Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-05-09
Baths at Stones.

Baths at Stones.
Fred Evans is contemplating the erec-
tion of a 200 room hotel mt Hot Springs.
There will be preaching at the NJ. E.
Church on Sunday tomorrow morning
at the usual hour, and prayer and song
services in the evening.
Base ball goods, all kinds at T. V.
Garlock's.
Messrs Gardiner & Bailey the grocers,
are erecting roomy addition on the
rear of their store building, made neces-
sary be the increasing demands of their
growing trade.
Birthday rings at Wampler's.
A. j. Broadhead has commenced the
erection of two story frame residence
on Crook Street, between Tenth and
Eleventh Streets. Work is now pro-
crossing on the foundation walls.
New stock of wall paper and decora
Sons at Heidepriem's.
ANCu Vi
and cacther for the Custer ball club last
summer, has been elected captain of the
Lead City Greys. Ned is a sure catch,
and one of the best all round ball tossers
in the Hills.
First water diamonds at Wampler's.
ia. Dickson removed his photograph
gallery on Monday from Custer Avenue
to Crook Street. between Sixth and
Seventh Streets, where he will continue
70 cater to the wants of the public in
his special line.
Ladies' gilt edge Shoe Polish, only 25
cents barrel at Lakes.
The new and elaborate plunge bath at
Hot Springs will be formally opened to
the public tomorrow. Deadwood Day,
is set for the following Sunday, the 18th
inst, when all visitors from that place
will be given free use of the bath.
Five cent "Love Letter." at Stones.
A newspaper plant has recently been
purchased for the new town of Belle
Fourche. The paper, the name Of which
has not been decided upon, will be a
seven column folio, and will be edited
by George Hair, formerly of sturgis. 1t
will be democratic in politics.
Buy the Domestic" sewing machine.
For sale at Heidepriem's.
Mr.. Lindsey, a noted nimrod of the
northern Hills, succeeded in killing
600 pound bear on the summit OF
mountain range near Tim Colemans
ranch on Monday last. Fourteen bull
lets perforated the monsters anatomy
before he succumbed to the situation.
Call at Wampler's and look over his
new supply of watches, clocks and
jewelry.
A number Of eastern South Dakotans,
six families in all, are now en- route to
this city, in the vicinity of which they
have decided TO locate permanently.
The outlook for more rapid settlement
of the country lying Immediately west
Of this city, is very encouraging
Barb wire at $3.50 per cwt, at T. "
Garlock's.
ID. F. Shope is now engaged in fitting
up his new brick yard, preparatory to
the manufacture of brick, the first kiln
OF which he expects to complete by the
end Of the present month. Ifindications
be not doubly deceptive, there will be a
lively demand for brick in this city in
the not distant hence.
Ladies gilt edge Shoe Polish, only 25
cents barrel at Lakes.
The farmers in this vicinity have sown
their grain, much of which is up, and
looks most promising. The ground is
Ia excellent condition, the weather
propitious, and everything indicates
bounteous yield. and prosperous year
for the farmers in this. as well as all
localities throughout the state.
Elegant Black Hills jewelry at wamp-
ler's.
There is quite perceptible increase
in the number of passengers travelling
over the Black Hills branch of the B. &
III. in the last few days, which will be
further increased as the season advances.
The outlook at present is highly favor
able to large inflow of Custer visitors
during the approaching summer and
fall.
Buy only the genuine Ellwood Gid
den barb wire at I. V. Garlock's.
The saloons OF Dudlsy and Edaemont
have closed their doors by mutual agree
ment, says the Reporter, pending the
conclusion Of the liquor prosecutions
now going on at Hot Springs, and in
anticipation ofa raid upon their places,
the proprietors are now said to be quiet
ly hunting ducks upon the tranquil
prairies of Wyoming and Nebraska.
Ladies' gilt edge Shoe Polish, only rs
cents barrel at Lakes.
The Minnesota Star says: Every
thing in the matter Of ferreting out and
running down the perpetrator of the re-
Gently discovered Hay Creek valley
crime. is working to that end, that the
one who did 1t will pay the penalty Of
the deed ere 1892 rolls in. The chain of
evidence that Is being wound around
the case, has not link missing. Read
ers have patience, and in due time you
will know ALL"
Call at Wampler's and look oyer his
new supply Of watches, clocks and
jewelry.
Deadwood held her annual city elec-
tion on Tuesday, and as was the case in
Custer, there was but one ticket in the
field and no interest manifested, the
number Of votes polled being so insignif-
cant as to be deemed unworthy of men
tion by the Pioneer. 1t is scarcely
necessary to mention the fact, that Sol
Star was reelected mayor. The in
vulnerable Star now enters upon the
eighth year of his reign, with light un-
dimmed by any perceptible diminution
of satellite power.