Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1890-01-25
CUSTER CHRONICLE.
o fetal Paper OF Custer County
Baths at stones.

sShh Va wv VI NO.
L. p. Jenkins has been appointed
postmaster at Lead City.
Go to Garlock's for hardware.
Butte County Post g. A. r. was organ
ized at Minnesota last week.
The finest sieighing eve known in
this place, has been greatly enjoyed by
u citizens during the past week.
Go to Stones barbershop for a smooth
shave or a stylish hair cut.
H. c. Payne, formerly of Hermosa, is
now associated with Mr.. Melbourn in
the publication Of the Fall River Coun-
ty Republican.
Judge Corson has publicly announced
a term of the Supreme court for the
state Of South Dakota, on the first Tues
day in February, at Pierre.
Garlock has corn, oats and potatoes.
The CHRONICLE is in receipt Of valua-
BILE legislative documents from w. j.
Thornby, messenger of the house, for
which We return our earnest thanks.
DIR. Conant came in from Buffalo Gap
on Wednesday to visit DIR. Long, of this
place, who has been seriously iii for
several days, but who is reported i'm
proving at this writing.
A full and complete line of jewelry
for ladies, children, men aud boys, at
ID. w. Webster's.
A protracted meeting at the Method.
list church, in this place, has been large
iy attended during the past two or three
weeks, and Il lively interest in religious
affairs is said to have been the pleasing
result.
The county commissioners in special
session, on Thursday, raised the bond
of the county treasurer from $4,000 TO
$4,000. and hat officer was allowed
until the LIST of March next to furnish
the additional bond required.
Try that "Momaja" coffee at Garlock's
AT a meeting of the members of the
Miners Union at Hill City on Saturday
evening, Or. X. w. Jones, of that place,
was selected to care for the members OF
the association who might require
medical attention during the ensuing
year.
Preparatory steps are being taken in
this place by the members of Tin City
Lodge No. 50 of the Knights of Pythias,
for the organization Of division Of the
Uniform Rank of the order, which will
be the fifth division organized In the
Dakota's.
Go TO Garlockis for your smoked meats
j. X. p. Miller, Deadwood's chief
r%ustler, departed for Boston on Sunday
to attend a meeting OF the directors of
the b. 4 NJ. Railroad company. The
object of the visit is, of course, to secure,
the early extension of their road to
Deadwood.
Monster reduction works is included
among the prospective enterprises look
ed forward TO with great confidence by
the Redwood dailies. Monster is
a rather indefinite term, but we suppose
1t means that the plant will have a re-
duction capacity of-well, a thousand
tons a day.
Garlock keeps a full line of groceries
way down prices.
The Lead City Herald says: II. Il.
Crow, publisher of the Sturgis Adyer-
tiser, is now ceasus enumerator in South
Dakota, the Black Hills being his field.
This is said to be a 'phat take and if so
we congratulate Mr.. Crow On his luck. -
Ex-Judee w. Z. Church demands a
fifteen hundred dollar fee for his sery-
ices in defending Fall River county in
the late Custer county suit. The Star
expresses its satisfaction with the man.
ner in which the Judge handled the Ease
but thinks his charges somewhat liberal.
whatever that may mean.
Hercules powder, caps and fuse. kept
IN stock at Garlock's.
To decide a wager, the Deadwood
Pioneer says a gentleman of that city
wrote TO a Davenport, Iowa, newspaper
man, to know if there were any saloons
in that city. The reply was that the
city supported $50 sa oons, and that
each saloonkeeper paid TO the city si0o
per year as beverage license.
DIR. Frank Tracy, Of Burton, was in
town the first part OF the week and
made the Star a pleasant call. He in
forms as that the grade stakes are now
being placed by a party of surveyors be-
tween Burton and Custer Hot Springs
ought to have their attention next.--Hot
Spring Star.
Rev. Father Rosen, Of Sturgis, who
come down Tuesday evening to attend
Mrs. Frank Mcmahon ST., returned
home last evening. Father Rosen.
while here stated that he had received
a letter from Bishop Marty saying a
priest for Fall River and Custer counties
and also n for Rapid City would soon
be supplied.-Rapid Journal