Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-04-18

SATURDAY, APRIL Is, 1891.
Baths at Stones.

Lead City, a member in good standing
of the X. of z. and an honorary MEM
Der of Hose Company No. of that
place, died of pneumonia on Monday
last, aged So years.
Five cent "Love Letter" at Stones.
A meeting ofthe prominent horsemen
OF the Hills has been called to meet in
Deadwood to-day, for the purpose of
organizing an association of the trotting
horse breeders of the Black Hills, and
also to select delegates TO the convention
to be held at Chicago on the end inst
Buy the Domestic" sewing machine.
For sale at Heidepriem's.
The Northwestern has recently let a
contract to cody Bros, of Ogden, for the
extension of its line 100 miles west from
Casper, through Central Wyoming. The
road will extend to the western part of
Wyoming. and it is believed that it will
strike northward TO connect with the
Union Pacific line in Idaho.
For first-class farm implements go TO
Charles Miller, corner Custer Ave. and
Fifth street.
Rev. c. Ii. Mckee, pastor of the Baptist
Church of this city, will preach his first
sermon next Sunday at 3 p. m, in the
Congregational church. Theme, Graft
tude or "My Ok Sermon" Prof. Lake,
with his large chorus choir, will have
charge of the music. All are cordially
invited to these services.
Go to Charles Miller for wagons. and
all kinds Of wagon material.
DIR. Freund, dentist, from Deadwood,
does not want to be classed as a travel
ing dentist his visits to this city are a
permanent fixture, a mere branch Of his
Deadwood Office. All his work is guar
antied. Prices very reasonable. Call
and have your teeth examined no
charge for examination. Next visit Sat
day, April 25th, from a. m. to 6 p. m.
Supper will be ready on the north
west corner of Custer Avenue and Sixth
street at 5:45 o'clock this evening The
supper will be served by the ladies of
the Baptist Aid society, and ham and
eggs will be included among the leading
attractions. The nominal sum oftwenty-
FIVE cents admits you to the festive
b ..rd.
spenauy mFecteu- Us r,Te saaveruseincft
of the MissC Walsh & Richardson, APP
pearing elsewhere in this issue, who Of
fer special attractions in the line Of
millinery goods, embracing all the
latest novelties in style and pattern,
which cannot fail to please, even the
most fastidious.
The Spearfish Register recently re-
ports foot Of snow falling at that place,
and in an adjoining column strangely
announces the advent of the robin, blue
bird and other feathered harblngers of
spring. Snow, and the feathered har-
bingers named, do not harmonize Bro.
Henry. Was it not the pale blue snow
bird you mistook for the vernal har-
biDgers alluded to?
A. X. Pierce and N. d. Pool, formerly
in charge of the Harney Peak boarding
houses, the former at Tin Reef, and the
latter at Tenderfoot, departed last week
for Hot Springs where they will engage
i'm the grain business. Their many
friends in this locality extend hearty
wishes for their success, pending their
return to the coming summer resort Of
the Black Hills.
Seventy persons were present at the
refreshment social in the Congregational
parsonage last Tuesday evening. A
happy time was had from first to last by
ALL Games by the children, music, ice
cream, and good cheer ruled the hour
and seemed to make everybody say.
would like TO come again." Receipts
were nearly Sl5. Let the Aid society
be congratulated.
A young folks Progressive Angling
party, given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Pitcher, on Wednesday evening, is loud
ly Landed by the male participants as
Al L. II of Al
season. Not being advised as to the
character CT the angling adopted on this
occasion, we are left in doubt as TO
whether their efforts were devoted to
the implement of the finny tribe, or
the capture of the elusive feminine
heart.
The removal of T. V. Garlock's extern
sive stock of hardware and groceries in
TO his new brick building, which will
require several days to complete, was
commenced on Thursday, the store room,
than which there is no finer in the
Hills, being now fully completed.
Custer requires more brick buildings
of this character, and il even slight
effort is made, on the part of her citizens,
she will get them before the close Of the
present year.
Last Sunday was Missionary Sunday
at the NJ. 4. Church. In the morning
the pastor preached missionary SER
mon. In the evening different mem
bers of the congregation read extracts
from the mission field, with accounts
of the work of various missionaries in
India, China, Africa and other countries.
The plea for money to carry on the
work was responded to literally, the
subscriptions morning and evening
amounting to $75.
The new drug store Of Taylor 4 Jones
is now open for business, having this
week removed their stock into the
former dining room Of the Vienna hotel
building, which has been thoroughly
renovated, refitted, and remodeled, mnk-
ing the transformation complete from
an elaborate dining room to model
drug store, where the genial proprietors
will be pleased to welcome and wait
upon all who may favor them with their
patronage.
A few days ago while sitting in Elder
Bros drug store at Tingley, Iowa, Mr..
T. l.. Dyer, well known citizen, came
In and asked for something for q severe
cold which he had. Mr.. Elder took
down bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and said: "Here Is something
/ can recommend It commands large
sale and gives genuine satisfaction. 1t
is an excellent preparation and cheap"
Mr.. Dyer purchased bottle, and the
next day when We saw him he said he
was nuch better. and the day following
appeared to be entirely restored. This
is u specimen of the effectiveness of this
preparation. Des Moines Mail 4 Times.
Neyin & Toman sell the above mention
cd remedy.