Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-02-15
Baths at Stones.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1890.
Baths at Stones.
Deadwood received a four inch in
stallment Of "the beautiful" on Monday
morning.
The merry jingle Of the sleigh bell is
no longer heard in this place, but
wheeled vehicles and saddle horses are
still in fair request.
Go to Gariock's for hardware.
Hon. j. III. Mitchell, of Oregon, has
our thanks for a copy of his late speech
in the u. S. senate upon the question Of
the free coinage Of silver.
We learn that the B. & M. Railroad
company have succeeded in finding
good water at Dudley, and that a trial
of its quality in their boilers has proved
quite satisfactory.
Go to Stones barbershop for a smooth
shave OF a stylish hair cut.
The pupils of the public school will
give an entertainment Feb. 9th in
honor of Longfellows birthday. The NJ.
I. S. will give their regular entertain
ment Friday evening, Feb. 21st.
NeIs Nelson, q miner employed at the
Newcastle coal mines, was recently in
iured by an unfortunate accident at the
mines, which resulted in the fracture Of
an arm, and serious injury to his spine.
Garlock has another car load of"White
Satin" -four. 1t is A l..
A Rapid paper reports a number of
persons leaving that place for the Sioux
reservation. all of whom are said to be
supplied with provisions and every
thing necessary to set up house keep
ing.
Oelrichs is organizing an amateur
theatrical troupe. What has become of
Clusters amateur dramatic troupeP 1t
is time they were announcing a per-
Torrance, if they intend to show up this
winter.
A full and complete line Of jewelry
for ladies, children, men aud boys, at
ID. w. Webster's.
A petition is being circulated in Rapid
City asking for the establishment of a
daily mail between that place and
Chamberlain. A similar petition will
also be circulated soon for a daily mail
to Pierre.
Custer weather, during the past week,
has been fairly delightful, with sun
shine sufficient to maintain the usual
degree of cheerfulness and buoyant
spirits on the part of its expectant and
corfding citizens.
Try that "Momaja" coffee at Garlock's
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve E. Lady Washington
Tea at Booths hall on Saturday evening,
Feb. %, from $50 to 0 o'clock. Supper
30 cents. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
If the fire warden would take the
pains to investigate certain premises, he
would find that a certain city ordinance
relating to the proper adjustment Of
stove pipes was being badly bent, il not
ruthlessly broken in more than one
place in the city.
Go to Garlock's for your smoked meats
We are pleased to note the return to
health Of our townsman DR.. j. III. Long.
Although il will be a week or ten days
before he is able to respond to calls
from the country, yet he is able to at
tend to his Office practice which gives
him about all he wants to attend to.
Garlock keeps a full line of groceries
way down prices.
Fitzpatrick Bros. & Collins are CONNIE
ncing the construction of an immense
boarding house at the mines for the &C
commodation Of their employees. The
building will be two stories high, 200
feet long, with good accommodations for
between $50 and 200 men.-New Castle
Alert.
Hercules powder, caps and fuse, kept
In stock Mt Garlock's.
The b. & NJ. r~ight-ofwav man and
the gentleman holding a corresponding
position with the Northwestern were
Casting Sleeps eyes" at each other in
Newcastle the other day. The Journal
says, "it is funny, but these men don't
seem to be here entirely for their
health"
Garlock has corn, oats and potatoes.
J. r. Hickox. Carl F. Franklin. ii.
Deyo, and +. G. Mobiles, b. d Nj. survey
ors, OF Lincoln, Sundayed at the Springs.
They are at work aboat twelve miles
from this place, but where the road is
aiming for we were unable to learn
Hot Springs Herald.
1t is aiming for Custer Of course; we
thought every body knew that.
Newcastle is directing sharp and
special attention to the building of side
walks, a matter that cuts no small figure
i'm improving the appearance of a town.
A little more attention in this direction
here would not only improve appear
ances, but would add materially to the
convenience of the public.
George Slick, foreman of the black
smithing department, informs the
Miner that he is in receipt Of a car load
of steel, 1000 pick eyes and 1000 pounds
of pick steel for Harvey Peak Co. This
has a healthy appearance for coming
activity, and from certain other in
dications We predict that this supply
will not last more than two months
Hill City Miner.
Rev. Father Chapuis, recently APP
pointed pastor for the counties of Custer
and Fall River, held divine service at
this place on Sunday. Father Chapuis
was very favorable impressed with the
appearance Of this place, and decided to