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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-08-12
0nventfon az Fairburn, August 26th.

The First National Bank of Hot
Springs has so far been unable TO re-
sumo and a request for the appointment
Of receiver has been made. This turn
in the affairs of the institution is a great
disappointment to the citizens Of the
Springs.
On Saturday, the 9Th inst, V. f
Prentice, the well known real estate
dealer of Hot Springs, made a voluntary
assignment to f. c. Canaldson, Of Madi-
son, Wis, and H. w. Carter, of Chicago
His assets are estimated at So, 500, and
his liabilities at S59,474.
A meeting of the Black Hills wheel.
men will be held at Deadwcod to-mor.
row for the purpose of organizing a
wheelemen's association. If a strong
and prosperous organization can be eff
fected it is very likely that a tourna-
ment will be arranged for some time
this fall.
The preliminary examination of Geo.
Whittecar, the young man who was
charged with the larceny of a satchel
and contents, owned by Oscar Jacobson,
occurred before Justice Wells in the
office of the states attorney, on Friday
afternoon Of last weeks. After the ex-
animation of several witnesses the case
was dismissed upon motion Of the de-
PENDANTS attorney, H. D. Reynolds.
A letter written by Jos. f. Pitcher, at
Chicago, to his brother, c. w. Pitcher, of
this place, states that the directors of
the worlds fair have re-instated J. II.
Thornby as squad inspector, and that
his pay was continued from the date of
his suspension. Mr.. Thornby's Custer
friends will be pleased to know that he
was not made to suffer for doing his
duty.
A comes from the stock ranges
north Of the Hills to the effect that
Stevenson Bros, well known stock men,
have been ordered TO leave the country
if they value their lives. 1t is said that
this firm is regarded with suspicion by
the other stockmen of that section, and
that last Saturday night a mob of men
in disguise waited upon them, and i'm
parted the information alluded TO above.
The last report received was that the
Stevenson's we're packing up and pre-
pairing to move out.
Judging from the newspaper accounts
ofthis years assembly of the Black Hills
Chautauqua, it has been no more of a
financial success than it was last year.
and there are prospects that the next
meeting will not be held at the Springs.
The citizens OF that place are making a
great effort to make up the deficiency,
and the Chautaugua management has
appointed a committee to investigate
and report upon the ACCESSIBILITY of re-
moving the headquarters of the organi-
zation TO some other Black Hills point.
F. E. Johnesse, who went from this
place to HALEY, Idaho. several months
ago, writes his Custer relatives that he
has invented an improved valve for use
on . steam engine, and he has made q
fortunate disposal ola one-third interest
u. HALEY parties are the purchasers.
They pay him mi thousand dollars
down, and put up the cash to pay the
expenses OF . trip TO the east where
models viii be perfected and the patent
Frank's intimate friends. have
regarded him - . natural
nschssic. and al his acQuaintancaS are
,lsass4ito know that his efforts AZ an
uysntor have ut last been rewarded
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-08-12

The race between ID. +. Slopes horse
and q. +. Frink, which was arranged to
come off the latter part Of this month,
occurred last Saturday afternoon, the
interested parties having agreed to a
change Of date and a reduction of the
distance. Under the last agreement the
horse was to run a quarter of a mile
while Frink was to run an eighth, the
latter to start from a point half way be-
tween the score and the outcome. Up
per Custer Avenue was selected as the
ground for the contest, and it took place
a ew minutes before 5 o'clock, Frink
winning without any apparent exertion.
After an hours delay man and horse
were started by pistol shot, and the
crowd, after holding its breath for an
instant, let it out with an exclamation
Of surprise. The horse could not be
urged into a gait faster than a quick
gallop, and the man, after looking back
severa! times, trotted across the score a
hundred feet or more in the lead. The
horse was young and unframed and
evidently didn't know how to rum. The
race was witnessed by two or three hun
dred persons, who were considerably
disappointed by the absence of excite
ment from all stages of the contest, but
it didn't cost anything to see it, and no
one has any cause for kicking, unless it
is the losers. Very little betting was
done, Frink being a decided favorite,
and two to M bets were freely offered,
but takers were scarce.
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Whereas, stephen McilOes and Laura !. Nc
Hoes, ri, wife. did, on the End day OF October,
1880. e ecute - W. j.. Bowdrn, a mptlgagr on
the Southeast Quarter OF section "a. IN township
q. south of rang" Z, east Of the Black nils Meri-
dian, containing 100 acres, situated III custer
County, South Dakota, to secure The payment of
SI5.0D, with Interest thereon al the rate oil ten
per cent per annun after maturity, and
Whereas, default has been made In the pay
ment of the principal and interest due thereon.
aud tiiCrC is ROW dHe thereon al tac date OF this
nDiice. The sum Of sb5.43.
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given that the
said MORTGAGE viii he foreclOsed Ia satisfy the
amount due, together with attorneys fees, costs
ahd expenses 81 sale aS provided ln SAID mort,
gage. by the sale of the said moitgagcd
premises. AT public auction 10 the front
door of the Conri iIousc in the city Of Custer
CITY, Custer County, S0tlh Dakota, on Monday,
ne iNh dag of AUGUST, 1923. at ten O'Clock a. m.
Of said day.
Dated june 18th, 1893.
W. j. BOWDEN, Mortgage,
A. VI. WILLARD,
Sheriff Of Custer County, =. ID,
JnHN ". WILSON, Attorney for MOItgiScc.
First publication, July ~, 1898.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-08-12

