Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-11-26
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1892
Mrs. Shankland's for fall millinery.

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A Nasal Injector free with each bottle
Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint
YOU have a printed guarantee on every
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Geek.
fIo Traveller, take Beecham's pills
with you.
Mrs. Ed. Rogers is visiting with rela-
tives at Hill City this week.
Sheriff Wood went north on official
business, Saturday morning.
T. w. Crane, of Hot Springs, was in
Gown yesterday on court business.
Il I. Van Devort, OF Sioux CITY, was
shaking hand with old Custer friends
this week.
Frank Walsh went down to the
Springs Saturday evening, returning
Sunday morning.
d. Fitzgerald, John J. Cagney and
Chales NJ. McClare, Of Lincoln, Neb..
were in Custer yesterday.
Capt. A. NJ. Willard returned last
evening from a two weeks visit with old
friends in the northern Hills.
A Gov belonging to o. d. Barnhart Of
.his city, was run over and billed by the
regular freight last Saturday afternoon.
Sheriff Wood was taken sick during
this weeks session of court. and for a
day or two was unable to be on hand.
Clyde Grifis, who has been out on the
range during the past summer and fall.
returned to his home in Custer this
week.
Engineers Gillette and Swan depart
ed for the northern Hills by rail Sunday
morning, after a two days s%ojourn with
Custer friends.
Judge c. f. Smith and family remov-
ed this week from their residence on
Custer Avenue, to the house recently
vacated by DR.. j. Is. Maple.
Senator elect w. J. Thornby came up
from Hermosa. Wednesday evening. to
eat his Thanksgiving turkey with the
family of his sister, Mrs. ]. L. "ilcher
B. F. Fowler, one of the successful
hunters of these parts, brought in a big
load of venison Saturday. The deer
were in prime condition and found
ready sale.
The Tuesday morning passenger train
was two hours late. Judge Gardner
and a number of attorneys were aboard,
and as a consequence court vas not con.
vcnned until afternoon.
Miss Grace S%quires, the young lady
friend of Mrs. DR.. Fisher. who has been
visiting with her during the past two or
three months, departed for her home at
Otoe, Iowa, last week.
Jas A. Reynolds, one of the grand
jurors, didn't show up at 5 o'clock Tues
day evening. in compliance with the
order Of court. and in consequence was
reprimanded and fined $40.
The Thanksgiving ball given by the
X. Ps a: Garlock's Opera House Thanks
giving evening VAS well attended, and
like all the Pythian entertainments, was
a decided social success.
IL. V. Lewis and W. w Odds went
up to Deadwood Sunday morning to in.
spect the mining properties in which
they are jointly interested. They re-
turned to Custer Monday evening.
Thanksgiving Day was one of the
balmiest, pleasantest days of the season,
but a cold wind sprang up from the
northeast about nightfall, and the fol-
ioaing mosn;ag al Incl, Or more of
Sfcw c5ys.S1 The ground.
Mrs. L. G. Weir fell from a second
story landing, to the floor be low, at her
residence in this city, u few days ago,
sustaining injuries. the most serious Of
which war a sprained ankle. which will
trouble her for some time.
Rev. ID. w. Tracy conducted union
Thanksgiving services at the Baptist
church Thursday morning. His
sermon was one Of characteristic force
and earnestness, and was listened to
with interest by a large congregation.
}. c. Spencer, of Newcastle. and Mr..
and Mrs. ID. b. Gardner, OF Chicago, ar
rived In Custer by last Saturday morn
ing's train. and passed several days here,
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. C.
Crary. Mrs. Gardner 10 Mr.. Spencer's
sister.
Tom Cartwright. the champion of the
colored sIuggers Of the Hills, and Bud
Mills, OF Omaha. also colored, fought to
q finish at Deadwood, last Saturday
night. Mills knocked his opponent out
in the nineteenth round, and won the
500 purse.
A brilliant meteoric display In the
western heavens was witnessed by q
number OF Custer people Wednesday
evening. Twenty-Five or thirty sLnct-
Ing starr, or meteors were counted In
less than Ave minutes shortly after
seven o'clock.
The Rev. Geo. a. Thayer. bourbon, Of
snd7 " nsosn usyssis ana vie =
p3fsale By 6. ". Hitchcock.
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