Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-05-31

taDllSnment OF q daily maj route De-
tween that place and Hill City.
Go to Garlock's for hardware.
Fitch's for boots and shoes.
The Lead City Herald speaks of q
possum supper given in that place on
Saturday night. Wha we git dat pos
sum?
Bedrock prices Gilberts.
Hill City is taking the preliminary
steps toward the establishment of an
A. o. U. w. a lodge of /. o, o. F. and
an original package house.
Go to Stones barbershop for a smooth
shave or a stylish hair cut.
G. n. johnson, of Deadwood, has con
tracted to make SOC. 900 brick at the
new town of Piedmont, all of which are
20 be used at that place during the pre-
sent year.
ChAdren's school shoes at Fitch's.
In giving the names of the officers of
the board of Underwriters in our issue
of last week, we Inadvertently omitted
the name Of 4. w Delicate, whose
name should have appeared as treasurer
Of the board.
Cheaper still, Gilbert's.
The young ladies ofthe Congregational
church will give a lawn social, between
the Bank and Vienna Hotel, on Sixth
street, on Monday evening, June End.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Bring your butter and eggs to Garlocks
The contract has been let for the con-
struction of a brick block on che corner
of Custer Avenue & Fifth Street for the
Custer county bank. The foundation
stone is now being hauled upon the
ground.
A full and complete line Of jewelry
for ladies. children, men and boys, at
d. w. Webster's.
Attention of called to the South Da-
kota Mining Company's store, just open
ed at -Four Mile. This new institution
has a large stock on hand, and their
prices, as given, seem TO have touched
bottom. See ad in this issue.
New boots and shoes. Gilbert's.
We are in receipt of the ~innitial copy
Of the Harvey Peak Mining News, pub
lished at Hill City by ]. A. Webb. 1t
ranks with the best papers If the Hills,
and the CHRONICLE hopes, and believes
it will meet with abundant success.
Garlock keeps a full line of groceries
way down prices.
Messrs Slope 4 Kirk have been busy
during the week preparing for
making brick, a business which will
claim their attention during the sum
mer, as we learn they have secured a
number of contracts which will require
considerable time to complete.
New B~rilliantines, Satines, Toll de
Eord's and All Wool Henriettas in great
variety at Fitch's.
Judge w. Z. Church, OF Deadwood,
departed last week for Chicago. where
it is his intention to remanin in the
practice Of the law. His family will
follow later on, when a house has been
prepared for them, which will probably
be at Evanston, sixteen miles north of
the city.
Eastern prices clothing, Gilbcrt's.
The memorial sermon delivered by
Rev. Ulmer at the Methodist Church
on Sunday was able, and appropriate
to the occasion. 1t was listened to with
marked attention, by not only the mem
bers of Gen. Steele Grand Army post,
who were present in a body, but by all
present.
A car load OF shelled corn just receiv,
ed at Garlock's.
A Congregational council convened
at Smithwick on Wednesday evening,
May 2Sth to recognize a church recently
organized at that place under the charge
of Rev Z. +. Frame, of Buffalo Gap.
Rev. III. j. Macomber and Deacon
]. McKirahan represented the Custer
church.
Momaja coffee leads them all at Gar
locks.
We learn that d. w. Webster has de-
cided to erect a brick fire wall adjoin-
ing the east side Of his store building,
as soon rs the brick, already contracted
for, can be furnished. The wall is to
be 100 feet in length, and several feet
higher than the building 1t is designed
to protect.
Sledge hammer prices, Gilbert's.
Doctors Jones & Spencer. of Hill City
came out victorious in the recent con-
test with DR.. ]. III. Long for the posi-
tion of Harvey Peak Tin company ply
stefan. The proposition was submitted
to a vote ofthe miners, who expressed
their preference as above indicated, by .
majority Of 10 votes.
Aetna, Atlas and Hercules powder.
caps and fuse, kept In stock ut Garlock's
Fargo & Sons business at Hot
Springs is increasing so rapidly that
they have been compelled to add to
their working force. Mr.. Dedrick for
merly with Carter Bros. & Co., Of
Louisville, KY, now attends to the
wants of customers and Miss Crusen of
Custer acts as assistant book-keeper.-
Star.
The Yiolets blooming, DR.. Forst.
A city pound has this week been con
structed under the direction of Mar
shall West, where all stock found run
ming at large within the limits Of the
city win hereafter be promptly i'm.
pounded, and duly cared for at the legal
rate Of forty cents per day. 1t might be
advisable for resident owners of stock TO
read this item q second time.
Garlock has a car of the well known
Ellwood Glidden Barb Wire. Buy no
other kind.
The children Of the Congregational