Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-02-01
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Go TO Garlock's for hardware.
Joseph s. Fisher, of this city, an ex-
soldier of the late wal has recently been
granted a pension.
San Scott, Of Rapid City, is making a
tour o! the eastern cities in the interest
of that enterprisiug city at the gate.
Go to Stones barbershop for a smooth
shave or a stylish hair cut.
Iron Hill stock h1s dropped to 40
cents per share, a probable result of the
burning Of jhe hoisrhg works.
Garlock has corn. oats and potatoes.
The co itract for the erection of the
Indian $ hool building at Rapid City,
has beet let to Jordon Brothers OF
Sioux Eds.
The ore product of the Deadwood-
Terra for December was 1865 tons,
from which vas extracted S34,G94, or
1922 per ton.
Garlock has another car load of"White
Satin" -four. 1t lisa j.
DR.. Long, of this place, who has been
Iangnishing upon a bed of afiliction for
several weeks, is now rapidly improving,
and everything points to his speedy
recovery.
The CHRONICLE acknowledges the re-
eeipt from Senator Moody, Of map OF
South Dakota, compiled from the official
records Of the general land Office and
other sources.
A full and complete line of jewelry
for ladies, children, men and boys, at
ID. w. Webster's.
Judge Thomas recently delivered, be-
fore q Deadwood audience, his famous
lecture on 'The Old South and the
New" of which highly favorable men,
ton is made.
A petition to the legislature praying
or the adoption ofthe Australian ballot
system was in circulation and being
largely signed at Deadwood during the
early part OF the week.
Try that "Momaja" coffee at Garlock's
The weather at this writing is so ex-
ceedingly balmy and spring-like, that
we invcluntarily look over our shoulder
to see If dir. is not being thrown upon
some Of Dur surplus railroad surveys.
The Methodist revival, which has be-
en- in progress here during the past four
weeks, is being continued with salts
factory results. Much interest is mani
tested, and the roll of church member.
ship is being steadily increased.
Go to Garlock's for your smoked meats
The Deadwood Times notes a great
deal Of dissatisfaction on "the belt" re-
garding Judge Nowlin's decision in The
clerk of the court case, and that the
general opinion is expressed that the
former decisions TO the contrary should
serve as a precedent, and that Mr.. Jones
should manfully step down and out.
Garlock keeps q full line of groceries
way uoWn prices.
Jas. Hartgering and ]. NJ. NJ. Bene-
dunn visited the Glendale camp Tuesday,
and report work progressing very nicely,
with a full force Of men. The mill
wasn't running, some part of the
machinery being out of order, but the
developing Of the mines goes steadily
on, and the prospect brightens as the
work progresses.-Pilot.
Hercules powder, caps and fuse, kept
Ia stock at Garlock's.
C. w. N. Ruggles, a well known hotel
man, formerly of Deadwood, and known
to many Of our citizens, died at Pierre,
on the 25th nit. of pneumonian, super
induced by an attack of la grippe, The
deceased was highly respected where
ever known, and had a large circle of
friends in the Hills, who received the
sad news of his death with the deepest
regret.
David Sharp was killed Thursday
evening IN the Cora mine at Galena.
Mr.. Sharp was going into n of the
tunnels holding in his hands sixteen
sticks ofgiant powder. He had proceed
ed but a short distance into the tunnel
when one of the sticks went off and by
the conclusion discharged the remaining
fifteen sticks, killing him instantly
Lead Herald.
Scott & Reason, Rapids rustling real
estate men, will soon issue an eight page
pamphlet, descriptive Of the mineral
and other resources af the Black Hills.
The publication has been prepared with
care, will be attractive and readable,
and by its general distribution. be the
means Of largely stimulating immigra-
ton to this promising portion Of Uncle
Sans broad domain.
MI Pease chief OF the b. & M. survey
ing party, was taken sick a few DAYS ago.
and has gone to Lincoln, Neb. to recup-
crate. Work is left in charge Of Mr..
Hickok, another member Of the party,
who is now said TO be supervising the
location Of the route between Bradley
Flat and Dudley. upon which the pre-
liminary work is said to have been COM
pleted. Gillette aud party are still en-
camped near Hill city.
We notice among bills allowed by the
commissioners OF Custer county, South
Dakota, some to parties for rounding up
and counting cattle. Wonder il 1t is
done TO arrive at the proper number for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gazette.
Wonder no longer Brer Shawler, that
Is Just what the thing Is done for, and
puculiar as this method may appear to
you, it Is said to work admirably In GER
tain cases In this county, and would
probably be equally as effective In Crook
An air line drawn between Custer
and Lead City, would leave Hill City
about tour miles to the east lead City
being located about eight miles further
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