Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-12-24
SATURDAY. pECEMRrR "a, 1892
spectacles for young and old at Stones

BHV the 'IhineSflc' sewing WHCHlUt'
For sale at Heidepriem's.
Novelties in holiday goods at
Taylor q Jones'
Week stomaco strengthened by Beech
ANS pills.
Have Reecham' pills ready in the
household.
Mrs. w. G. Porter has been visiting
with friends at Hot Springs this week.
Harry ID REYNOLDS was up to Hill
City on legal business on Tuesday of
this week.
The finest fresh confectionery at
Tavior & Jones'.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. Smith and chit
dren visited Deadwood on Tuesday Of
this week.
P. II. johnson and l. NJ Donaldson
were transaciing business at the Springs
last Saturday.
Latest odors in perfume at
Taylor K Jones'.
Chas Bobay, Of Hill City, was visiting
friends in Custer Thursday ard Friday
of this week
Subject of sermon at the NJ. +. church
Christmas morning From the Manger
10 the Cross"
Arthur Chandler has gone back to his
old home at Shenandoah, Iowa, to spend
the holidays.
We would respectfully invite the pub
lie To call and examine our line Of holi-
day goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Taylor q Jones.
Mrs. T. H. Flynn and children were
passengers for the Springs on the Tues
day evening train.
Mr. and Mrs. T. l.. Taylor departed
for the Northern Hills on the Thursday
mornings b. Il NJ. passenger.
d. w. MeFadden was transac,ing
business at Hot Springs and at Hill
City Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week.
J. S. Peltz and family went over to
Rapid City this week to spend the holi-
day season With relatives who reside
there.
Geo. S. Chadwick. an old and well
known citizen Of Rapid City, died oF
paralysis, at his home in that city this
week.
Mrs. S. NJ. Booth returned to her
home in this city last Saturday evening.
from an extended visit with friends and
relatives in the east.
Miss Dolle Maple, who has been at
tending young ladies school in Omaha.
returned to her home in this city We'd
nesday, to spend the holiday vacation.
Charlie Lincoln has taken H. A
Piper's house for the winter. Mrs.
Lincoln will arrive here about Christ
mas when they will take possession
Tin Miner.
The national board of fire under
writers has offered reward Of $3.50 for
the apprehension Of the miscreants who
fired the Deadwood Baptist church a
few months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Pogson have
both been quite seriously i'll during the
past week. Mrs. Pogson is reported
much better, but her husband is still
confined 10 his bed.
The boys inform us that there is
holiday ball on the tapis for some day
ha
yet incomplete, and the exact date has
not been decided upon.
We learn from the Newcastle Journal
that DIR. j. b. Maple, formerly Of this
place, has located there for time, and
that he is already doing good business
with his liquor habit cure.
John McFadden returned Sunday
evening from business trip to Ne.
braska and Kansas We are happy to
state that Mr.. McFadden and family ex.
pect to remain here permanently.
j. II. Hohson started this week for
Arizona in response to a letter recently
received Offering him lucrative posi-
tion in quartz mill He expects to
send for his family in the spring.
Though Hot Springs has already the
largest number Of fine hotels of any
town or city In the state, the erection Of
another eommodious hostelry on Chica-
go avenue is now contemplated.
The youngsters stockings will be hung
within easy reach of Santa Claus to.
night, and judging from the investments
the old fellow has been making the past
few days, they will all be well filed.
Clerk Of the Courts J. F. Smith was
summoned to appear at Deadwood We'd
nesday, as a witness in civil case that
was being tried there. He went up on
the morning train, laden with records.
The Flynn embezzlement case has
been in progress of trial at Hot Springs
daring this entire week. The last re-
port received at the CHRoNIcLE Office,
stated that the jury was considering the
case.
Messrs. H. A. Albien. ID. Carrigan,
Paul KleemanH, +. j. v. Rutkowski, w.
q. Porter, b. r. Wood, B. M. Tunley
and q. A. Haserodt were all in Hot
Springs the first days of this week at
tending court.
]. L. Fowler. a travelling salesman
representing an Omsha house. was in
Custer last Saturday and sunday. and
during his stay. he recognized in the
person Of B. +. Fowler, who resides near
here, on uncle whom hs had not seen
ior heard Of for twenty years. Both
uncle and nephew were more tran
pleased Ut the meeting, and they parted
with the understanding that II should
not be thslast one,