On Saturday, June 18th, and every
Saturday thereafter, until and including
October 18th, 1898. | will sell round trip
tickets 20 Hot Springs at one fare for the
round trip. Tickets will be limited to
return the following Tuesday after date
Of sale. S. j. ELLIOTT,
AT. Is, 4 VI. Ry
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a Remarkable euro OF Dlar-hooa.

l recently cured seven cases OF diar-
rhoca with II small bottle of Chamber
iain's Collie, Cholera and Diairhoea
Remedy. | can say it il the best diar-
| rhoea medicine | ever used. IL. NJ. Me.
| ionaid. Druggist Ia Grange, Lenoir Co,
| y. G. For sale Dv druggists.
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@. A. WOOD, County AUDITOR.


CUSTER Cry, :. d., July %, 1893.
Board In session pursuant TO adjourn
ment.
Present: All members of the board
and county auditor.
Bill Of I. V. Garlock for bolts
and spikes for county bridge.
allowed on county bridge fund : - so
Bill Of I. Y. Garlock for clevises
for road scraper. allowed on
road district No. ! fnd"...... 20
Bill OF I. V. Garlock for spikes,
allowed on road district No.
q fund,.".".."."..."...... -. %
Bill of Il. Y. Garlock for hard
ware, allowed Oh road district
No. q fund ..."."."."...". 3 %
Bill of Paul Kleemann, board
and lodging witnesses in Mes
senger ease, allowed on
~ general fund....".... ...... 5 80
Bill Of Fred ffcidepriem, mer-
chandise. (by order Of circuit
court itemizcd, allowed on
county general fund"."".... Az 81
Bill Of +. NJ. Cox, for clearing
out Spearip cellar, by order of
Board Of Health, allowed on
county general fund """....". 10 90
Bill OF Oliver Fisher. medical
attendance OF county charge
r"n 9 rail- Observation-Disclosures D. s@
Bill of Geo. i. Frink, services
as guard ut county jail, from
! MAY Ssh 10 2Sth. 1899, 90 days,
at 81 per day, allowed on
county general fund ..."...." ~ 90
Bill of ". W. Odds, for services
as bailiG during May term cir
clit court, II days and four
nights, at - per day, allowed
on county general fund ....,.. 30 U0
Bill Of Geo. +. ftink for days
services as guard, at - per
day, allowed "a county geu-
erat mnd..........,."".."". > W
Bill of Charles T.. Garfield. for
taking up bodies Of SlobIum
children and re- buryiuG same,
by order Of county coroner,
allowed on county gvnl inhd D 90
Bill Of &. L. Gary, Tor team and
buggy, use of member OF board
of Insanity in EowGen case,
allowed on count genl ilnd q 90
Bill Of of 4. NJ. Willard, county
sheriff, for postage, o rent
and kilograms III Boss case,
allowed on comfy sink'g Gund . 10
Bin Of Alfred johnson, repair
ing doors, setting pump aud
making platform for well in
court house yard, itemized,
allowed on county genl fund ~ 80
Bill of Walter >. l%laines, Prot.
of chemistry and t~oxicology,
for examination of stOmaCiis
for poison, as per contract
with cOuIty %coruner, allowed
ON county general iund",".... 2oU %
BIZ of Ed. l.. Grantham, for
taking testimony III case of
Harness VI. Harness, tran
script OF testimony ANA mud
ing,, allowed on county gen
erdi fund ~ %
Bill Of Ell. l.. G%ranlham, day
attendance j. VI. Lewis jus
ticc court, services aa StenO-
praDhrr ami for transcript
filed. allowed ON comfy gen
eral fund ....... ....... .."...". 80
Bill DIED. l.. Granih4m, services
as steHogrdphrr IA Justice
Wells court, case Of State Us
Upton. $1,000. reduced TO and
aIlvNsn ~ onita 80 xunn r.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-08-12

