hymn, Tot Jones
Washington, Chas. I. Knipp
e Pluribus Unum, Sue Wilson
The Constitution, Peter Donnelly
MusIc-The Star Spangled Banner.
Washington, Myrtle Neff
American Revolution, Ed. Durbin
The Sword of Washington and the Staff of
Franklin, Della Knapp
Flowers of Liberty, iAmy Stockman
MUsrc-Marching Through Georgia.
The Attributes of Washington. Ida Bitter
The Prosperity of Hundred Years,
Gale B. 0rwig
The American Flag, Puss Reynolds
The Thirteen Colonies, A AGrammar
The Growth of the American Flag,
Willie Crocket
Mus1c-C Columbia the Gem of the Ocean.
Address, Jas. P. Ragan
BENEDICTIoN.
The artistic name for hash is stewed bric-a-
brac.
May opening by the Dawson Sisters this
John Robinson's show is on it's travels in
ONO.
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Wanted.

A young girl to take care of a baby. En-
quire at this office. =
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Miss Mary Reiger, of Toledo, spent last
Sabbath with her parents in this city.
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The Firemen's Committee of arrangements
held its second meeting at Henry Holterman's
store, April 26. The Secretary read the min
utes Of previous meeting which were ap-
proved. President Tanner reported having
made rates with the Wabash Railway of one
and one-third fare for the round trip. Reig-
er reported, that the City Band wanted $40
to play from morning until night. This was
considered cheap enough and MIR. r. was in
structed to engage them at that price. he
was also instructed to hire string band of
six pieces for $1S, and caller and his assist
ant for IS.
Secretary reported having engaged Rev.
Donahey to open the convention with prayer,
and Hon. j. M. Haag to make the speech Of
Welcome. That he had ascettaiped special
rates al hotels to be % cents per meal, which
ID was Instructed to engage at that price,
also instructed to engage the services Of the
s'Frohsinn'' male quartette. ,
Mr.. Rostetter was requested to have about
| 200 programmes appropriate for the occasion
printed for the dance in the evening, alsoito
Epet 800 meal tickets printed. Secretary in
etructed to gssup, and have provided . nnn-
Der of bills for advertising purposes. .,st .
- s1,s , -, ,s, HENRY HoLTERMN, Sec'y.
THos. TANNER, President. ,a.f - 4 5 I,
RSF ~ - - - Xxx
fg : FRKEDoM TowNsHRs April 9Oth, 1882
The peach blossoms have made their ap-
pearance., l,r4tp pagg glugRsg ST !
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FTORAI' GUIDRI I

ssao-picnsar Sssa Catalogue 0f AlnsElos;,,
fs1ssrssSs ii Flowers aAlPs sna sst
ssS,iss VT descriptions and prices Nsy snsps, 5
.vs sssSssssiy rsvissd sza ispfesez gontaing mole
yslisies thaa any other eatalosus Pr9lea ess1
scs vf,c aS.ns foot Of land or catiyates paul
soud have acopy. Price of i 49,
containing certificate gooa toT Z ~
ss's = ss''''' = i - - igs Reehesters N.TAs
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: Itch, mango and @cratchek on human pr
animals cured in 90 Ininntss by Woolfp{gs
Sanitary Lotion This never talls. seNsaps
.,:.I :. 90 q e1.tt.,sg,s !. ,3hoy aqsm
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John Robinson's show is on it's travels in
Ohio
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Miss Jennie Krotz. Of Angola, Ind, is visit
ing her parents in Monroe township.
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The street c.ptinlisr has made his appear
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Fred. Bads i' boildins an addition to his
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Mrs. A. E.. Mann spent Tuesday in Def
ahce. 5l3aI5BE 1a|sHj ,5'aJsRsG
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Cucumber in market.
See MiIIsr's new advertisement.

