Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-09-20
DVuUIIUss pdIC1, dI
lakes, the Shoemakers.

Seamless patch, at
Lakes, the Shoemakers.
J. w. Jones, of the Oelrichs Advocate,
has purchased an interest in the Hot
Springs Herald, and will presumably,
hereafter assist the Star in h%eralding
praises of the future great s%anitarium.
A full and complete line Of jewelry
for ladies, children, men and boys, at
ID. w. Webster's.
j. ii. Kinsey. late clerk in resident
engineer fuckers Office at this place,
has accepted a position as b~ook-keeper
in the bank of Custer, whereby he be-
comes a permanent resident of this city
TO the great qualification of his ume
Gus friends.
The largest stock of wall paper and
decoration ia the Hills at Heidepriem's.
Harry Hitchcock, Clusters genial as
sistant postmaster, demonstrated his
faith in the future advancement of the
the Tin City by the purchase of an en-
tire block of vacant lots near the eastern
limits on Saturday. Time will prove
the wisdom of the venture.
Go to the Palace Restaurant, on Gus
ter Avenue, bet. 9th and 9th streets for
the best meals in town.
The Custer Cornet band rendered a
number of their choice musical select
ions on the street Wednesday evening,
which were highly appreciated and
heartily ~applanded by scores of delight
ed listeners. Rapid advancement I'M
der the efficient leadership of their new
instructor, Mr.. Lake, was notably APP
parent.
Fine hand sewed shoes q specially at
Lakes, the Shoemakers.
j. w. Fuson, of Buffalo Gap, is an
nounced in this weeks issue us a candi-
dates for nomination for the Office Of
county assessor. While the CHRONICLE
is not personally acquainted with Mr.. F.,
we have heard favorable mention of
him, from which we are led to infer
that he is well qualified to discharge
the duties Of the office to the satisfac-
ton of all concerned.
For r. r. hardware supplies go to Van
Noerhis 4 McNair, Custer.
While it has been decided to hold no
general celebration upon the occasion Of
Of the completion of the b. & NJ. to
this city, the Custer Cornet band will
nevertheless appear, in full uniform, up
on the scene, and offer enchanting
strains of welcome to the first regular
passenger train into the Tin City, simply
to apprise them of the fact that We
knew they we're coming.
Lake, the Shoemaker, is located
temporarily at Fitch's dry goods store.
.Dr. Preston, of Omaha, will be in Gus
ter City, Wednesday and Thursday, Sep
TENDER 9th and 25th. The DIR. has been
spending the summer in the Hills at the
earnes. solicitation Of friends and for
mer patients, and is now nearing the
termination Of his visits TO this city.
We would advise all those desiring the
most modern hospital treatment to call
at once. Surgical cases a specially.
Go to Stones barbershop for q smooth
shave or a stylish hair cut.
The mail service between Rapid City
md Hill City is in a very bad condition.
The contractor seens to be entirely
unable to fill the bill. AS the
3. K Nj. road will reach Custer in a few
days our people should in their own in
terest. make a move to secure mail
service by way Of that road at as early a
date as possible. We ear get our mail
3 TO 5 hours earlier and at much less ex-
pense to the department. Let's do
soinething.-Tin Miner.
Go to Van Voorhis & McNair's for
hardware, Custer City.
II. d. Reynolds, a prominent attorney
OF this city, the present county attorney
for Custer county by appointment, an
nounces himself in this issue a candi-
date for nomination for that Office, sub
iect TO the action of the republican
county convention. Mr.. Reynolds re-
ouires no Introduction at our hands his
official record, in the position he occn-
pies. is well known 10 the public and is
such as to warrant the full and faithful
discharge of the duties that would de-
yolye upon him in the event Of his
being chosen to fill this important
official position.
Bishop Marty, who is at present visit
ing the Black Hills in the interest Of the
establishment of a Catholic college at
some point in the Hills to be determin-
ed in the future, will be in Custer next
Monday. the 22nd inst, when he will
be pleased TO meet the business men,
and all who feel Interested IN the estab-
Iishment of such institution, and confer
with them upon this subject. The
Bishop, also desires US to that
he will deliver a public lecture at the
court house on Tuesday evening, the %
inst, which will be free to all.
p. +. Mcmahon, of Hermosa, the
present incumbent Of the Office ofsuper-
intendent of public instruction for Gus
ter county, well and fayorably known
in this city, where he formerly held the
position of principal of the public
schools, himself in this issue
of the CHRONICLE as a candidate for
nomination for the Office Of Register oi
Deeds, subject to the action Of the re.
publican county convention. Mr.. Nc
Mahon has served the county faithfully
and efficiently in the official position he
now holds, and possesses the qualifca'
tions. TO an eminent degree, hat are
requisite TO the proper discharge of the
dulles pertaining to the eficc to which
he aspires.
M. G. Lincoln came in this morning
and left to-day for a visit with hif
brother, who is cashier of Garlocks bank
mt Hill City. But few people in the
Black Hills have more friends or sym
pathizers than poor Link" In tho
pioneer days a placer miner, later on .
drill polisher and then a clerk In the
Merchants National Bank, at Deadwood
where he soon became cashier and