Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-06-07
Baths at Stones.

Go to the Custer City Bakery for ice
cream
This locality has been favored with
copious rains during the week. which
fairly insures the rapid growth, and
bountiful yield of the growing crops.
Go to Stones barbershop for a smooth
shave or a stylish hair cut.
The Rapid Republican is authority
for the statement that w. w. Challis, a
we'll known tin prospector of the south
ern Hills, has recently sold a tin mine
for $4,000.
Children's school shoes at Fitch's.
Cheaper still, Gilbert's.
A local auxiliary of the state prohi-
bition league has been organized at
Deadwood. 1t is proposed to raise q
thousand dollars at once to enforce the
law in that place.
Bring your butter and eggs to Garlocks
Go to the Custer City Bakery for your
fresh bread.
1t is very dull day in Rapid City
when there is not, at least one team that
runs away. The Journals run away
column contained a report Of no less
than three on last Saturday.
A full and complete line Of jewelry
for ladies, children, men and boys, at
ID. w. Webster's.
+. J. V. Rutkowski has removed his
drug stock one door west of his old
stand, where he is now established in
his new store, which is q veritable mod
ell Of ~neatness and artistic arrangement.
New boots and shoes. Gilbert's.
Garlock keeps a full line of groceries
way down prices.
The Lead City Herald says: "By
August LIST the Homestake company will
be ready TO contract for, to be delivered
at Piedmont, 100000 pounds of oats,
100000 pounds of corn and between 800
and 400 tons of hay.
New ~Brilliantines, Satines, Toll de
Nord's and All Wool IIenfieltas in great
variety at Fitch's.
Eastern prices clothing, Gilbert's.
Professor Bailey, who returned to
Rapid City last week from the irrigation
survey, reports having seen a corps of
&. NJ. & st. Paul surveyors seventy five
miles west of Chamberlain pushing Wig
orously for the Hills.
A car load of shelled corn just receiy,
ed at Garlock's.
The congregational ladies of Lead
City recently gave a jug braking" con-
cert at that place, after which ice cream
and cake was put on tap. Now we
would like to know just what a jug
breaking concert is, and who pays for
the jugs.
Momaja coffee leads them all at Gar
locks.
Sledge hammer prices, Gilbert's.
In response to a telegram announcing
the serious illness of their sister, Mrs.
Bard, residing near Cheyenne, N. s.
and ID. ID. Tubbs departed on Saturday
for that place. Later advices are to the
effect that her health is greatly improv-
ed.
Go to the Custer City Bakery for your
fancy cakes.
This Office is in receipt of a card of
invitation to commencement exercises
at the Spearfsh Normal School COM
mencing on Tuesday evening, the 18th
inst, and continuing three days. Gradu-
ating exercises take place on Thurs
day evening, the 10Th.
Aetna, Atlas and Hercules powder.
caps and fuse, kept In stock at Garlock's
Go to the Custer City Bakery for your
fresh candies.
There has been an unusually large
number OF teams on our streets during
the past week, but as Custer streets are
much wider than those of any other
town in the Hills, (120 feet serious jams,
thus far, have not occurred. The largest
railroad outfit on the line would cut a
small figure on Clusters broad
The Violets blooming, DIR. Forst.
James Wilson is having a road built
TO the sumit of Harvey peak. The trip
can hereafter be made ON horseback.
This act of Mr.. Wilson will be highly
appreciated by the public, the long tire
some trip on foot having deferred many
from making the ascent who win now
avail themselves of this great improve
ment and take in the view from the
summit Of Harney.-Hill City Miner.
Garlock has a car of the well known
Ellwood Glidden Barb Wire. Buy no
other kind.
Deadwood experienced the first hail
storm of the season on Monday. The
Times says it was a hummer while it
lasted, not so much in quantity of stones
rs in size Of the latter. One ricked up
on Main street measured eight inches
in circumference. Considerable dam.
age to sky-light glass resulted, notably
at the Keystone. Absence of wind
prevented material damage to side or
window lights.
Fancy cakes baked to order on short
notice at the Custer City Bakery.
Referring to the recent trouble at the
Homestake, arising from q change Of
working time ordered by the superin-
tendent. the Lead City Herald says:
'The proposition or order of Superin-
tendent Grier which changed the hours
for commencing work has been accepted
by the miners and everything has as
sumed the usual queit and contented
condition that Is its wont. No trouble
wa experienced. The new order goes
into effect to morrow night, the night
shift going on at Up. m. and coming on
at 8 a. m. The day shift will acEk if3m
$50 y, m. to $50 p. m"