Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-07-25

SATURDAY, JULY %, 1891.
Baths at Stones.

New stock Of wall paper and decora
tions at Heidepriem's.
Social, on Tuesday evening. 2sth, by
rnr DaptIst Alu society, at the residenc,
Of B. r. Wood. Ice cream cake, etc
Select music Everybody welcome.
The mammoth pyritic smelter that
has long been in course of construction
at Deadwood, under the supervision o
Prot. Carpenter, is said to be practically
ready to blow in.
Albert Erwin, Editor of the Leonard
Texas, Graphic, SAYS: "For the cure q
cramps III the stomach Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and D;arrhna Remed,
is the best and most speedy | ever used.
Many others who have tried it enter
tain the same opinion. For sale by
Taylor & Jones.
The ball game at Hot Springs last
Sunday, between the Stars of that place
and the Chadron club was very one
sided affair, the Stars winning the game
by a score of Is to 3.
Ground was broken for the foundation
of the new 100000 hotel at Deadwood
on Monday. The site is located on
Sherman Street, ana the excavating will
be completed in two weeks, when work
on the walls will be commenced.
The B. & M. will carry passengers
from Custer to Hot Springs from August
18th to 25th, for one fare for round trip.
Tickets good to return on the 9th.
1t is now said that the d. & NJ. will
not operate those mammoth ten drive
wheel engines on the Black Hills branch
after all. 1t is claimed they are too
heavy for the bridges on this line, weigh
ing 100 tons, and that they will be used
In hauling cattle trains on the Wyoming
division.
AT an auction sale on Saturday, prop
erty of various kinds, amounting TO over
three thousand dollars was sold by AT.
Van Devort. A number of excellent
bargains were secured in real estate,
among which was lot and residence
purchased by Mrs. JEFF McDermott Mt
the low figure ofS7o0O0. The sale will
he resiianesl to dau
h.. ehrk. to the public: IL wish to
say to my friends and the public. that I
regard Chamberlain Cholic. Cholera and
Diarrh9a Remedy as the best prepar-
alton in use for Cholic and Diarrhna.
1t is the finest selling medicine / ever
handled, because it always gives salts
faction. o. II. Clark, Orangeville.
Texas. For sale by Taylor & Jones.
In the county court yesterday morn
ing Judge Gull pronounced the following
sentence on Gene Little, convicted for
Keeping saloon and selling intoxicat-
ing liquors, whose trial ended few days
ago: The sentence was that Little shall
serve sixty days in Jail and pay 5000 fine,
and in default of payment of fine shall
serve one hundred days additional in
the county jail.-Hot Springs Star.
A Mothers Gratitude.-My son was
In almost helpless condition with 1ux
when | commced using Chamberlaln's
Cholic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
1t gave him immediate relief and am
snre it saved his life. | take great
pleasure In recommending il to all.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Johnson. Everett. Simpson
Co, Miss. 25 and so cent bottles for
sale by Taylor & Jones.
The Cascade Geyser, a seven column
folio, has just been launched upon the
checkered sea of journalism at Cascade
Springs, Fall River county, by l. r. |
Crow, of the Sturgis Advertiser. 1t may
jnstly be c.assed with the best papers of
the Hills, and starts out with the most |
hattering prospects of unqualified sue
cess. 1t has the best wishes of the |
CHRONICLE.
The closing of a portion of the Custer
and Buffalo Gap road by Mr.. McBeth.
near his ranch on French Creek, was
declared illegal by Judge Nowlin in a
hearing before him last week, and the
application of McBeath for an Injunction
TO restrain Custer comfy officers from
maintaining the same as a public high.
wap was denied. Hence the road re-
mains open as a public thoroughf,re.
Cascade Springs was visited by a
Furious gale on Monday which came
down upon the place with cyclonic eff
Iect. The club house, a large building
that was nearly completed, aud a number
of other buildings were blown from their
foundations, causing considerable of
damage to property. The wind was ac-
,ompanied by rain in torrents, which for
time threatened to deluge the place.
The case of Holden vs.. Street ct. al.
hat has been monopolizing the atten-
ion Of the U. s. Circuit court at Dead.
wood for the past two weeks, terminated
IN Thursday in favor Of the plaintiff,
nominal damages OF $25 90 being allow.
"a. The verdict was in reality, victory
or the defendant, inasmuch as no actual
lamages were allowed. and plaintiff held ,
or costs. Martin & Mason were at
orneys for the plaintiff, and Van Cise
nd w. G. Porter, for defendant.
The Custer Kids who went TO Hill
,ity ON Tuesdayto cross bats with the
lids of that place. returned home with
reat Jumps Of chagrin protruding from
heir Juvenile faces, as result of being i
anquished by an aggregation of beard
d competitors, some Of whom are said
have exercised the right of franchise '
the last fall election. The score was A
he biggest feature of the game, and has
ot been fully enumerated at latest ad-
ices. Our kids still adhere to the be- d
eff that they can down any nine of cor b
ssponding ages. that Hill City can Sc 9
'ct, and carry full grown pitch pine =
III, and with a whole lot OF people, A
ieir talk goes.