Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-10-03
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1891.
Eaths at Stones.

E,eu on Sixth street.
TIE Buffalo GAP Republican in its
last sue announces its intention TO re.
svm2 its former size, eight pages.
Jii;ch & Ainsley have retired from
tIG restaurant business. They are con.
tlmplating removing to Lead City.
Buy the domestic" sewing machine
Fo ale at Heidepriem's.
D. W. Webster's pleasant home on
Crook street has been much improved
uy ho addition of porches and paint to
the esidence.
'ue j. w. Rank property, north oI
tas i L. Church, was sold last week to
Jones, of the firm of druggists
Iy Jr & Jones.
Nebraska man arrived in Custer
1oiay with car load of grapes and
as, and is retailing them to the
lmer at fair prices.
I'VE cent Love Letter" at Stones.
yer City was the scene Of shooting
Monday, arising over the disput-
Tnership of mining claim. No
u was hurt.
he case against Treasurer Bradley Of
Fail River county was TO have been
heard at Rapid Tuesday, but was post
roued until to-day.
i Martin, Lead sport has been ar
r,ed on suspicion that he is the man
Wao robbed NJ. c. Campbell few days
Martin is under 81 900 bonds.
New stock of wall paper and decora-
llfs at Heidepriem's.
re weather ofthe past week has been
. her uncertain quantity. Anything
n a mild Indian summer day, to q
III, wet one, has been experienced.
A terrific storm of wind, rain snow,
bail, and everything else wild and
Ea1lly, was advertised for Wednesday
Ut his week. 1t failed to materialize.
reaching next Sunday in the Congre-
onal church by the pastor Morning,
tilme, "The gospel message of hope"
aning, "The necessity for eyes and
c-.r 5"
Patrick's pills are carefully pre-
fel from the best material and ac-
s,FtIng TO the most approved formula,
are the most perfect cathartic and
. pill that can be produced. We sell
t9cn Taylor & Jones' druggists.
9TH Avenue Theatrical Company
r. roat advertisers. The artistic bill
ln- lr any Partner" is something novel
r sat line, and attracts great deal at
.su.9n.
his week County Auditor C. w.
5.a or received the frames of 26 voting
booths, which will be used at the vari-
oting places in Cnster county, at
tie coming election.
he Clifton house has been clos
sl morning by order of Martin and
@. On, attorneys for the estate of Frank
Lien, we understand for non payment
oi nt.-Hot Springs Herald.
ON the piles Of lumber that are
Feat.ored about town, and the business
air of our carpenters, We conclude
i1 building improvements will con-
3ru right on through the fall and win
ter
Ercre is an old adage "What every
body 7ays must be true" Henry Cook,
~ knoxville, Ohio, in a recent letter
Cham hn aiufs Ianuh ia.
.io. aiken well here. Everybody likes
ID d. account of the immediate relief il
gives" There is nothing like it to loosen
aud relieve a-severe cold. For sale by
Ia. lor & Jones, druggists.
Chscade is to have new four story,
efghty-five room hotel. The contract
hss been let and the building is to be
ready for occupancy May lst, 1892. 1t
ni3 ost $4,000 when completed and
f5rniehed.
ne statue Of Wild Bill, which was
na5 by James Riordan. the New York
nptor, was erected over the famous
SCOUTS grave in Mount Moriah cemetery
v.s'erday afternoon. The event was
@Itnessed by many people.-Tribune.
jgd Pelter, wh1 has been confined in
tiia ounty Jail for several weeks on a
Charge of cattle stealing, was given his
.ler'y Tuesday, Chas. Terwilliger and
Nh. Richardson, Of Hermosa, furnish
Ilg he necessary $500 bond.
The Captain Haserodt specimen. per-
laps the handsomest piece of quartz
showing free gold ever taken from a
niue in the United States, was sold yes
ioYdiy to Ernest Miller, and is now on
Exhibition in his window.-Tines.
ymmy Hart, one of the members OF
the Arcade minstrel troupe, carried
rs, ~ bad looking face when he left
Gaster. lie played ball with the Hill
Csiy team in the Thursday morning
game, and was hit just below the eye by
one of ofGrantham's swiftly pitched balls
A we'll known lady of Hill City came
over to Custer by the regular passenger
thursday afternoon of eneampmeni
geek. 1t was her wish to come by the
special that passed through Hill City
shortly after noon, but she Gays that il
0ss impossible to ascertain at what
time it would arrive and depart, even
TIA company's agent pretending not to
know. 1t looks as if some desperate
measures " ere resorted to, to prevent
e9ple attending the encampment.
There is little doubt but that many
pe rsons suffer for years with ailments
ihat could easily be cured by the use nl
some simple remedy. The following
incident is an illustration of this fact
Ny wife was troubled with pain in her
side the greater part of the time fol
three years, until cured by Chamber.
lair's Pain Balm. II has, | think. per.
manently cured her. We have also used
Chamberlains's Cough Remedy when.
ever needed and believe it to be the
hest in the world. p. M. Boston, Penn
viz Sullivan Co. Missouri. For sals