Cucumber in market
See MiIIsr's new advertisement.
The school children enjoyed q holiday Tues
day.
The street sprinkler has made his appear
Fred. Bsds is building an addition to his
house. 4.e. efE 81.
Quite a number Of aass were displayed on
Tuesday. L-Ll
Squire Hanna, Of Mcclure, was in the city
yesterday. - ~
DR.. J. A. Baekus, of Grand Rapids, was in
the city Friday. F
VIM. Newman's restaurant has received a
new coat Of paint. ti8
A. B. Rettig, Of Fiatrock township, was in
the city Saturday.
Miss Jennie Krotz, OF Angola, Ind, is visit
ing her parents in Monroe township.
Miss Mary Reiger, of Toledo, spent last
Sabbath with her parents in this city.
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The school children enjoyed a holiday Tuss,
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May opening by the Dawson Sisters this
week. DBL. a~, .r. .r. f|
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A. B. Rettig, of Flatrock township, was in
the city Saturday.
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/. VIM. Nevman's restaurant has received a
new coat Of paint. IL
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The artistic name for hash is stewed bric-a.
brac. f'
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Quite a non9st q 'aass vsre di.Dl.ysd on
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Squire Hanna, of Mcclure, was in the city
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DR.. J. A. Baskus, of Grand Rapids, was in
the city Friday. F
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-27
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Notice is hereby given that a public
examination of candidates for certifi.
Gates to teach in the public schools o.
Custer county, Dakota, will be held al
the following places during August, 1889
School house, Custer City, Tuesday
and Wednesday, August 9Th and eth.
School house, Buffalo Gap. Friday and
Saturday, August 9th and 10th.
Office, Hermosa, Monday and Tues
day, August 18th and 18th.
Candidates are to be over eighteen
years of age. a fee of one dollar, for
the county Institute fund, will be charg-
ed each candidate in advance.
Candidates are requested to be pres
ent each day promptly at 8 a. M, and to
supply themselves with pens, ink and
legal cap paper.
For third grade certificates an aver
G standing Of 20 per cent. is required
no branch TO fall below 90 per cent.
For second grade certificates an aver
age Of so per cent.-no branch below 20
per cent. Questions to be on the com.
non branches only.
For first grade certificates candidates
will be examined in algebra, geometry
natural philosophy, civil government
book Keeping, and physical geography
in , ,,''oa 10 che common branches
Ar yera of 80 per cent. is required
Il tnimu 4 80 per cent.
e 'her examination will be held
till next regular, first Tuesday in DC.
tobor.
=. +. MCMAHON,
Co. Supt. Pub. Inst.
Hermosa, OAK, July 22, 1889
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Notice OF Settlement OF Account

In the Probate COurt of the County OF Custer
Territory Of Dakota.
In the matter Of the estate Of Joseph T. Bliss
Deceased.
Notice OF Settlement OF Account.
Notice is hereby gwen that John Il. ThOmp
sou, the administraior of the estate of Joseph I,
Bliss. deceased, has rendered and presented foi
settlement. and filed In said court, his account
of his administration of said estate; and tina,
Thursday, The first day al August, A. ID. 1889
being "A day Of a special term OF said court, at 3
O'Clock p. m, AT the court room of said court, al
the court house I'm the town OF Custer City, In
said Custer county, has been daily appointed by
the said conrt, for the setilsmcnt Of said nc
count, at which time and place any person inter.
estcd in said estate may appear and file his
exceptions In writing 10 the said account and
contest The same.
EDWIN q. JOHNSON,
Probate Judge.
Dated july 9th, 1899.
First publication. July 10.
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Report of Geo w. 7. Dinsmore ex-
amined and approved.
Presented petition Of j. II. Daily ct
al, PRAYING for the establishment of a
school district and voting precint out 0 {
the following described territory. Com
menclng at the northeast corner Of Sec
ton Is, township 5, south, range Z east
thence east on township line to the
Cheyenne river; thence southwest
| a,ong the channel of said river to the
southeast corner of Custer county /;
thence west on the county Inc to south
, east corner of section 36, township o,
south, range I, east thence north on
township lines to the northeast corner
of section Is, township 8, south, range Z,
+. Il. ii. NJ. The prayer Of said petit
TONERS is hereby granted, as petitioned
for, excepting a change in the north
boundary line. Said township is desig-
mated as school township No. 3. Pursu-
ant to section AZ Of the school law, it
was ordered that J, II. Daily, a resident
Of said township be, and is hereby APP
pointed to make, sign and post the
notices of the first election to organize
shall be held on the second Tuesday in
August, being the 18th day of said
month, 1889, at the residence Of J.. X.
Daily, and that the electors Of said
township be, and are hereby reminded
to choose by ballot a name for said
school township.
The above described boundary lines
Of school township No. 3, shall consti-
tute a voting precinct, to be known as
Harrison voting precinct.
D.atZI t..tiffn,, ~ III - Cra I. ~
Ct al, praying for the establishment Of Il
school district out Of a part of Steel
school township. Prayer not granted
! in consequence Of tax list having been
made up without any provision Of said
new territory.
Presented petition of John s. Pbinney
ct al, praying for the establishment of a
county road, beginning at the northwest
corner Of section 50, township 3, south,
range j, east, j.. ii. NJ. Thence west
er!y and nortllerly along a trail to or
neal Frank Dorman's ranch. Laid over
in consequence Of no affidavit showing
that notices had been properly posted,
according to law.
The following bills were allowed from
county general fund
james Clark, ice tor commission
erS cOurt . U %
+. ii. Flynn, salary, quarter
ending July ], 1889 2s6 ii
Frank Walsh, deputy sherif's
fees s 50
+ II Flynn, express charges,
postage, etc, allowed from
county sinking fund "a 10
j. NJ. Hoisington, lumber for
bridge, allowed irom road dis
trict No. 10 10 90
Pursuant to session laws of 1889, sec
ton 3, chapter ~, the following places
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-27

