Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-05-10

Seventh and Harvey streets.
Fitch's for boots and shoes.
A bank has already been established
at the new town of Piedmont, the pros
pective junction of the Homestake and
Elkhorn railroads.
For plows and harrows go to Garlocks
Attorney w. II. Fry, of Buffalo Gap,
informs q Star reporter that he will o o
remove to Hot Springs for the practice
Of his profession.
Go to Stones barbershop for a smooth
shave or a stylish hair cut.
George w. Chadwick, a well known
mining man of New York City, died
suddenly at Rapid City on Thursday of
last week, aged about seventy years.
Children's school shoes at Fitch's.
George Trimmer, of Hot Springs,
recently disposed of eighty acres of bis
farm adjoining that place to V. f.
Prentice, of Chicago. The consideration
was $4,000.
Bring your butter and eggs to Garlocks
The steam planning mill being erected
on Washington street, near the B. & M.
depot grounds by Odo Reder, is we'll
under way, and will be completed and
put in operation in the near future.
A full and complete line of jewelry
for ladies, children, men and boys, at
ID. w. Webster's.
Attention is called to the card of w.
J. Bedford, contractor and builder, APP
pearing in this issue, who is prepared to
prosecute all work in his line in the
most satisfactory manner, and with the
utmost dispatch.
Garlock keeps a full line of groceries
way down prices.
Special attention is called to a new ad
appearing in this issue, that Of T. j.
Cook, who carries q full line Of every
thing kept in a first class hardware store,
which may be of interest to our local
readers to call and examine.
New Brilliantines, Satines, Toll de
Nord's and All Wool Henriettas in great
variety at Fitch's.
Attention is called to the business card
of Mrs. H.. d. Reynolds. which appears
elsewhere in this issue Of the
CHRONICLE. Ladies can scarcely fail to
find just what they want in the well
assorted stock kept by Mrs. r.
A car load of shelled corr just receiv
ed at Garlock's.
Messrs. Drake & Sturdevant, agents of
the B. & NJ. Railroad, publish a notice
in this issue announcing their readiness
to let tie contracts along the line of said
road between Siding 7 Dudley and,
Custer City, to which the special atten-
ton of our readers is directed.
Momaja coffee leads them all at Gar
locks.
Sheriff Boyd, of Rapid City telegraph
ed to Sheriff Rogers that the case
against Hank Lovett had been dis
missed, and the prisoner was according
ly released from the county Jail where
he was being held for removal to Rapid.
-Sundance Gazette.
Buy Swansdown -four at Garlock IS
1t caps the climax.
The Newcastle Democrat says: "Sev-
eral prominent stockmen from the range
west of here will meet B. Il NJ. officials
at Newcastle, on May 9Th, to arrange for
the shipment of stock. If the F., E &
M. v. sleeps much longer she will awake
by and by worse fooled than Old Van
Wrinkle"
Aetna, Atlas and Hercules powder,
caps and fuse, kept IN stock at Garlock's.
T. V. Garlock and c. G. Lincoln de-
parted for Hill City on Tuesday, where
the former gentleman has established a
bank, with Mr.. Lincoln in charge. The
safe, bank furniture, etc., also left here
the same day on one of Odo Reder's
heavy freight wagons, requiring six
horses to pull the load.
Garlock has a car of the well known
Ellwood Glidden Barb Wire. Buy no
other kind.
The old board of town trustees was
succeeded by the newly elected board
on Thursday evening, which was duly
organized, with A. T. Van Devort as
President. The board has a great deal
of work before it, and it is a matter
for graduation that its members are
well qualified to perform it.
Little Blanche Rcder is the happiest
girl in town since the completion of her
model playhouse. which is a veritable
family residence in ~minneature, with all
the varied essentials necessary to well
regulated house keeping, including a
sure enough cradle, and a two dollar
baby with dimpled cheeks and laughing
eyes, that never speaks and never cries.
Ten loads of goods have been received
at the general supply store of Fitzgerald
Bros, at this place, during the week
Considerable difficulty has been ex'
p~erienced in procuring transr o~rtation
from Dudley, where sixteen car loads
of general supplies are in store and or
the track, besides a number Of car loads
at Buffalo Gap.
The thanks of this Office are due to J
f. Pitcher. Of the real estate firm o
Mitchell, sayer & Pitcher, of this place
for copies of a new Telegraph map o
Custer City. These maps are strictly
correct, well executed, showing all tn,
blocks and lots properly numbered, city
park, public buildings, churches, hotel'
etc, and fills a long felt wait. PERSON.
desiring copies may obtain them by
calling at the Office Of the register o
deeds at the court house, where they ar,
sold at a reasonable price.
This place was the scene Of a yer,
wet snow fall on Thursday night ant
YESTERDAY which, while ii may Temporal