Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-11-01
Baths at Stones.

Lack of space precludes a mention in
this issue of numerous Custer visitors
during the week from abroad.
Harry D. Reynolds will tell you some
thing about tariff tonight at the court
house. Don't fail to hear him.
Silver's $40 Fur trimmed Ulster beat:
anything you ever bought anywhere for
$500.
A large number of our citizens were
at the depot on Wednesday to witness
the arrival of the B. & M. excursion
train.
Just received a car load of White Sa'
tin flour at Garlock's.
Before casting your ballot on Tuesday
be sure and see that it has upon it the
name of Pierre for permanent seat o.
government.
Chew Hiawatha plug tobacco.
The attraction will be at the court
house to night. Turn out and hear. the
republican side of pending political is
sues fully and fairly discussed.
Go to Van Voorhis & McNair's for
hardware, Custer City.
Messrs. Sager & Krause have their
new residence, near the corner Of Custer
Avenue and Seventh street, well under
way, and the same will soon be receiv,
ing the finishing touches.
Silver is prepared to make your suit
pants or overcoat for less money than
any merchant tailor or agent can. Lat
est style, best make, and perfect fit war
ranted or money refunded.
Mr., Dodd, the Custer butcher, is re.
joicing over the arrival Of another boy
at his house, which came Monday
This one makes the number odd, for
now FIVE boys have come TO Dodd.
fIiawatha plug tobacco is the best.
There will be no services at the Meth.
odist Church TO morrow, on account OF
the repairs that are now in progress
Services will be held at the Congrega.
tional church, morning and evening.
Go to the Palace Restaurant, on Chs
fer Avenue, bet. 9Th and 9th streets for
the best meals in town.
There iSa Significant reason why
Some men Should Speak fvorably, OF
Huron for the permanent capital of the
State The reason is unmi$takably $ug-
gcsted in the following: S 5 s s S.
For r. r. hardware supplies 60 TO Van
Noerhis & McNair, Custer.
The Custer County bank, with, its
new antique oak counter said TO be the
finest and most elaborate in the state. is
the most attractive and elegantly ap-
pointed establishment of its character
in the Hills, and a credit to the city in
which itisloeated.
Tom Gariosk win receive in a few
days 3 car loads of corn, bran and salt.
The most delightful weather wei ex-
perienced anywhere has prevailed at
this place during the week. Hosts OF
Custer visitors pronounce it phenomen.
al fall weather, but residents who are
familiar with our fall weather express
no surprise.
Go to Stones barbershop for a smooth
shave OF a stylish hair cut.
Quite a force of carpenters are now
employed in the erection of b. & NJ.
railroad depot at this place, and fair
Roadway is being made. The frame
work has been completed and the struct-
ure is o being inclosed. It will pro.
badly be completed by Christmas.
The CHRONICLE, through the courtesy
ofHon. G. G. Moody, has been favored
with a copy of the Tariff Law of 1890,
togather with the Administrative
Customs Bill of same year, for which
the thanks Of this Office are duly return
ed.
Seeing is believing. Go through Sill.
ver's stock and you'll pretty near get
suited in size, price, quality and make.
No trouble to show goods, and always
anxious to please,
A grand republican rally is billed for
tonight, at the court house. Harry ID.
Reynolds, w. G. Porter and other local
speakers of note will address the people
upon the great political issues of the day
Everybody is cordially invited to attend
Come and bring your wires and
daughters.
The track on the B. & M. will be laid
to-day to a point, three or four miles
north of Hill City. The first passenger
train will arrive at that place next Mon.
day and the first freight on Thursday, so
we are reliably informed. Of course
Hill City will celebrate the important
event.
Why Silver leads in lowest prices for
best made clothing, is because he buys
for his stores in large quantities for spot
cash, discounts his bills. has over 2t
years experience, and knows the exact
wants Of his customers. Hard nuts to
crack, ell?
A telegram recently received at Dead
wood, from Chicago, brings the crafty,
ing intelligence that Miss Charity
Martin, the popular singer of the North
ern Hills, who has been seriously i'll al
the latter place. is improving in health
and now in a fair way for recovery.
The number of excursionists arriving
on Wednesday was not 80 great as 1
would have been had u Q time been Sc
a week earlier or a week later, as al
exciting political campaign in NebraskI
kept many ut home who otherwise
would have come. Another excursion
to this city is being contemplated.
Custer water is now extensively uset