Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-04-11
SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1891.
Baths at Stones.

all kinds OF wagon material.
Rapid City now revels in the lumin-
Gus luxury of gas, which was turned on
for the first time on Tuesday night.
New stock of wall paper and decora'
tions at Heidepriems.
Mrs. VI. V. Spriggs, an old resident oi
Rockerville, died at that place of la
grippe, on the 5th inst aged 43 years.
Five cent Love Letter" at stones.
Charles S. Dumphy, of Rockford, an
old timer of the Hills, died at the Weut.
worth house, Deadwood, on the 3rd
inst.
Buy the Domestic" sewing machine
For sale at Hei1epriem's.
Gov. MeIlette has issued a proclama.
tion asking the people of the state to
unite in an observance of Arbor day on
the first day of May.
For frst-class farm implements 60 to
Charles Miller, corner Custer Ave. and
Fifth street.
Sermons April IL in Congregational
church. Morning, Pauls Theory OF
Sovereignty, Divine and Human
Evening, "Christ in the Church"
DR.. Freund, dentist, from Deadwood
does not want TO be classed as a travel
ing dentist 7; his visits to this city are q
permanent fixture, a mere branch of his
Deadwood Office. All his work is guar
antied. Prices very reasonable. Call
and have your teeth examined. no
charge for examination. Next visit Sat
day, April 1lth, from a. m. to p. m.
Alfred C. Johnson, a son of Peter
Johnson, of Hayward, aged 10 years
died at the hospital in Omaha on the
3rd inst, where he has been for some
time under surgical treatment for the
removal of an abc.ss.
Eugene Pettigrew, who will be re
membered as a former teacher in the
Custer public schools, was recently mar
ried at Los Angeles, California, where
he now resides, to Miss Mabel f. Dunn,
an estimable young lady of that place.
A telegram received by S. N. Fitch
from NJ. A. Willis, of Rochester, New
york; rsseatly s@Pl9Ssa az nsiasigsl
his intention of departing for this place
on Thursday, in which event he may
be expected to reach this place to.mor-
row.
Satu. day at s y. M, April ii, 1891, the
pastof will Conduct Question Box" in
the Congregational church. Questions
from any body on any subject will be ad-
mitted, if proper ones, and considered,
ignorance confessed, or questions re-
ferred to the audience. Questions writ
ten or verbal.
Custer was visited by warm rain on
Tuesday night, which was succeeded by
STOW covering the ground to the depth
of an inch at six o'clock in the morning,
continuing through the day. Several
inches of the beautiful came down
which was very acceptable. especially
to the farming community, 10 whom it
was an inestimable blessing.
1t is not probable that We will have a
term of circuit court for this county be-
fore next fall. The l4th of the present
month was the date set under the new
law, for the converting of court, but
Judge Nowlin is south hunting health
and, as the Herald understands it. he
has been unable TO get circuit court
judge from the eastern part of the state
to come out and take his place. One
thing is certain court will not convene
on the lIth.-Hot Springs Herald.
Mrs. L. Altaffer, an old time resident
OF Custer, at present engaged in the
restaurant business at Lead City. was
an arrival in the city on Tuesday. Mrs.
A came to this place for the purpose of
disposing Of block of lots near the east
limits of the city to Mr.. ID. F. Shope, of
this place, which deal was consummated
on Wednesday The property will be
utilized by Mr.. 8 as brick yard, and
operations in the way of brick manu-
facture will be commenced thereon as
soon a. the weather will permit. Mrs.
A returned to Lead yesterday, where
she is now erecting large two story
building which upon completion, will be
used by her as restaurant.
The New Castle Journal submits the
following with reference to local rumors
afloat at that place: 1T is not true that
a car load of grade stakes went out to
the front Saturday, it is not true that
Mallory & Cushing have a contract on
the Buffalo extension, it is not true that
an offer Of 81 0O0,0 900 has been made for
the Cambria mines, il is not true that as
surance has been received that smelter
will be erected here this summer, it is
not true that an important coal and coke
contract has been made with the Home
stake, It is not true that shutting down
the coke ovens means anything except
preparation for a new experiment, but
1t Is true that sulphur Is liable to be pop
ping in another week like forked light
ming in gooseberry PATCH"
A few days ago while sitting in Elder
Bros drug store at Tingley, Iowa. Mr..
I. L. Dyer, well known citizen, came
in and asked for something for severe
cold which he had. Mr.. Elder took
down bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough
L.. l.. A
j can recommend. II 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 he
was much better. and the day following
appeared to be entirely restored. This
is q specimen Of the effectiveness of this
preparation.--Des Moines Mail 4 Times.
Nsyih 4 Toman sell the above mention.
ed remedy.
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