Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1890-01-18

The Sundance Gazette says II Is given
out cold that work will on
the Cheyenne and Northern on Febru.
airy LIST.
The Glen Erin school opens on Mon
day, the Goth inst. Miss Mary Fuson, a
former teacher in that district, who gave
excellent satisfaction has been re-em-
ployed.
A full and complete line of iewelry
for ladies, children, men and boys, at
ID. w. Webster's.
A hundred thousand dollars worth OF
lots is said to have been sold in the
town of Newcastle since the plating, all
of which have been improved and used
for business purposes.
Emmett Gillett, of Baskerville, was the
lucky holder of the ticket in Chase's
holiday drawing at Deadwood, which
makes him the highly pleased possessor
Of a farm in Butte county.
Try that "Momaja" coffee at Garlock's
The Gillette surveying party removed
their camp on Monday to a point In the
vicinity of Hill City. The Pease party
rtill remain encamped at Riders's ranch,
and are heading this way.
The mill will start up at the Montana
mine, it is reported, about March LIST,
when another bullion producer, it is
hoped, will be added to the number
already in operation in the Hills.
Garlock keeps Dora" -four, best in
the land.
Mr.. Thompson Of the Hay Springs
Milling company arrived last Saturday
and has spent the week in this city.
He talks of putting in a branch house
in Custer.-Buffalo Gap News.
Hiram Keyes, IN employee at Theodore
Reder's saw mill in Pennington county,
died last week. The deceased had been
In MIR. Reder's employ for years, and
so far as known had no relatives in this
country.
Garlock keeps a full line of groceries
way down prices.
The dates for the grand encampment
of the q. A. r., Dakota department, at
Sioux Fall, have been fixed for March
10Th, 10th 2lst. Grand Commander A.
J. Alger, of Michigan, is expected to be
present.
There is barely enough snow in this
city to make sleighing possible, but
what there is, is being utilized for more
than it is worth. Sleighing is q luxury
that is seldom vouchsafed to the resi-
dents of this place.
The Buffalo Gap News claims to be
reliably informed that it is the we'll
settled intention of the Elkhorn to
build from the Gap to Hot Springs,
when the crocu blooms in the spring,
ira la. Hope SO.
The NJ. l. S. will again give regular
public entertainments at the school
house every two weeks, beginning Fri.
day evening, Jan. 18th. All are cordi-
ally invited. and the attendance of
parents is earnestly desired.
1t is reported that the widow Of II. A.
Davis who lost his life in the Cowboy
mine last Saturday will sue the III. p. f.
M. & NJ. Co., for $4,000 damages. She
will be aided in her suit by the Miners
Union.-Rapid Republican.
]. b. Ryan has retired fl ON the posi-
ton of city editor Of the Rapid Repub-
lican. +. H. Gessel, a former compost
tor with that paper, and a newspaper
man of considerable experience, has
been chosen to fill the vacancy.
The nights during the past week have
averaged colder than any week Of the
present winter. Twenty-Five degrees
from zero, in the direction of the bulb,
Is reported to have been the lowest ex.
treme reached by the tickle fluid.
The officers elect Of the Woman's Re.
lief Corps for the ensuing year, will be
publicly installed by Past Commander
Flynn, of the g. A. r., at the court
house, Monday evening. Jan. Goth. The
public are cordially invited TO attend.
Charlie Cation, of Rapid, we'll known
in this place, is now a partner with c.
W.. Dryden, in the surveying and en-
cheering business. 1t is Dryden &
Cation now, and they have Q whole lot
Of friends who wish for the success of
the new firm.
The Fall River county commissioners
have decided to grant licenses TO the
various saloon keepers for the sale of
liquor up 70 July LIST. The saloons in
that county have nearly. all been closed
since the LIST OF January, and would
have 30 remained, had the comfy dads
realised 70 grant licenses