CUSTER Cry, July II, 1889.
Board in session pursuant TO adjourn
ment.
Present: All the members and coun-
ty clerk.
The following bills we're allowed from
county general fund:
Phil. Konrad, putting in 6hitch-
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After ten years exclusive sale. can now be
obtained Of al Druggists and Dealers In Medi-
cines. ltCURES-take notice not simply helms
but CURES LIVER COMPLAINT,
and Dyspepsia.
Is a strictly vegetable preparation and will
CURE MALARIA, and all MALARIAL troubles.
DR.. S. II. Wise, OF Boston, Ky. SAYS:
"Have p~racticed medicine Is years, and find no
equal to HERBINE as a Liver Regnlator.p
Dr. w. a. Baker, OF Madison, Fla, saws
IA bottle OF HKRBIS. Is worth more than
$500 worth Of Qulnine In any familyn
Acting on the Liver In a different way from
any other incidence; it is a positive cure for
chronic Constipation and IL cheaper than Pills.
Its peculiar composition is such, that NC
guarantee to cure any case OF Chills and Fever
or Bilious Fever with one bottle.
IL costs but IS cents and each bottle con-
t!ains over 40 average doses, making the cost
less than two cents q lose. Would you ask
for cheaper medicine ? u is not a cure-aIl. But
will cure any Liver. BiliOus Dr. Maln.
rial complaint. Manufactured by
Tho Horbino Co.,
Successors to VIM Condell.) -. Louis, Mo.
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Nolico Of Eo ci,ore

10 ". Itual. lll. aha,A Italjday josaaa t,ln
mad t.a E,luA 80 haut.Ht
I3u f.. t.,,f. 9.4I.a tfnt , Rave vEH.ft.I
~ labor auu Improvements upon Tie Oti Btii
quart mine thp sum pt -$Al0t SAID mine IS
Situated In the Custer mining district, i've miles
northwest of Custer Ity. custer county. h. r.,
and onc-halt mile west OF tlr Custer and Hi
City stage road, ~ order to hold SAID premises
under the provisions 81 section 2324 Revised
statutes Of the United States, being the amount
required to hold tie same for the years ending
January ist, 1852, and January Isl, 1885,, and
January lSt. 1884, and January 1st, 1855, and
January ist. 1856, and January list, 1887, and
January lst. 1883, and January lst, 1889, and If
within ninety days from the service OF this
notice you fail or refuse 10 contribute your pro
portion of such expenditure as co-OWnerS, your
interests in said claim VIII become the property
OF the subscriber under said section 232i.
III. n. Ross.
Dated this 27th day OF March, 1889.
First publication, March -.
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j. 4. PITCHER, County Clerk.

