Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-03-15
Baths at Stones.

but it is now fairly demonstrated that
Custer is a this years town.
Go to Garlock's for hardware.
Mr.. Tuthill, of this place, is about to
commence the erection of a residence
on his lots recently purchased on
Laughing Water.
Custer is a point upon which the keen
eyes of at least two great railroad COM
panies are firmly fixed. Watch the
result.
Go to Stones barbershop for q smooth
shave or a stylish hair cut.
1t is semi-oficial announced that the
Homestake will intersect the Elkhorn at
or near Postville, and not at Tilford as
originally stated. Jack Hale is madden
than a hornet.-Times.
- The average Custer man is now feel
inc pretty well thank ye, that is to say
he is beginning to feel the initial pre-
monition of the coming impetus SO long
predicted by the CHRONICLE.
GarloCk has another car load of"White
Satin" flour. 1t is \ j.
Thus far March has been true to its
record at this place, the weather having
been variable with slight fiuries Of snow,
raw atmosphere, and lowering clouds
occasionally sandwiched with sunshine.
A full and complete line of jewelry
for ladies, children, men and boys, at
ID. w. Webster's.
J.. w. Hitch and family have returned
from their ranch on Bismarck creek,
where they have spent the winter, and
are now dOmiciled in the same building
occupied by them prior to their removal
TO the ranch.
The Buffalo Gap News has again
changed hands, having recently passed
to the control of i. NJ. Blachley. The
CHRONICLE extends its best wishes for
the increased success OF the News under
the new management.
Try that "Momaja" coffee at Garlock's
Mrs. C. A. Haserodt, who has been
seriously afflicted for several weeks, and
who was reported in our last issue as
being q trife better, has continued to
improve during the week, and her
friends now have strong hopes Of her
recovery.
S. NJ. Booth, reported in our issue of
last week as being seriously i'll, with
faint hope of recovery, is at this writing
FRIDAY evening" said to be showing
more favorable symptoms, and while he
is yet in a precarious condition, some
hopes o E. his anal recovery are now en-
~tertained by his friends.
Go to Garlock's for your smoked meats
Twin Nelson, of Hot Springs, late of
this place, recently sold his residence
property in this city to A. G. French OF
Rapid. The price paid was 500. Mr..
French also purchased about twenty
five school lots in this place, and we
learn that he proposes to settle perna-
nently in this city in the early future.
Dan Nourse, junior proprietor and
editor OF the Lead City Herald, is said
to have withdrawn from that paper 70
accept the position of managing editor
Of SANKEY'S Tin Miner at Hill City.
That he has the requisite ability and
energy to fill the bill to the general Sc
tisfaction of the patrons Of the Original
and only" is universally conceded.
Garlock keeps a full line of groceries
way down prices.
Last Monday, at about ten a. m, the
residence of w. Ii. Searight on Lame
johnny wa entirely consumed by fire.
Mr.. Seawright was absent at the time,
but on returning saw the smoke from
the burning building, and arrived to
find his home in ruins. lie was unable
to save anything. AS near as can be as
certaned the fire originated from a de-
fective lue. The loss is estimated at$l,-
500 with $500 insurance.-News.
Hercules powder, caps and fuse, kept
III stock at Garlock's.
The Methodist social at Booths hall
on Saturday evening was largely attend
ed and greatly enjoyed, Refreshments
served by the ladies were as excellent
in quality as they were abundant in
quantity, and were discussed with
marked satisfaction. The exercises,
consisting Of singing, dcclamations, Sc.
lect readings, ETC., served as a very in.
teresting supplement to the social which
was highly appreciated by all present.
p. p. Esklns, of the firm of Clark &
Eskins, of this place, left OH Wednes'
day for the corr districts of Nebraska.
where he will purchase a car load Of
corn fed cattle and sheep for their meal
market. The stock will be shipped ovel
the B. & NJ. road to Dudley. and driven
In from that place. Corn fed beef ant
mutton are luxuries that will doubles!
be highly appreciated by our citizens
when these popular puryeyors put then
on the hooks.
William Allen, a resident of this plac
forsthe past two years, left on Saturday
with his family, for Cascade, Fall Rive
county, where he owns valuable min
eral springs, said to be an infalibl
panacea for all rheumatic affections. ]
is Mr.. Aliens intention to erect sub
stantial improvements at once, and es
tablish a health resort which will be
come in time, only second in point
importance, If not fully equal, to tn
far famed Dakota Hot Springs Of tina
county.
+. G. Cradle, a prominent Omaha rea
estate man was among the arrivals Q
the Kleemann on Monday. Mr.. Grabl
came In by private conveyance fror
Dudley, the object of his mission bein
the purchase of property in this cit,
which object was realized to the exter
of several thousand dollars. Mr.. q.
evidently we'll informed upon the ma