Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-09-24
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1892
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Becham's pills.
The first rain for several weeks fell
last Monday evening. 1t was a light
one.
.. F. Shope has been in Cascade this
week, looking after some of his building
contracts.
A new barn is being put up on the
McKirahan property, below the B. & NJ.
tracks, this week.
Hon. Jas. Z Baldwin, Of Hill City,
was in Custer Tuesday, looking after
some business matters.
The winter term Of the State School
of Mines. commences at Rapid City,
next Wednesday. Sept. 2Sth.
J. n. Granger, who had been here on
a visit TO his sou, departed for his
Michigan home Wednesday evening.
w. w. Odds and S. d. Porter drove up
TO the Bald Mountain country this week
TO look after some mining properties.
The Nonpareh Chautauqua Circle
which 1ourished in Custer last fall and
winter, will be re.organized about Oct
LIST.
Ed. Towns, the genial representative
955 5aasns sop new SfAIeesgrnsi wasjn Custer
We understand that DR. Oliver Fishe,
has purchased the dwelling house jus
below the tracks on Eighth street, O
Chas. Porath, and intends to move into
il soon.
Mrs. ]. c. Sanders, who accompanied
the dramatic club on its tour of the
Hills, remained in Deadwood through
this week, the guest Mrs. of Keith, of the
Keystone.
A Harrison and Reid club was ogan.
lied at Four Mile Wednesday evening.
1t starts out with a long list of members
and promises 10 be one of the largest in
the county.
M. Z. Church services-Sunday school
at 10 a. Preaching IL a. m, subject,
THE unfolding Of the true Christian
Life" Evening service, 8 p. m, Goods
Infinite Love-"
Herbert Fitch, brother Of S. n. Fitch,
Of this place, who has been visiting here
during the past two or three weeks, de-
parted Saturday evening for his home
in the empire state.
ID. F. Shope is making many improve.
ments on his residence property, on
Sixth street. The grounds are being
graded up, and a new picket fence is to
he built around them.
Messrs. ~Shambaugh and Baker, OF
Sturgis, drove down to Custer, accom-
panied by their families, this week.
They are provided with a complete
camping outfit and will rusticate at the
lake for q week.
Miss Rose, of Hill City, who accom-.
panied the dramatic company on its
tour through the Hills, furnishing the
instrumental music for each entertain
ment, returned to her home by Monday
mornings train.
The weather these days is delightful,
though a trife warmer than is naturally
expected the latter part of September.
Between the hours of l q q. M. and 2 d.
IN. mercury mounts almost as high as it
did in midsummer.
The republican club of this city Is in
a healthy and growing condition. 1t
has fifty-three anne on the men,
bership list. and fifteen or twenty more
have signiAed their intention Of joining
ut their earliest opportunity.
Peter Koppelkom and ]. E. Blaine
have purchased the butcher business OF
the late j. A. Dodds, and will conduct il
at the old stand next door to NJ. j. Bar
ley & Co. Mrs. Dodds will open n
bakery at the old b. & NJ. chop house.
Rev. Father Santerre, recently sta
toned at Hill City, was in town Tues
day and Wednesday, calling on the
Catholic people Of Custer. He left word
that he would hold services here the
first Sunday In each month, and that the
erection of a church would be COM
msnced in the near future.
Mrs. Fl. A. Washbnrn. Of Mitchell,
South Dakota, wife Of the late Major
washburn, so we'll known all over the
state, has been in Custer this week
taking orders for a history of the Da-
kotas. The book is written in Q very
entertaining style, and the lady succeed
ed in disposing Of large number, not
withdrawing the assurance she received
from some Of the good people of Hill
City that "Custer was dead, and she
couldn't sell q book"
For dyspepsia and liver complaint
you have q printed guarantee on every
bottle OF shiioh's vitaIiser. 1t never
fails to cure. For sale by G. w. Hitch
cock.