CUSTER, ID. T., July 10, 1899.
Board In session pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
Present: All the members and coun.
ty clerk.
Quarterly report Of f. II. Flynn
county treasurer, examined and ap-
proved.
Pursuant to sections $50 and 800, com.
piled laws Of 1887, county general fund
warrant No. 81, dated May lst, 1888, pay
able to Floyd Bowman or bearer, foi
$40, was destroyed.
John +. Wight, rebate Of poll
tax 1883. allowed from county
general fund S / sc
+. j. V. Rutkowski, drugs coun-
ty INDECENT, allowed . r
The salary of Edmund Smith, distric,
attorney, increased from $500 per an
mum to $3.50 per annum from July /
1899.
The county clerk is hereby instructed
to advertise through the official county
papers for two safes for county Offices.
The following order is hereby made
On and after this date no county furni-
ture will be allowed removed from The
CouiI uNuSt anu Vic CbuIb HOuSc sIldi
not be used for any public entertain.
ments. All societies are excluded from
the use of the court room. The sheriff
by virtue of his Office, has entire contro!
of the court house and furniture.
Black Hills Telephone Co, 3
months rem ofphone, allowed s 81 sc
JOS Heumphreus. 10 days u
ty commissioner and mileage
allowed 50 &C
+. A. Towner, Is days county
commissioner and mileage al
lowed 50 &C
J. +. Street, Is DAYS county COM
missioner and mileage. allow
ed 81 &C
There being no further business,
board adjourned sine die. q
j. +. STREET, Chairman.
Attest:
j. T.. PILCHER, County Clerk.
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j. T.. PILCHER, County Clerk.

President Edgerton evidently refuses
to be comforted by the promise of a U.
). judgeShip, rs he is said to have very
emphatically dropped the declaration
at Sioux Falls recently, that he was in
the senatorial race to stay.
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j. L. PITCHER, County Clerk.


CUSTER, d. T., July IS. 1889.
Board in session pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present: All the members and coun-
ty clerk.
The following quarterly reports were
examined, approved, and orders drawn
in favor Of the respective parties as fol-
lows on county general fund:
Report Of T.. ii. Johnson, quarter end
ing June 10, examined and approved.
l. Il Randall, Justice iees..........S 10 so
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are desi mated where chattel mortea1ed
proterfy -LaN Nr .o'l ia Caster county.
-. III. Custer t.ty. li1ie.n sap, Fair
puin, II,In,osi 1.hu IUleoan.
Presented petition of Geo. o. Sander
son Ct al. praying for a change of the
French creek road at Carherrys ranch.
Laid over for iuther consideration.
The district attorney appeared before
the board with documentary evidence,
showing that the order made by the
board, at the January meeting, 1888,
| rebating a portion Of the taxes assessed
against the Shiedley Cattle company for
the year 1887, amounting to over 5000,
was obtained by false and fraudulent
representation made to said board by ID.
ii. Clark and others, and prays that the
board rescind said order, and instruct
the county treasurer To collect the
amount related, less the penalty and
interest. In consideration of said petit
ton, the board hereby rescinds said or
der rebating the taxes for 1857, and the
county treasurer is hereby instructed 10
collect the mount o said taxes related
10 the Sheidlcy Cattle company.
Presented petition Of VI. j. Scanlan ct
al, praying for the establishment of a
county road, described as follows: Com
menciug at a point about 100 feet east Of
the northeast corner Of the northwest
quarter Cd of section 80, township .,
south, range s, east, b. II. Nj. Thence
running in u northerly direction paral-
lei with the f.. T.. x NJ. V. X. Il. to the
county line between Custer and PEN
nington counties, TO connect with a road
established by the commissioners of
Pennington county in 1888, to the coun-
ty line.
The following named persons are
hereby appointed as a committee %
view said road, and report at the next
meeting of the board IN September
Cyrus Cole, Peter Peterson and Wm. ii.
~Spangler.
Board adjourned to July 10, 1889.
j. +. STREET. Chairman.
Attest
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OFFICIAL
Ofthe Board Of County Commission
ers Of Custer County, ID. II.

