Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-03-28

SATURDAY, MARCH 2S, 1891.
Baths at Stones.

Corn fed, home grown Black Hills
beefat B. & NJ. Meat Market.
A pleasing. practical, profitable lecture
at NJ. L. Church tonight. Enthusiasm"
by Rev. ]. B. earns, Supt. Black Hills
Missions.
Don't miss the social and supper at
the Vienna tonight
Miss Matte McNamee, recently ar
rived from New York, solicits employ
ment at dress making at her home on
Washington, near Fourth street, or at
the homes Of her patrons.
Go to Charles Miller for wagons, and
all kinds of wagon material.
Hot Springs is to have democratic
newspaper in the near future, Chester
MaYtain, late of Newcastle, will be the
founder of the new craft, and will prob
ably launch the same about April lst.
New stock Of wall paper and decora
tions at Heideprlem's.
The ladies Of the Congregational
Church announce a social and supper, at
the Vienna Hotel parlors this Saturday
evening. The occasion can not fail to
be highly enjoyable. Supper % cents.
Five cent Love Letter." at Stones.
4 gentle snow storm prevailed at this
place on Monday and Tuesday, which
trihing a'mospherical disturbance was
h., hn inu
ing equinoctial points. The sun has
habit Of creating such disturbances semi
annually.
Don't forget it--that social and supper
at the Vienna tonight.
The Deadwood Times says: "The
B. & NJ. railroads is ready to haul ore
from Deadwood or other points in the
Hills to Denver for s5 per ton in car
load lots. The rate is sreasonable enough,
and will no doubt conduce to large ship
ments."
Corn fed, home grown Black Hills
beef at B. 4 Nj. Meat Market.
A very one sided election was held at
Rapid City on Tuesday. The question
submitted to the voters was the fund.
ing Of the city indebtedness which was
carried by a majority of III in a total
Of 10 votes cast. Now look out for that
long talked Of railroad to Hill City and
the coal and oil fields of Wyoming.
Hand painted pastels, water colors,
steel and photo -engravings, in new style
frames, artists materials, gildings and
enamels at Rutkowski's pioneer drug
store.
Nineteen saloons and four dance halls
flourish at Sturgis. all of which will
doubtless continue in business pending
the repeal of the prohibitory law,
which in that place, as well as in all
other Black Hills towns, has the effect
of increasing, rather than diminishing
the number Of places Of this character.
Anthracite and smithing coal at Gar
locks.
Railroad trains have been delayed on
several occasions during the week on
account Of snow and wind in the
blizzardous regions of Nebraska. The
people Of the Hills are growing un-
speakably weary of the repeated delay
of the mails, from this cause, and are
now clamorous for a change in the man
agement of the Nebraska weather
bureau.
Buy the domestic" sewing machine.
For sale at Heidepriem's.
DIR. 0. Fisher was called to Buffalo
Gap on Monday to reduce a compound
fracture of the thigh Of Thomas Nc
Donald of that place, who sustained the
injury by being accidentally caught in a
wagon wheel while in motion. BY
reason OF his advanced age, being nearly
sixty years old, and in consequence of
internal injuries received, his recovery
is regarded as being extremely doubt
full
Mrs. II. ID. Reynolds has recently pur-
chased in the eastern markets, the larg-
est, and best assorted, most complete
and attractive stock OF dry good and mil
CFSI W kuettT, WHICH
will be received aud offered at the low
est living prices, at her store on Custer
Avenue on or before April 18th,
r. ii. Evans cnme up from Newcastle
Tuesday for brief visit with his family.
He reports Newcastle quiet at present,
with no present Indications of boom.
The tools for further sinking in the big
well have arrived. and We're rapidly
being placed in position and set to work
when he left. The superinten dent pro-
misses that nothing unforeseen prevent
ing, the we'll will be flowing Petroleum
inside Of 80 days. Interest about New
castle now centcrs on this enterprise
Spearfish Register.
For first-class farm implements 90 TO
Charles Miller, corner Custer Ave. and
Fifth street.
A few days ago while sitting in Elder
Bros drug store at Tingley, Iowa, Mr..
r. l.. Dyer, well known citizen, came
in aud asked for something for severe
cold which he had Mr.. Elder took
down bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and said: ''Here is something
can recommend. 1t commands large
sale and gives genuine satisfaction. II
is an excellent preparation and cheap
Mr.. Dyer purchased bottle, and the
next day when we saw him he said be
was much better. and the day following
appeared to be entirely restored. This
Is a specimen of the effectiveness of this
preparation. .--Des Moines Mail 4 Times
Neyin 4 Toman sell the above mention
ed remedy.
DIR. Frennd, dentist, from Deadwood
does not want to be classed as travel
ing dentist his visits to this city are q
permanent fixture, mere branch Of his
Deadwood Office. All his work Is guar
antied. Prices very reasonable. Cal
and have your teeth examined nc
charge for examination. Next visit Sat
day, arch 2Sth, from a. m. TO 6 p. IN