Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-11-14
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1891.
B&hs at Stones.

Wednesday night was the coldest OF
The season. The thermometer dropped
TO zero.
The chimney on L. w. Marbles photo
graph gallery was blown. down during
the nigh wind OF tuesday night
Buy the Domestic" sewing machine.
For sale at Heidepriern's.
The commissioners were in session
Tuesday, canvassing the Custer county
vote cast at the recent election.
Rapid City has secured the Welcome
COLONIZATION plant, by giving a bonus
of $4,000 and fifteen acres Of land.
The Wednesday Nmorning B. & NJ.
passenger was nearly two hours late at
Custer. General Manager Holdredge
was among the passengers.
Five cent Love Letter." at Stones.
The Northern Hills we're visited with
quite a heavy fall, Of SNOW early this
week. 1t is also reported that some of
the beautiful fell in the vicinity Of Edge
mont at the same time.
.Chas. ziegler, telegraph operator at
this place, was ordered to EtNemont the
first of the week to take the place of the
Edgemont operator, who is ILL.,,
Our merchants are already commenc-
ing 10 receive their stocks of holiday
goods. They anticipate briek bust
ness in this line during the comieg sea-
son.
For fall and winter hats call on Miss
Sarah Walsh, Harvey street.
The fire insurance business is baon-
ing these days. One agent Informs us
tina: he wrote up policies TO the exSut
of $1,000 during the first ten days OF IL is
month.
The Gold Star mill at -Four Mile ia
shut down this week awaiting the re1
turn Of Mr.. Oimstead. Lack of ready
money is said to be complicating mat
ters.
New stock of wall paper and decora-
tions at lleldcprlem
Fifteen carloads Of Fitzpatrick Bros. q
Collins grading outfit passed through
Custer Sunday night en- route for Dead
wood. 1t was part of the force that will
ha err4nlnrad an the SDcarfish extension
ofthe B. & NJ.
The heaviest part of the grading on
the ID. & w. is completed, and the lay
ing OF the rails will be commenced
about january lst President Coad
says trains will be running between
Rapid and Mystic by February LIST.
Ifyou are troubled with rheumatism
or a lame back, bind on over the seat of
pair piece Of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. You will he
surprised at the prompt relief 1t affords.
30 cent bottles for sale by Taylor d
II tried to snow a little the first OF
this week, but anything in the moisture
line wasn't in it. The wind blew the
venturesome fakes back into the heav.
ems, and plugged up the holes with dust,
thus putting an end to the snow storm.
Mrs. Nowlin, wife of Judge John W.
Nowlin, died at her home in Rapid City, |
OF pneumonia, on Wednesday Nov. IL.
Judge Nowlin. who has been uncon-
ecious for nearly week, cannot recover
and will not survive his wife more than !
a few days. ~~ - -
At meeting Of the school board
few day ago. it was decided that all
children under six years ofage. then in
attendance upon school, should be dii-
missed, and that in the future no pupils
under lawful age should be admitted.
The Hills are flooded with railroad
rumors this week. Aside from the B.
& NJ. and Elkhorr extensions to Spear,
fish, it is said that the former com
pany contemplates building a ghort
line from Deakwood to Newcastle, and
Also running branch to BelleFourche.
There is nothing new in/ regard to
the Quigley tin deal this/ week. Mr.
@. had not expected VI leave Custer
until the deal was closed, but sickness
has interfered With the plans of some
of the interested parties who expected
TO be in the Hills this month, and Mr..
Quigiey has gone to Cleveland to make
other arrangements.
Surveyors Dryden and Baldwin Of the
Harvey Peak Tin Mining company have
a corps Of men at work in the vicinity
Of Custer this week. They will be de-
tanned here for another week at least,
and it is understood that the company
Ia making preparations TO patent some
ofits properties.
With the convening OF circuit court
for Fab River county next week, Sheriff
Wood will lose one of his guests,
sophia Pouaskey, sent here from the
Springs for safe keeping some time ago.
The girl il held on charge of grand
larceny, but is said to be victim of
that peculiar ailment, kleptomania
And that will doubtless be her defense.
As preventative and cure for Group,
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has no
eous,. II Is, in fact, the only remedy
that can always he depended upon and
THAT is pleasant and safe to take. There
isnot the least danger in giving It to
children, as IL contains no injurious
substance. For sale at 80 cents per
bottle by Taylor 4 Jones.
TAYLOR 4 Jones, the druggists, take
especial pleasure In supplying their cns-
toners with the best medicines obtain
able. Among the many excellent pre-
parations on their shelves may be men,
toned Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
fAvorite during the winter months on
INT of Its great success in the cure
-. There il nothing that will
nne cold so quickly, or as
nthe lungs. Then It
Nd safe to take,