Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-05-23

SATURDAY, MAY %, 1891.
Baths at Stones.

tions at Heidepriem's.
Rapid City elected school board on
Tuesday, three of whom were demo-
Gratis, and one a republican. There was
566 votes polled, Of which number l4S
were cast by women.
Go TO the Harness Shop Of Kimble
& Carr for Storm Aprons and Blankets,
Lap Robes, Busters etc.
Among the prominent money making
institutions of the northern Hills, the
most profitable is said to be the Home
stake mine, Keystone hotel and Dead
wood toll gate.
Barb wire at $3.50 per cwt, at T. V.
Garlock's.
The CHRONICLE is informed that
special rate will be given on the B. & NJ.
from Custer to Hot Springs on Saturday
trains. Tickets good for return on Mon
day. The rate has not yet been given
out.
Five cent "Love Letter." at Stones.
The members of General Steele post.
G. A. r. of this place will attend the
Congregational Church tomorrow, (Sun-
day. where a memorial sermon will
be presented by Rey. Mckee, of the
church.
Buy the domestic" sewing machine.
For sale at Heidepriem's.
Fred Zip, the distinguished Deadwood
independent leader. and boot and shoe
man, passed through this place on Sat-
urday's train enroute to Cincinnati for
attendance at the third party con-
vention.
Boy only the genuine Ellwood Glid
den barb wire at L, Y. Garlock's.
The ladies of the Aid Society of the
NJ. L. Church, will serve ice cream, cake
and lemonade, afternoon and evening
of May 30th, one door west Heideprims
Fuuiture store. Go and make them
happy.
rkKSiarslsfuft fiSy S5rrsMenss;.s sBB5yyy ana
Ladies Saddles. Spurs, Quirts, Riding
whips, Saddle Blankets etc.
Cd. Moore, OF -Four Mile, and Charles
Homes. of Warren's Gulch, have leased
the Clifton hotel at Hot Springs, which
they will open foi business as soon as
repairs to the building haye been COM
pleted.
Wanted-a car load of potatoes for
highest market price in trade at L. V.
Garlock's.
J. C. Spencer departs today for his
home at Newcastle. The Fitzpatrick
Bros. & Collins oil well is down about
900 feet, but with what success he can
not tell, as they are reticent of their pro-
ceedings.-Pioneer, 10.
Geo. J.. Aggers has returned from
Europe, and the Denver papers report
that he has succeeded in enlisting S5 ,000,-
600, of English capital for the oil fields
west of Casper and the construction ofa
pipe line to Denver.-Sundance Gazette.
The Keystone cattle company, of Fall
River county are making preparation
for the removal Of their extensive cat
tie herds to Zeibach county, one of the
unorganized counties lying to the east,
formerly part of the Sioux reservation.
A great many of the delinquent Pio-
ners are paying up their dues in antici-
patton Of the coming excursion to Custer
City. If the weather is favorable on the
Sth Of June, it will be the largest excur
sion ever witnessed in the Black H:lls.
Pioneer.
We have been told that the Murphy
Cattle company have guaranteed the b.
4 & NJ. 700 car loads of cattle for shipment
this fall il the road is built to Powder
river, and If not built that far the stock
will be sent oyer other routes.--Sheridan
Enterprise.
T. V. Garlock has recently purchasd
lot 4 in block l6, on Custer Avenue ad-
: jain,nss ths-- csurt- -ha.@e -hieei< -orN. -tiss
east, and will remove his frame store
building thereto as soon as the semoval
Of the balance OF his goods into his new
brick store has been completed.
The report of the treasurer Of the
Custer Independent School district ap-
pears elsewhere in this issue, and sh ows
very conclusively that the district is in
very healthy condition financially,
with which but few Of the numerous
school districts in the Hills would bea.
a comparison.
The plunge bath at Hot Springs was
opened for the free use Of the public on
Sunday, and was largely patronized by
transient visitors, including q car load
from the northern Hills. While the oc-
casion was not profitable to the pro-
meters, it was exceedingly pleasing to
:he participants.
As indicated by "notice TO teachers
appearing in this issue, the salary Of the
teachers in the Custer public schools
has been fixed as follows: Principal
$50 per month, intermediate and
Primary departments, sos per month
The election Of teachers occurs on the
Sth day OF June.
Col Haserodt requests MS 10 call the
attention of all persons holding guns
and ammunition belonging TO the
state OF South Dakota. TO the necessity
ofturning the same over 10 him as early
as possible, as they must soon be surned
over TO the state in compliance with an
order Of the governor.