Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-10-04
SATURDAY, OCTOBER A, 1890.
Baths at Stones.

Baths at Stones.
Peter Gagnon, who is quite low with
lung trouble, is a triAe better.
Too poor to hold his goods at old
prices. Gilbert's.
Mrs. Shankland has a choice lot of
house plants, which she will sell cheap.
Seamless patch, at
Lakes, the Shoemakers.
The First National bank of Custer, S.
d., has applied for authority to organize
q national bank.
A full and complete line Of jewelry
for ladies, children, men and boys, at
ID. w. Webster's.
There was not room in the church for
all who wished to attend the funeral
services Of the late Joseph Richardson.
Go to Van Voorhis & McNair's for
hardware, Custer City.
Miss Alice Richardson and Miss Lizzie
Walsh were taken sick at the funeral
and were quite feeble Wednesday even
ing.
Go to the Palace Restaurant, OF Gus
ter Avenue, bet. 9Th ana 9th streets for
the best meals in town.
Quite a number of Custer ladies are
planning to go out on the first regular
B. & NJ. passenger train for a visit with
eastern friends.
Fine hand sewed shoes a specially at
Lakes, the Shoemakers.
The new b. & NJ. time card, with
Custer as the terminus, goes into effect
tomorrow, when the first regular pass
enger train will arrive.
The first train in brings rock bottom
prices at Gilbert's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster, of Lead City,
attended the funeral of Joseph Richard
son. Mrs. Webster is a sister ofdeceas-
ed, and oldest child of the family.
For r. r. hardware supplies go to Van
Voerhis & McNair, Custer.
Mrs. Laura Beattie, the book agent, is
sick, with mountain fever, at the resi-
dence of S. II. Shankland, where sub
scribers are requested to call for their
books.
Lake, the Shoemaker, is located
temporarily at Fitch's dry goods store.
Chris Jensen will soon put oil a four
horse Concord coach between Deadwood
and the terminus of the B. & NJ. for the
transportation Of passengers and ex-
press matter.
Go to Stones barbershop for a smooth
shave or a stylish hair cut.
Special Agent Smith, of the land
office department, who was sometime
ago transferred to a district III the east
ern part of the state, has been returned
to Rapid City to resume his duties in
this district.
Large arrival of gloves and mittens
direct from the factory at Gilbert's.
One of the ministers connected with
he Black Hills college will preach in
the M. L. church Sunday (to-morrow)
morning. Preaching in the evening. A
warm invitation to all. Strangers made
welcome. Pastor.
The Harvey Peak Tin Mining, Milling
and Manufacturing Company, and the
Harvey Peak Consolidated Tin COM
pany have recently been amalgamated
into one company, known as the Har
ney Peak Consolidated Tin Company,
limited.
Special attention is called to the adj
vertisement of Oscar Silver, appearing
in this issue of the CHRONICLE. Mr.. Sill
ver's stock is large, fresh and attractive,
and when opened up and displayed,
with the new order of prices, will doubt
less create q marked sensation in Custer
trade circles.
In this issue Of the CHRONICLE appears
a notice cautioning parents and guar
dams against the danger of permitting
their children or wards to frequent the
railroad grounds, co which public atten-
ton is specially directed. The notice is
timely and important, and the safety OF
the children of this place lergely de-
ponds upon its strict observance.
Orders have been received from the
Burlington and Missouri headquarters,
by the officials at Pennington, that they
must surely have the road finished, and
the track laid to Deadwood by Novem-
Der 10th, 1890. This was quite a sur
prise to the management here, but a
great effort will be made to do as re.
quested.-Tribune.
At the democratic senatorial conven-
ton held at Buffalo Gap on Monday, the
10th ult., G. w. Robbins, of this place
vas nominated a candidate for state
senator for the 41st senatorial district,
comprising the county of Custer. Mr..
Robbins is well known in every section
Of the Black Hills, and is respected alike
by all his acquaintance.
David Cole, ofGlendale, was married
at Rapid City on the oath ult, to Miss
Maude Carr of Hermosa. The groom
isa son of Hon. Cyrus Cole, Of Iron
Greek, well and favorably known at this
place where he formerly lived and
where a host Of warm friends including
the CHRONICLES wish him . and hii
estimable wife a long, happy and pros
porous life.