Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-05-17
10 10 Garlock's for hardware.

Goth.
Go TO Garlock's for hardware.
Supervisor of Census Mather Of Dead
wood has forwarded q list of forty
names to Washington for appointment
as enumerators for the Black Hills.
Robert Ralston, well known in this
city, is now foreman of the Glendale
company's tin mines, Mr.. Mitchell, the
late foreman, having recently resigned
Fitch's for boots and shoes.
We learn hat r. ]. Truax, a well
known Spring creek tin p~rospector, has
recently purchased a 1000 acre tract OF
land near the mouth of the Belle
Fourche.
Go to Stones barbershop for a smooth
shave or a stylish hair cut.
Mr.. Bisbee, the genial manager al
T. J. Cooks hardware store, looks as
smiling as a basket of chips since the
arrival of his wife and baby from Chad
ron on Sunday. Mrs b and the baby
came to stay, and Bis is glad of it.
Children's school shoes at Fitch's.
w. G. Porter of this city has been APP.
pointed by Supervisor Mather, of Dead
wood, as census enumerator for district
No. %, comprising Custer City and ter
ritory west. Mr.. Porter will enter upon
his duties on Monday, June End.
Bring your butter and eggs to Garlocks
The new Methodist college at Hot
Springs will open, it is expected, on
Thursday Sept. 18th. with q full corps OF
instructors. The trustees will meet at
Hot Springs on the 9th inst for the
purpose of electing a faculty.
A full and complete line Of jewelry
for ladies, children, men and boys, at
ID. w. Webster's.
Fred Wiehe is erecting an addition to
his residence recently purchased in the
eastern part of the city, preparatory
to removal thereto from his present
abode on Washington street which
must soon be vacated to give place for
the B. & NJ. depot.
GarIock keeps a full line of groceries
way down prices.
The poles and wire for the B. & M.
telegraph line to this city have arrived
at Dudley but We have failed to ascer-
tain definitely when the line will be
built. 1t is a reasonable superstition
however, that the building of the line
will not be much longer delayed.
New Br~illiantines, Satines, Toll de
Nord's and All Wool Henriettas in great
variety at Fitch's.
Attention is called to the notice of the
appointment of Charles III. Green as
agent for the Farmers Mutual Prospect.
i've Association Of Plankinton, appear
ing in this issue. Mr.. G.. offers the farm
ing community ample protection from
the ravages Of hail upon terms within
the reach ofall.
A car load of shelled corn just receiy
ed at Garlock's.
Mr.. Fuller the fifth street photograph
er, was taking views of the principal
business houses on Custer Avenue on
Wednesday prominent among which was
the CHRONICLE Office, from which the
leading paper of Custer County is issued
Mr.. Fuller ranks with the best artists
in his line, that ever came to the Black
Hills.
Momaja coffee leads them all at Gar
locks.
The Custer County bank are negotiat'
ing the purchase of lot on the north
west corner of Fifth Street and Custer
Avenue, upon which it is their purpose
to erect a two story brick building, O
move which has become necessary, on
account of their rapidly increasing bust
ness. We learn that it is the intention
to fit up the upper story as a hall, which
will fill a long felt want in this place.
Aetna, Atlas and Hercules powder
caps and fuse, kept In stock at Garlock's
s. NJ. Booth, whose health is reported
as being greatly improved, is now so
journing at Hot Springs, having arriv-
ed at that place on Monday last from
Rapid City. Mr.. Booth will remain al
Hot Springs several weeks before return
ing to his home in this city, where hi
many friends would be greatly please t
to meet him in a condition of perfec
health.
Garlock has a car of the we'll known
Ellwood Glidden Barb Wire. Buy NJ
other kind.
Now that the new town board hal
been duly organized, and doubtless look
ing around for something to do TO mak'
themselves solid with the dear people
we would suggest that among the frs
matters of Importance demanding thei
attention, is the construction of eros
walks. W. do not need agreat number
just a few would be a convenience highl,
appreciated, and we trust they will
move in this direction at once, as nov
is the time they are most needed.
w. D. Driskill returned to the rancl
today. From him IL was learned tina
cattle on the range never came throug
the winter in better condition tina
this spring. But very few calves hav
been lost and the crop this season wi
be uncommonly large. Grass Is up su
fcient for excellent feed, and cattle ar
thriving finely. 1.-THE Chicago markt
is favorable, shipments will begi
early and be continued as long as tn
market will warrant. Cattle men thin
this will be their year to make up f
losses sustained in '86 and 'S7.-Bull,
tin.
Next Monday morning, weather pc
mitting, will be a. good time to con
mence cleaning up the streets, alley
and back lots of this city, which frol
appearance have long been ~neglecte'
Nothing, can more favorably impreI
incoming visitors, of whom Custer
now having a goodly number. than u
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