Custer CRY, CUSTER Co., ID. T.
July Is, 1889.
Board in session pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present: All the members and coun-
ty clerk.
The following assessments were
changed for year 1889:
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When you want something to tend
strictly to business and cure a cough or
cold, get DR.. Fenner's Cough Honey.
For sale at G.. w. H,tchcock's.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-27

Laid before the board affidavit Of Mrs.
+. Il. Erb, asking for a reduction Of
taxes for 1898, as follows: reduced from
$525.00 TO $4,000, prayer granted.
Tax ofOle Johnson q Bro, reduced
on affidavit on file for year
1888 from $4,000 to $7l2.o0, errone-
ously assessed.
Martin Valley Stock Co, tax reduced
for year 1888 on personal tax from
$4,S73.00 to S4,633.00, being raised by
board of Equalization.
Tax of Jacob Mill, reduced on afi-
davit on file for year 1888 from 81 .00S. 90
TO 81, 1880.
Tax of II. G. Smith for year 1853 on
personal property stricken from the tax
rolls, property belonged in Pennington
county, assessed there and paid.
There being no further business be-
fore 1t board adjourned sine die rs board
of equalization.
j. +. STREET, Chairman.
Attest
j. Il. PITCHER. County Clerk.
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j. +. PITCHER. County Clerk.

CUSTER Cry, July Is, 1889.
Board in session as a board Of county
commissioners.
Present: All the members and coun-
ty clerk.
The following license bonds were ex-
amined and license issued for the sale
of intoxicating liquors to the following
named parties
+. .. Burton, Custer City, 6 months,
from July LIST, 1859.
&, A. Haserodt. Custer City, 6 months,
from July lst, 1889.
j. +. Wright Y Co. Custer City, 6
months, from July LIST, 1889.
Paul kleemann, Custer City, 6 months
from July lst, 1889.
Owen Caroline, Buffalo Gap, 6months
from July LIST, 1880.
Plunkett, Lynch & Co., Buffalo Gap,
8 months, from July list, 1889,
Wineland q Co, Buffalo Gap, 6
months, from July lst, 1889.
Buckle & Phillippi, Hermosa, 6 months
from July LIST, 1889,
The following bills were examined
and allowed from county general fund
as follows:
ID. w. Webster, merchandise as
per bill 4 So
w. s. Wood, sheriff's fees as
per bill, o.. Palmer, deputy. II 80
Van Devort q Co, merchandise
as per O 90
Custer Chronicle, printing, sta
uonery, etc ...."..."........ u 10
Il. V. Garlock, merchandise, as
per Dill . ID
Fred H~eidepriefn, mating for
clerks and sherlff's oiiice...... 40 10
j.. +. Pitcher, salary county
clerk, 3 months .....-"....... $50 90
Hermosa Pilot, printing......- Ii 20
Buffalo Gap News, printing!. is IS
John Morris Co., blanks for pro-
bate Judge"......"."...-...... 81
Frank Lee. cleaning ofices...... . 90
y. w. Mcintyre, surveying
French creek and ~LameJohny
roads .............. ,......... 100 %
Jacob Mill, rebate on taxes for
1883 .......t",...... ...".... 6S
j. II. Pitcher, fees register of
deeds quarter ending July, /,
1889 43l 40
Bell & Wilkins, counting range
cattle for assessment purposes so 90
w. A. Alexander, deputy sher-
Ill 9 fees IL 30
Bedford & johnson, building
fence around court house as
per contract..........-...... 1i6 0G
A. l.. Bishop, painting court
house fence.....""........-. z 90
FL. V. Rutkowski, opening and
adjourning court ."-......". 20 90
w. A. Alexander, deputy sheriff,
opening and adjourning court u 90
Geo. Ellpton, boarding prison
and jury .,."........ ..-..".... IL ~
Chas. Miller, s staples and rings
for court house ........-...".. ! 90
p. Konrad, building wood house
for court house........."..... 95 90
Frank Walsh, deputy sheriff's
fees, itemized ..-"......... IL so
DR.. j. III. Long, medical attend
ance county prisoners ..."... 2 90
Board adjourned to July II, 1889.
j. +. Street, Chairman
Attest:
]. Z. PITCHER, County Clerk.