Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-07-05
Bedrock prices Gflberts.

Bedrock prices Gilberts.
A large amount of mining machinery
is reported as having recently arrived
at Rapid, among which is noted an air
compressor, presumably for the Tin
Reefgroup of mines, neal this city.
Go to Stones barbershop for a smooth
shave or a stylish hair cut.
DIR. 0. Fisher has leased the hall over
T. j.. Cooks hardware store, recently oc.
cupied by the masonic fraternity, which
he has reftted and deliberately furnish.
ed for m Office, and consultation rooms
Cheaper still, Gilbert's.
Spearish has concluded to reap re-
venue from the sale of liquor in Original
packages by means Of licensing the sci
lers, n scheme which is rapidly becom
ing popular in Black Hills villages.
Challie's II yds for a dollar at Mrs
Reynolds Bazaar.
Edgemont is the name selected for
the B. & NJ, railroad station a the Chey.
enne crossing, north side, TO which place
the town Of Dudley, on the south side Of
the river, will doubtless, in due time,
be removed.
A full and complete line Of iewelry
for ladies, children, men and boys, at
ID. W. Webster's.
Whitewood has passed an ordinance
licensing the sale of bulge in original
package. The dealer is now required
to pay thirty dollars per month for the
privilege of running an original bulge
bazaar in that town.
New boots and shoes. Gilbert's.
Under the new schedule, the mail on
tire Custer and Buffalo Gap route
should arrive at this place at II o'clock
a. m. and depart at - Tsp. IN. IT may
require some time however to arrange
for a strict compliance with the terms of
the new contract.
Eastern prices clothing, Gilbert's.
The first new potatoes of the season
were marketed in this place on Wednes-
day. They were raised by William
Tarrant, Of French Creek, who has ac-
CURED a habit Of getting to the front
with vegetable products in advance OF
all competitors.
Sledge hammer prices, Gilberts.
Tim Coleman, of Bull Dog ranch, on
the Custer and Deadwood road Is miles
south OF the latter place, was married
on Tuesday Of last week at Fremont,
Neb. to Mrs, John Meade, widow of the
hate John Meade, formerly Of Buffalo
Gap. Congratulations are freely ex
tended.
The largest stock Of wall paper and
decoration in the Hills at Heidepriem's,
Three original package houses is the
size Off in Custer at this writing with
a prospect for as many more within a
week. The establishment of these
houses in this city will have a crushing
effect upon the festive ~boot-legger that
has hitherto been doing a rattlin ny bust.
ness in this place.
French, all wool, silk finish Henri,
etta's very cheap at Mrs. Reynolds Bazaar.
The Goshen Indiana Times of June
23d has the following mention: "Rev.
H.J. Macomber, of Custer City Oak,
who, with his wife and son, is visiting
friends in the city, preached at the
Presbyterian church last evening. We
hear his sermon very highly spoken of.
Mr. Macomber is an Elkhart county
man and years ago was Principal of the
Goshen schools"
Go to the Vienna Bakery, connected
with The i. d NJ. Chop Housed for choice
white and graham bread, rolls, dough-
nuts, pies, cakes etc. Everything first
class and warranted to please patrons.
Kimble & Carr, of this city shipped
two fifty dollar saddles to New York
City this morning. These saddles were
shipped in compliance with an order
from James Wilson, ofthe Harvey Peak
Tin company, and were purchased for his
daughters Lille and Grace, who accom-.
panied their father on a recent visit to
the Hills. When New York wants a
first Class article she knows where to get
it.
A license authorizing the marriage of
John Berry and Miss Hollowell was is
sued a few days ago, but we have not
learned wheather the ceremony has
taken place or Is set for the near future.
Mr.. Berry is the rustling. all-around
advance agent of the +. l.. & NJ. ".
is usually the first man on the
ground Of prospective extensions. Miss
Hollowell is a daughter Of william
Hollowell, one ofthe substantial ranch
ers of Skull creek.-Newcastle Journal.
The thanks Of the CHRONICLE are due.
and freely rendered to d. w. McFad-
den, foreman of the Harvey Peak COM
pany's tin properties in the Custer dis
trict, for an exceptionally rich speci linen
of tin ore recently taken from the cele-
brated Flora lode on Willow Creek.
The specimen compares fayorably with
the best ore EVER taken from this popu.
lar bonanza, and is highly appreciated
as o valuable acquisition TO the CHRoS.
rcLE mineral cabinet. II can be e Q at
this Office.
A lively scrap between John Doe of
Hot Springs, and Richard Roe, a b. 4
n. hobo, occurred on Sixth Street on
Tuesday, which drew q crowd to the
scene Of the fstic contest which was so
dense as to defy the strongest efforts of
a CHRONICLE reporter to penetrate.
Marshal West appeared upon the scene
and cut short the hostile racket by ar
resting the bleeding Doe and taking him
before Judge Lewis who imposed a fine
Oslo and cost which was promptly paid.
Roe escaped arrest at the time but was
subsequently picked up by the Marshal
and fred down the grade where he be-
longs. The scrap was the result OF over
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