Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-28
Baths at Stones.


Anthracite and smithing coal at Gar
locks.
A term of the United States district
court opens at Deadwood next Tuesday,
with, it is said, the longest criminal
calendar that has ever come before
any previous session for that district.
Judge Edgerton will preside.
Five cent Love Letter. at Stones.
David Rogers, recently adj adgcd in
sane by the Custer county board OF in
sanity at this place, has been sent to the
asylum at Yankton. He left on Tues
days train in charge of Deputies Mac
Wood and Joseph Heumphreus.
Go to The Palace Restaurant, on Gus
ter Avenue, bet. 9Th and 9th streets for
the best meals in town.
Miss Darnell, an invalid for years, who
came to the Hills from the east with her
parents several months ago with view
to regaining her health, died at her
home near Rogers saw mill eight miles
south of this city, on Friday the goth
inst, and was buried at this place on
Saturday.
Buy the domestic" sewing machine
For sale at Heidepriem's.
The proposition to bond Fall River
county for the purpose of raising funds
to build court house and Jail, which
was submitted to vote of the people o.
that country on the oath inst. was car
ried by large majority, which assures
the realization of long felt want ir
that county.
Another chamber, or what may more
properly be denominated q hall way
has quite recently been discovered in
the Wind Cave, which is said to extend
in a circle for distance of three miles
This cave, when fully explored, will, nc
doubt, prove to be one Of the most mar.
velous wonders of its character that has
ever been discovered in any country.
,ng rss pus s ness fssiiaas. sau .oss
Neb: w. Christensen, general hard
ware merchant, and w. S. McPheely 4
Co., dealers in dry goods. The liabili
ties of the first named are estimated a
$4,000, with assets aggreesting $1,000
Tie latter named firms liabilities ar,
placed at $4,000, with assets double tba
amount.
]. II. Scriven, Grand Masonic I.ectur
er for South Dakota, arrived in the cit,
on Monday from Deadwood. Mr.. S
opened school ofinstruction in Mason
ic hall in the evening, which was con
tinued, with day and night sessions
until Wednesday evening. Mr.. S. hai
been holding schools of instructions il
all the principal towns of the Hills dur
ing the past two weeks. He left OF
Thursdays east bound train for Ho
Springs.
Nebraska has been quite prolific o
storms during the present month, which
has been source of much Inconvenience
to the railroads, as well as to the peopl,
Of the Hills in the matter of DELAYED
trains. The last one occurred on Tues
day which had the usual effect OF delay
ing the trains, and making every body
in the Hills earnestly wish that snow
storms in that unfortunate state were as
infrequent, and harmless in character
as they are in this highly favored region
Senator Kyle was rendered banquet
by his fellow citizens Of Aberdeen a
that place on Tuesday evening, aflel
which he took the 8 o'clock train fol
Washington. In a brief speech, the
senator said he was not the product o
single party, but the representative o
the people at large-republcans, indie
pendents and democrats. 1t will b'
noted that in his classification Of the
three parties, republicans come first and
democrats last.
+ Paul Kleemann, the genial proprietor
OF the Kleemann House, Of tins city
returned Ola Wednesdays passenger
from six weeks sojourn in Florida
Key West and Cuba, whittier he wen
with view to the recuperation of hil
health. He visited all points of inter
est in the various sections through
which he travelled, and returned mucf
improved in health, and highly delight
ed with his trip, having been especially
pleased with his ocean voyage from
Tampa, Florida, to Key West and Cuba
which resulted in material physical ben
eft. Upon his return to st. Louis, h,
Witnessed the funeral Of the late Gen
Sherman, which he describes as havinl
been the grandest and most imposing
spectacle of its character ever witnessed
in this country. Paul expresses himsel
as being greatly pleased with number
of the places visited, but was never
theless more than delighted, as all Gus
ter wanderers are, to get back to the
enchantingly beautiful, and most de-
lightsome region extant.
have cousin who is printer, says
Ex-Mayor J. B. Loughran of North Des
Moines. Ia. Some years ago he was EN-,
pioyed in this city where they were
printing circulars for Chamberlain. He
had a deep seated cold and terrible
cough, and while setting up copy he
made up his mind to buy bottle. II
cured him and that was the first ever
knew of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
have been strongly in Its favor ever
since. NY own experience and that ol
my family convinces me that this rene
dy is the best in the world. That may
he strong language, hur that Is what