Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-04-05
Baths at Stones.

L. p. O'Connor removed his family to
town this week from his ranch.
Go to Garlock's for hardware.
Mr.. Sell recently removed his family
TO town from his ranch on upper French
creek.
Go to Stones barbershop for q smooth
shave or a stylish hair cut.
The finest line of carpets and wall
paper ever seen in Custer will arrive in
a day or two at Heidepriem's.
Bring your butter and eggs to Garlocks
A. A. Gregg, of N~iggerville, who has
leased the Kemmish livery barn in this
city, has removed his family to town.
A full and complete line of jewelry
for ladies, children, men and boys, at
ID. w. Webster's.
John Guild, a prominent resident Of
Deadwood, died suddenly at his home
in that place on Thursday, the 9th
ult.
For plows and harrows 20 to Garlocks
0do Reder, a well known lumberman
of this place has decided to erect a
planning mill in this city. Work upon
the building will be commenced as soon
as suitable lots can be procured.
DR.. o. Fisher, who has been stopping
temporarily at NIggerville for the past
threc weeks, is fitting up the Towner
residence building on Crook street,
where he will reside permanently.
Garlock keeps a full line of groceries
way down prices.
F. j. V. Rutkowski, of this city, and
Conant & Conant, Of Buffalo Gap are
the only druggists who have filed APP
plications with the county court for a
permit to legally dispense spirituous
liquors after May 1st.
Contracts are already let, says the
Alert, for the construction of fourteen
brick blocks at Newcastle, which, with
those already completed, makes seven
teen brick blocks the place will have
when it celebrates its first anniversary.
A car load of shelled corn just receiv-
ed at Garlock's.
A communication from s. NJ. Booth at
Omaha, bearing date April LIST brings
the gratifying intelligence that he was
improving up to hat date. Doctor
Flick has returned to the Hills, but will
go again to Omaha in the event Of an
unfavorable change in Mr.. Booths con
dition.
w. M. Carnahan arrived at Pierre
Wednesday from Custer county, having
rode the distance on horseback. He
claims there are more people entering
the west side of the reservation than
from this side. Furthermore he could
not remember getting out of sight of a
new shack the entire distance over the
reservation Free Press Goth.
Momaja coffee leads them all at Gar
locks.
Among the lucky subscribers to the
Omaha Bee, who were awarded prizes
at the annual distribution on the Goth
ult., We note +he names of Geo. Z.
Gundlach, of Custer, A. Samson, of Buff
falo Gap, and Mrs. James Carew. of
Rockford, who drew prizes valued at
$50, $25 and SO respectively.
Buy Swansdown flour at Garlock's.
1t caps the climax.
Deputy Sheriff Swisher came up
from Newcastle Tuesday evening with
three fresh fish. One is Hank Lovett
wanted at Rapid City for cattle stealing,
the others who are Chas. Mont and
Michael Morzter, who are held to APP
pear at the next term of court for the
stealing of a saddle from Mondell, OF
Newcastle. -Sundance Republican.
Aetna, Atlas and Hercules powder,
caps and fuse, kept IN stock at Garlock's.
We have it from good authority that
the large ranch containing about 5000
acres IL A n of which Mr.. Spencer is
ofthe owners, is all to be placed
under fence this summer and placed
under cultivation. This is one of the
best ranches in the country, as the land
all lays fine for economical irrigation,
besides has water secured by good water
rights, enough to iriigate the entire
tract.-Alert.
Garlock has car of the we'll known
Ellwood Glidden Barb Wire now on the
road. Bug no other kind.
Z. L. Fuller, Of the firm Of Fuller
Bros, the main street photographers of
Rapid City, was in town this week and
has rented the gallery building formerly
occupied by G. L. Hamilton, which he
will occupy for the next few weeks at
least, as a branch gallery, and carry on
therein a photograph business. The
Fuller Bros. enjoy, at Rapid City. the
reputation of being the leading portrait
and view artists of that town, and we
trust he will receive q liberal patronage
at this place.
The Rapid Journal notes what it is
picdoCN w tcEm y ucTTlOlc StOTul
raging in the Hills on Friday and Sat-
urday of last week, north and west OF
Rapid City. The term terrible is a mis-
homer as applied to this place where
about ten inches Of snow fell unaccom-
panied by wind or terrible feature OF
any kind whateyer, and was accepted
al a providential favor Of the most &C
ceptable character. The Journals ter
rible term might have been appropriate
ly used in describing storms prevailing
In the east at that time, but 1t was out
~rageously strong for this region, mis-.
leading, and a bad advertisement of a
region of which Rapid City claims to be
a part.
The MAS meeting at the court house
OIL Saturday evening drew out q large
number of our citizens interested in the
matter Of securing r~ight-of-way and
depot grounds for the b. 4 M. Railroad
cororauy In th;o cftv Tka vnoott,c -ou