Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-11-15
Baths at Stones.

The First National Bank of Custer
City was opened for business on Thurs
day.
A full and complete line of jewelry
for ladies, children, men aud boys, at
ID. w. Webster's.
The total vote for governor in Fall
River county at the late election was
I,lO6, of which Mellette received 54l,
TAYLOR 476, and Loucks 80. Mellette's
plurality, 80.
The largest and most attractive line of
holiday goods that ever came to the
Hills is now arriving at Heidepriem's.
Rev. G. J. Powell, of Chadron, will
preach at the Congregational church on
Sunday tomorrow morning and even
ing. A cordial invitation to attend the
services is extended to all.
Just received a car load of White Sa-
tin -four at Garlock's.
Fitzgerald Bros, this week removed
their railroad supply store from this
place to Hill City, where it will be more
convenient to their trade, during the
brief period of its rapidly fading exist
ence.
Chew Hiawatha plug tobacco.
Fine sleighing is being enjoyed by
the residents Of the northern Hills.
This pleasing pastime has thus far been
a prospective luxury only for the citi
zens of Custer, and will probably not be
realized before the holidays.
For stoves at cost go to Van Voorhis
& McNair's.
Otto Hairy came in Wednesday from
Lead City, Mr., Hairy has been in the
employ Of Oscar Silver. the leading
clothier of Lead City, and accepted a
position in charge of Mr.. Silver's cloth
ing establishment at this place.
Hiawatha plug tobacco is the best.
w. Baldwin and William Moyle, two
miners employed in the Terra mine,
near Lead City, were instantly killed
on Tuesday by the falling of a mass of
IOCk NHlCIl CIuolSu tuSll pohiS9 III ~
horrible manner. Both men were I'M
married.
Go to the Palace Restaurant, on Gus
ter Avenue, bet. 9TH and 9th streets for
the best meals in town.
Mr. Caldwell, a civil Engineer, in the
employ Of Messrs Cable & Chute, rail
road contractors, signifed his confidence
in Clusters future progress on Monday,
by the purchase of three lots on the
south side of the railroad track, Of Mar
shall West.
Hardware at cost for the next Is days
at Van Noorhis q McNalr's.
Oscar Silver, the clothier, removed
his stock Of clothing and Gents furnish
ing goods, on Wednesday, to his store
building or the-north side of Custer
avenue, above Sixth street, which he
has recently enlarged to make room for
the large and complete stock he now
carries.
Tom Garlock will receive in a few
way . - Ia OuN Vi "a iid VI
The store building recently vacated
by Oscar Silver, one door east of d. w.
Webster,s store, on Custer Avenue, is
being renovated and reftted by Messrs,
Nevin & Toman, Of Utica, Neb., who
will soon be established there in the
drug business. A portion Of their stock
-, ,Inn,I , laz, xoo.,
Go to Stones barbershop for a smooth
shave or a stylish hair cut.
An elegant school house has just been
completed in the Rue district, a few
miles south Of this place, which is said
TO be the best in Custer school township,
in which the young idea will be skill
fully trained during the coming winter
by Miss Rose Bower. The school will
open on Monday. Nov. 18th.
Buy your heaters while they are SELL
ing cheap at Van Voorhis & McNair's.
The Custer Cornet band has recently
admitted four new members. A fine
selection of music has been ordered, and
regular practice meetings will be held
during the winter. 1t is proposed to
inclose the grand stand near the corner
OF Crook d Sixth street, and finish it up
for the purpose Of a band room, where
practice meetings may be held, and
where their instruments and uniforms
may be safely kept.
The Eighth cavalry troops who went
out last spring to play soldier in active
duty, as well as hold the Indians in
check if they became FESTIVE, have in
part fulfilled their mission. The camp
mt Oelrichs have been notified to pack
their grips, fold their tents and return
to Fort Meade. The camp below the
forks of the Belle Fourche and Chey-
enne rivers have been notified to make
preparations tn remain where they are
until next spring. Over forty marriages
will take place at this camp during the
next month, white mel, red women
Deadwood Times.
ID. p. burst, of Wheatland, California.
came in on Friday Of last week to see
his brother, J. p. burst, residing near
this place, who has been a great sufferer
for several months from an injury re-
celved which resulted in the loss of one
Of his legs, which was amputatcd by Or.
Fisher of this place on Tuesday, who
was assisted by DR.. Taylor, ofthis place,
and DIR. Jones of Hill City. Mr.. burst
will remain with his brother until his
recovery is assured, which from present
indications will not be long, as he is re-
ported to be improving rapidly since the
operation was performed.
Numerous letters are being received
by the real estate men of this place
from outside parties DESTROYS of estab
fishing lactories Of various kinds at this
place. Among others Messrs. Scott 4
Reason have received O letter from a
gentleman in the east who makes
u number of propositions in relation to
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