Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-03-21
SATURDAY, MARCH 2I, 1891.
Baths at Stones.

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The new M. f. church Of Hill City
though not finished, has been enclosed
and will be used for the present.
New stock of wall paper and decora-
tions at Heidepriem's.
J. L. Scofeld, who has been located al
this place during the winter, this week
returned with his family to his ranch
hear Fairburn, where he will again turn
: his attention to the pursuit of agricul.
cfo.
tere cent "Love Letter." at Stones.
~ khe ladies of the Baptist Aid society
will hold a social on Friday evening
9th inst, at the residence of Cornelius
Reder, south of town. IA cts will be
charged for light supper. Everybody
welcome.
Buy the Domestic" sewing machine
For sale at Heidepriem's.
st. Patrick's day passed Off very qniet-
Iy at this place without public obser.
vance of any kind whatever. In this
country the patron saint lacks several
degrees of being as popular as the
Fourth of July.
Hand painted pastels, water colors,
steel and photo-engravings, in new style
frames, artists materials, gildings and
enamels at Rutkowski's pioneer drug
store.
A delegation Of Tin City Lodge OF
Knights of Pythias, of this place, will
visit Hill City to-day for the puapose OF
taking part in the institution of a Lodge
at that place this evening. Delegations
from Deadwood, Lead City, Central and
Rapid City will be in attendance.
Corn fed, home grown Black Hills
beef at b. & NJ. Meat Market.
G. A. Frazer, of the Ponca, (Neb) Mail
came in on Wednesdays train, with a
view to the purchase, or lease of the
Hills Democrat newspaper plant, at this
place, and will, if pending negotiations
are perfected, revive that somnolent
organ ofthe unterrified at an early day.
The CnRoNIcLE wishes Mr.. Frazer, and
the new enterprise, abundant success.
DIR. Freund, dentist, from Deadwood,
does not want 10 be classed as a travel
ing dentist his visits TO this city are a
permanent fixture, mere branch Of his
Deadwood office. All his work is guar
antied. Prices very reasonable. Call
aud rhavas- yoLar-~tasaS 4~--a.sssis'vsi, sss'
charge for examination. Next visit Sat-
day, March 2Sth, from n. IN. to p. III
Little Maude, the four year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Van Devort, of
this city, exceptionally bright and inter-
esting, and general fayorite in this
place, after lingering illness of several
weeks, departed this life on "Wednesday,
a victim of pneumonia. In their deep
grief, the sorrowing parents of little
Maude, will receive the earnest SYM
pathy of this community.
Mrs. II. d. 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
lenery, ever brought to Custer, which
will be received and offered at the low
est living prices, at her store on Custer
Avenue on or before April 18th.
A Baring-Gould, secretary and Cash
Ter of Harvey Peak Tin Company, came
in Wednesday from Hill City to pay of
the company's employees in this vicinity
for the month of February, and to pro-
cure labor certificates for assessment
work performed on the various com
pany properties in this vicinity for the
year 1890. Something over one hund-
red certificates were procured. He re-
turned to Hill City yesterday, after
making this office very pleasant call.
Anthracite and smithing coal at Gar
locks.
Dan Cummings, well known en-
gineer on B. & NJ. freight, met with
serious accident at Pringle station,
twelve miles south Of this city on Satur-
day, resulting in the fracture of one of
his legs, caused by jumping from train
while in motion. He was brought to
the Kleemann House in this city and
placed in charge Of Drs. Fisher & Taylor,
the company physicians, through whose
attentions he is now rapidly recovering
from his injury.
Frank Booth is at present engaged in
demolishing an old log building on Gu
ter Avenue, two doors west of r. v.
Garlock's new brick. This antiquated
log structure Is made historic by the fact
Of its having been the first store build
ing erected in this place. Jim Roberts,
who few years ago died at Deadwood
from excessive indulgence in the ardent,
conducted general mercantile business
in it in pioneer days 1t was afleru ard,
in 1875, occupied by Miss Annie vallcry,
now Mrs. Harry Wright, ofthe northern
Hills, as restaurant, where the cele-
brated Calamity Jane, during good be-
havior, served in the capacity OF chief
waitress. The old relic is being torn
down to give place TO new stone build
ing, designed for steam bakery.
A few days ago while sitting in Elder
Bros drug store at Tingley, Iowa, Mr..
T. L. Dyer, a we'll known citizen, came
in and 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. It
Is an excellent preparation and cheap"
Mr.. Dyer purchased bottle, and the
next day when we saw him he said he
was much better. and the day following
appeared 10 be entirely restored. This
is specimen Of the effectiveness OF this
preparation. Des Moines Mail 4 Times.
Neyin & Toman sell the above mention
ed remedy.
The property OF Wade 4 Jones, SUBJ
contractors on the b. 4 M. II. r., and
latterIy on the +. Il. 4 M. " Ry., was
attached yesterday morning by the