Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-05-02

SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1891,
Baths at Stones.

Baths at stones.
Carl Smith and Chas. Broader, prison
ers awaiting trial for larceny, escaped
last week from the Deadwood Jail.
Base ball goods, all kinds at T. V.
Garlock's.
The 72nd anniversary OF Odd Fellow
ship was fittingly celebrated on Monday
by the Eureka lodge at Deadwood.
New stock of wall paper and decora-
tiens at Heidepriem's.
+. b. Tuthill is building on addition
to his residence near the northern
limits of the city which, when complet.
ed, will materially add to its appearance.
First water diamonds at Wamplers.
The B. & VI. is now carrying passen-
gers from Deadwood to Hot Springs on
Saturdays for So for the round trip.
Tickets are good to return on the follow
ing Monday.
Ladies gilt edge Shoe Polish, only 25
cents barrel at Lakes.
A post of Sons of Veterans is about to
be organized at Deadwood, the second
post of that order established in the
Hills, the first having been recently or
ganized at Lead City.
Sunday school for the Catholic chill
dren of Custer, every Sunday at 2;30
p. M, at the residence of Hiss Lizzie
Walsh, on Harney street. By order of
the pastor. Father Gavin.
The first rain shower Of the season,
accompanied by thunder and lightning
occurred at this place last Saturday. 1t
came ia the way of supplement to the
three warmest days eyer experienced at
this place in the month of April.
Five cent Love Letter." at Stones.
Deadwood is organizing bran new
board of trade. The old one, like the
Custer board, having become utterly
useless by reason of protracted inertia
and accumulated rust. Custer WILL prob.
ably make an effort in this direction in
the early future.
Call at Wampler's and look over his
new supply of watches, clocks and
jewelry.
The new residence of Lake the shoe.
make, on the Hill, has been greatly i'm
proved by the application of coat Of
paint of tasty color, which affords
pleasing contrast to the pine clad sur
roundings, that is especially delightful
TO the eye Of the observer.
Barb wire at $3.50 per cwt, at t. V
Garlock's.
Or. d. w. Flick, of Rapid City, and
Dr. j. r. Spencer, of Hill City, have
recently been appointed physicians for
the Harney Peak Tin Company, vice DR..
Jones who is reported as having been
notified by the company that his ser
vices were no longer required.
Buy the Domestic" sewing machine.
For sale at Heidepriem's.
W. f. Sewell, of Pierre has established
a stage line, says the Rapid Journal,
between Pierre and Rapid City. The
stages will make weekly trips. and
the Journal thinks it will be we'll
patronized, as the trip can be made at
one half the expense involved in a trip
around by rail.
Elegant Black Hills jewelry at wamp-
ler's.
Hon. J. NJ. Baldwin, of Hill CITY, was
married on Tuesday, to Miss Annie
Beadle, very estimable young lady of
that place. The happy pair passed
through this place by rail on the same
day, en- route east, to enjoy their honey
moon among friends of Mr.. b. in his
native state. New York.
Jacob Palmer, an old and highly re-
spected citizen, died at his home, six
miles south of this city, of heart disease.
on Saturday of last week. He leaves
wife, and numerous relatives and friends
in this vicinity who deeply mourn his
death. Ee was buried in the Custer
cemetery on Sunday.
Ladies gilt edge Shoe Polish, only 25
cents barrel at Lakes.
A telephone message from Hill City
Saturday evening revealed the fact that
DIR. r. Jones one of the Harvey Peak
Company's surgeons, had received notice
that hereafter his services would not be
needed. His partner, DR.. j. X. Spencer,
and DIR. Flick, Of this city, are reported
as candidates for the position.-Rapid
Republican.