Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-07-19
Baths at stones.

DR.. Buchanan extracts teeth without
pain by the use of electricity. 1t is alb
s~olutely safe. Try it.
Go to Stones barbershop for a smooth
shave or a stylish hair cut.
The new City Jail was completed on
Thursday, in time 10 accommodate one
luckless hobo on the night following.
The children of the Congregational
Sunday School enjoyed n very pleasant
picnic in the grove south of town on
Wednesday afternoon.
A full and complete line Of iewelry
for ladies, children, men and boys, at
d. W. Webster's.
The city marshal is fastening the
completion of the new city prison, by
adding to the working force, two i'm
pecunious hoboes arrested for drunken
ness early in the week.
The Fort Niabrara (Neb.) ball club
visited the Hills last week and done up
Deadwood and Rapid in fine shape, but
got scooped at Chadron upon their re-
turn home by a large majority.
The largest stock of wall paper and
decoration in the Hills at Heidepriem's.
Geo. II. Holden, of Minneapolis, was
doing some very effective talking before
the board Of County Commissioners on
Saturday upon the question of tax re-
duction.
The -four and grain ware house of
Kendall d Smith on the B. & NJ. depot
grounds has been practically completed
and the first instalment of goods receiv-
ed, via Dudley.
Contractors Bedford & Reder have
been engaged during the week in the
construction of a Jail building on the
alley near the east end Of the b. & NJ.
depot grounds for the use of the city.
Go to the Vienna Bakery, connected
with The B. & NJ. Chop House) for choice
white and graham bread, rolls, dough-
nuts, pies, cakes etc. Everything first
class and warranted to please patrons.
DR.. Buchanan, dentist, will remain a
few days longer in Custer. Persons
having teeth requiring attention should
call and have them attended TO at once.
James Scott has sold his interest in
the Scott & DAILY ranch, adjoining this
city on the north, to Edward Rogers
of this place. Mr.. Scott and wife will
so to Newcastle, where they will engage
in the restaurant business.
Deadwood is afflicted with a class OF
BURGERS whose d~epredations would
seem TO be inspired by the cravings OF
an empty stomach, rather than a desire
to obtain wealth, cold grub being about
the only article thus far molested.
Orders were received yesterday at the
telephone Office at this place TO take all
telegraph messages for New York sub.
ject to delay on account of the Western
Union telegraph building al that place
being Oh fire. Particulars not at hand
as we 90 to press.
j. c. IIorgan is about to
the erection ofan elegant frame resid-
ence upon a lot recently purchased by
him in Block 90. n short distance east Of
the public school building, in which it
is his fixed purpose to establish a per
manent residence.
Rev. Father William Mahoney, form
erly pastor of st. Mary's Church, at
Rapid City, and well known and highly
respected IN this place, died on Sunday,
the 18th inst, at the residence of his
sister Mrs Simmons, at Denver, Colo
RADIO.
Euclid Matin, President, and w. n.
Mason, secretary of the Omaha Board Of
Trade, are now visiting in the Hills,
with a view to the investigation of the
tin and other material resources, and
will submit a report to the board. They
will doubtless visit this place, where tin
is most abundant, before their depart
ure for home.
The BaptiEts of Custer City met We'd
nesday afternoon and organized the
First Baptist church. They will hold
services Sunday, July Goth, in the Con-
gregational church, at $50 p. m, and at
8p. m. Rev G. Ii. Mckee, district mis-
~sionary for the Black Hills will conduct
these services. All are cordially in
vited.
DIR. Buchanan extracts teeths without
pain by the use of electricity. 1t is abb
s~olutely safe. Try it.
DR.. Preston, Of Omaha, will make his
usual monthly visit to Custer City Sun
day, July Goth and 2lst, and will be
pleased to meet all those desiring medi-
cal or surgical attention. If you are
suffering with any chronic troubles of
whatever nature, call and see the doctor.
Surgical cases a speciality. Harelip,tumor,
club foot, ETC., successfully treated.
A hundred hilarious hoboes, more OF
less, congregated on the avenue on Mon
day night, where a scrap was going on
between one of their number and a o n
tractor, gave to the town a lurid lusler
that reminded old timers OF the wide
open days of 70. Hoboes, like house
flies, are more noticably numerous as
the summer advances, and like them,
will doubtless take their departure when
the snow falls, trail Ia.
County Surveyor Mcintyre is rapidly
recovering from long protracted, and at
times, critical illness resulting from the
amputation of one of his legs several
years since. Re-amputation was success
fully performed by DIR. Fisher of this
city, aud Mr.. M sagain able to circulate
on three legs. A new artificial leg, al
ready received, will soon be utilized,
when Nc will discard his crutches and
indulge in plain walking, without yaria-
tions.
Marshal West returned from Dead
wood on Wednesday, where he deliver
ed to Deputy u. s. Marshal Matthiesson
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