Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-07-18
SATURDAY, JULY IS, 1891.
Baths at Stones.

Senator kyle's contemplated visit e
the Hills has been postponed on accoun
of sickness in his family.
Mrs. S. n. Fitch, Of this place. receiv
ed an elegant upright piano on Tuesday
direSt from Tire rnanufactory a: Boston
Five cent "Love Letter" at Stones.
The First Baptist Church was on,
year old Thursday. The pastor vii
preach an anniversary sermon SUNDAY
morning,
ceived an elegant Congress Soda Fouu
tain, which is certainly a thing of beau
ty, and a JOY for-the summer.
New stock of wall paper and decora
items at lleidepriem's.
The Lead City townsite case has been
re-opened, and will be re-argued before
the commissioner of the general land Of
fee at Washington on August 20.
The popular cantata of Queen Esther
was presented at Hill City on Wednes
day evening by the Custer warblers, to
large and apDreciative audience. The
gross receipts was over 500.
Albert Erwin, Editor Of the Leonard
Texas, Graphic, says "For the cure OF
;
Collie, Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy
is the best and most speedy ever used. y
Many others who have tried it enter
tain the same opinion. For sale by
Taylor & Jones.
The Newcastle coal industry is as.
suming mammoth proportions. Nearly
five hundred men are now employed
with pay roll ofover $50 600 per month.
The ladies Of the NJ. f. Aid Society
will give a Lawn social in the church
lot, on next Tuesday evening, July 2lst.
Ice cream. cake and lemonade will be
served. Church will be open for plenty
of music. Come.
Mr.. Clark, TO the public:-I wish to
say to my friends and the pnblic, that !
regard ChamberlGin's Cholic, Cholera and
Diarrhna Remedy as the best prepar-
alton in use for Cholic and DiarrhPa.
1t is the finest selling medicine l ever
handled, because it always gives sa,is-
faction. O. II. Clark, Orangeville,
Texas. For sale by Taylor & Jones.
The Deadwood hotel project is q sure
go. The building is to be 100 by $50
feet, and four stories high. II will have
two hundred rooms, and will cost an
even 100000, The site was not given
out ut latest advices.
very destructive hail storm was re.
ported last week about seven miles easi
OF Piedmont, resulting In considerable
damage 10 stock. One farmer had seven
head of horses killed by the hail. Some
of the hail stones measured six inches
in circumference, the largest, that has
ever fallen in the Hills.
A Mothers Gratitude. My son wa
in almost helpless condition with fuS
when | commced using Chamberlain
Cholic, Cholera and Diarrhua Remedy
1t gave him immediate relief and / an
snre it saved his life. l take grea
pleasure in recommending it 10 all
Mrs. NJ. L. Johnson, Everett, Simpson
Co., Miss. 25 and 80 cent bottles fo
sale by Taylor & Jones.
Dr. Reynolds. celebrated street faki
whose apparel is decorated with ten dol
lar gold pieces for buttons, dropped of
the train on Tuesday and picked up q
few shekels on the sale Of his alleged
wonderful pamphlet which contain
recipes for the manufacture of numer
ous commercial articles and divers dire
and otherwise incurable chronic diseas
es.
Mrs. Ona McHattie, sister Of Mrs. i,
L. Grantham, of this place, who will bt
remembered by many of our citizens a
visitor in this city with her hus
band in October last, died at her HON,
in Stanberry, Missouri. on Monday, tn,
18th inst. Mrs. Grantham wa!
visiting with her sister at the time o
her death. The sympathy Of the com
mnnity is extended,
Lake Custer is already becoming ;
popular place Of resort for Custer resi-
dents, as well as visitors to the city
from abroad. number Of Custer
people enjoyed pleasant picnic in that
that delightful locality yesterday. and
like all previons visitors, were loud In
their praise of the enchanting scenery
for which that place is rapidly becom
ing noted.
If the the information obtained by the
Sheridan Post is correct Fitzpatrick B ros
4 Collins have secured contract for
grading 100 miles Of B. & NJ. northwest
of n point ii miles east of Powder river
work on which will undoubtedly be
pushed through as fast as possible. This
will carry the grade about % miles be
yond Sheridan. or near the head of Five
Mile creek.-Sundance Republican.
Jack Hale, the we'll known wool grow.
er of Lawrence county will shear this
years says the Sturgis Advertiser, 1900
head of sheep. He is having excellent
luck with his lock, the increase being
1900 lambs from 800 ewes. At two
months old tho lambs are worth l,75
and the clip will net nearly 81 90 pei
head, which will aggregate an income
this season Of over 5000, The sheer
industry pays big in South Dakota.
A game ofball was played at Hill City
on Wednesday between the Hill City
club and pick up nine selected from
the Custer players who happened to be
present on other than base ball business
BY the rank rulings of the colored um.
pire, who was so Enthusiastically averse tc
calling any body out, Especially the
Hill Cityans) the game was protracted
several longer hours than necessary and
resulted in tie, The score was 80 OF
130. we are not certain which.
The Hill City Miners Union has de-
cided that they have no jurisdiction in
the matter of the employment of meu
by the Harney Peak Tin company to do
the grading for their new tin mill al
$500 per day, as the men employed are
not miners, having been previously EN-.
ployed by railroad l,mpanies at $l.3i
per day. 1t is bel sysl the Tin Com
pany has no intel ION cutting miners
wages.
The excursion over the B. x NJ. and
Elkhorn roads to Hot Springs last Sun
day proved to be quite success, about
three hundred passengers being carried
over the two roads 10 witness the inter
esting ball games between the Lead
Greys and Hot Springs Stars in the fore
noon, and the Deadwood Nets and the
Stars in the afternoon. The stars were
victorious in their game with the Greys
but fell like autumn leaves before the
Deadwood Nets, which latter event, ia
the bass ball cranks of the Hills, will
long remain theme Of wonder and sur.
prise.