Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-06-14
Rock bottom prices at Gilberts.

NUN bONtohi PH1SCS az oiibOAto'
A new portico completed this week
at the Vienna hotel greatly adds to the
appearance and comfort Of hat popular
hostelry.
Go to Garlock's for hardware.
The Rapid City ball tossers have ac-
cepted a challenge from the Hermosa
club, and will meet them in a friendly
contest at the latter PLACE tomorrow.
Fitch's for boots and shoes.
Odo Reder advertises in this issue for
nan to run his planning mill. A good
man can secure permanent employment
by making early application to Mr.. r.
Bedrock prices Gilberts.
The Winnie property, neal Hill City,
consisting of a ranch, saw mill and
water right was recently sold to the
Harvey Peak Tin company, for $4,000.
Go to Stones barbershop for a smooth
shave or a stylish hair cut.
A heavy hail storm is reported at
Dudley last week. Hail stones as large
as hens eggs is said to have wrought
much damage to windows IN the south
side of the buildings.
Children's school shoes at Fitch's.
Uncle Jack Robinson, we'll known in
this city where he formerly lived, died
at the residence Of G. G.. Chambers, at
Cascade Fall River County OH Wednes-
day the l4th inst.
Cheaper still, Gilbert's.
Bring your butter and eggs to Garlocks
A fractional lot, 50x50 feet, on the
corner Of Crook and Sixth streets, was
sold or Monday by Mrs. d w. Flick of
Rapid City, TO James Clark of this place
for five hundred dollars cash.
A full and complete line of jewelry
for ladies, children, men and boys, at
ID. W. Webster's.
Messers Shope & Kirk sustained con-
siderable loss by recent heavy rains,
which resulted in the total destruction
of a large number of brick that were
moulded and ready for the kiln.
New boots and shoes, Gilbert's.
Garlock keeps a full line Of groceries
way down prices.
A new sign was this week placed
OF top of the Kleemann house,
the letters on which are four feet in
length, and we are told they may be
readily deciphered, with the aid of a
glass, from the summit Of Harney's
Peak.
New B~rilliantines, Satines, Toll de
Nord's and All Wool Henriettas in great
variety at Fitch's.
Strange faces are the rule in Custer at
this writing. The day is past, meyer to
return, when an old resident could re
cognize a majority of the faces met upon
the streets. The time is not distant
when old residents will stop and shake
hands when they meet.
Eastern prices clothing, Gilbert's.
Work has been actively prosecute dur
ing the week on the Custer County
bank building, corner Custer Avenue
and Fifth Street. The foundation walls
have been laid and the work Of laying
the brick will soon be in order. The
building promises to be a very hand
some one, and will materially add to
the appearance Of the city.
A car load of shelled corn just receiy-
ed at Garlock's.
We learn that it is the intention Of
the B. & NJ. to turn the waters of French
creek into a e channel on the south
side of the track. By this means the
channel will be materially shortened,
and the fall will thereby be greatly in
creased. This will be a very decided
improvement upon the present channel,
noted for its extremely crooked char.
acter.
Momaja coffee leads them all at Gar.
locks.
w. G. Ward, of this place, received a
telegram on Thursday announcing the
sad news Of the death of his father,
William Ward, at Hamburg, Iowa. Cir
cumstances were such as to prevent Mr..
Ward from attending the funeral Of his
lamented father, which he deeply re-
GREETED. Mr.. w. has the sympathy OF
this community in his deep affection.
Sledge hammer prices, Gilbert's.
II present appearances are not at fault,
every town and city in the Hills, Dead
wood excepted. will celebrate the Fourth
deliberately. Deadwood will reserve its
powder and lungs for q railroad greet
ing later on.-Deadwood Times.
The Times is mistaken, Custer has also
decided to husband her u for a
grand railroad greeting, allie samee
Deadwood, but will not have so long to
wait.
Aetna, Atlas and Hercules powder.
caps and fuse, kept IN stock at Garlock's
The vote on the question of levying q
special tax to meet the expense incur
red in securing right of way and depot
grounds in this city for the Grand Is
land & Wyoming Central Railroad com
pany. at the election IN Tuesday, was
practically unanimous in favor of the
proposition. As usual, at elections OF
this character, where public senti-
ment is undivided, a very light vote
was polled.
w. II. Fitzpatrick, Of the well known
firm of Fitzpatrick Bros. & Collins. was
married a few days since, 10 Miss Mag.
gle Nisely, of Beatrice, Neb. w. Fl. is
well known in this city, where he has
many friends who win wish him and
his estimable bride unlimited happiness
and prosperity. After their return
from q wedding tour in the east. the
welded pair will return to New Castle
where they will permanently reside.
The Grand Hotel, J. J. Clark proprie-
tor, was thrown open to the public Fri.
day aad a most excellent repast was