A CHRONICLE representative visited
Sylvan lake a few days ago, for the first
time since work was commenced on the
hotel which is being erected by the
company. The four story structure is
entirely enclosed, and the painting Of
the exterior is now being done. The
site chosen for it-a few feet TO the right
OF the dam as you approach the lake
from the roads the finest one on the
property, and the view from the win
dows and verandas will be simply
magnificent. When the lake bed is
flied again, the water will nearly reach
the front and north side Of the hotel,
and a more pleasant resort than this
will be when all is completed, car hard
~ be imagined.
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county general fuid"."... zee. o2u1D
The resignation of Thomas r. ToRd,
j. p, Fairburn, is hereby accepted.
The official bond of George L. Upton,
justice Of the peace town of iicruiosai is
hereby approved.
Bill of F.. G. Ayrcs, for transpor-
tation Of thee witnesses in
case OF State vs.. George Mes
senGer, SIC 20, is hereby dis
allowed "......"."
Bill of Andrew Mills, for ear
penter WORK and lumber, max
ing cases and improvements
in vaults. itemized, reduced
from $500 to 5000 and al
lowed on general fund -..-... go 90
Bill OF A. NJ. Willard, sheriff.
for expenses in reqnisiiion RI.
\. Boss, ilemized, Sl45 %.
presented. Notion t disll-
low SAID bill carried. &. A.
Iaserodt and Peter Peterson
voting IN the affirmative, and
w. q. Cubberl. voting in the
negative
On requisition of Clerk Of Courts j. +.
Smith, board proceeded to select 80
names for jurors from the tax list Of
1892, to complete the list of 200 names
now on file in the Office of clerk Of
courts.
Bill of DR.. Oliver Fisher for
post mortem examination of
the Sjoblon children, allow
ed OH county general funds 100 90
Bill Of DIR. IL. j. Churchill for
visit to sjoblom child medical
attendance, IN be-
fore corone inquest and pot
mortem examination. children
of Sjoblom, ilemized, allowed
on county general fund ........ 81 30
The t%reasnrer's and auditors books
this day examined and found correct.
The annual exhibit of treasurer aud
auditor of the financial standing Of the
county date OF July LIST, 1898, received,
and 1t is hereby ordered that the said
report be published in the three official
newspapers of the county.
The following county warrants were
destroyed under sections $50 and 500,
political code of 1887:
Frederick Suits, July IL, 1875 90
Mrs. Suits, July IL, 1887 ........ 90
Irving Downing, July IL. 1887. l 60
Joseph Thomas, July IL, 1857. 4 90
Cash bill OF A. M. Willard, of $i4Ss55 |
disallowed by board, and amended by
said Willard to read $685. %, is hereby
disallowed by same as previous vote.
The county Jail inspected and found
neat and orderly, and prisoners have no
complaint to make as to their treatment. |
Bill Of {. A. Wood, county au-
ditor. for making transcripts
of commissioners proceedings
Of March. April. May and
July sessions, $1,000 words
each, 5000 words, at 10 cts
per hundred word allowed
on county general fund as pro
vided by section 500, compiled
laws Of lSS7."..-.....~..... 81 so
Bill of A. j. Mills, which was
reduced by board, reconsid-
cred, and allowed in full on
county general fund.......... 70 90
Bill of c. A. Haserodt, for SER
vices as county commissioner,
8 days, and on board Of equal
~ization, 8 days. at SIS per day,
and mileage, allowed on coun-
ty general fund ......... IS 10
Bill of w. q. Cubberly, same
service and mileage......... IS 80
Bill of Peter Peterson, same
same service and mileage. r.. 90 90
Board adjourned to meet Sept. 4th,
1898. for the purpose of making tax
eyy for year 1893. and for transactinR
Iuch other business as may come before
hem.
G. A. HAsERoDr, Chairman.
C., A. WooD. Co. Auditor.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-08-12
Strayad or stolan-

From Custer City, on or about the 10th
day Of July. 1893, 9 heavy built bay
horse, weighing about 1907 pounds
branded N on lef shoulder. Any per-
son who will give me information O. TO
the whereabouts Of the horse win be
suitably rewarded.
w. W Olas
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Here's Your Worlds Fair Opportunity

Rates cut in two
On and after Tuesday, August LIST, the
Burlington Route will sell round trip
tickets to Chicago with a return limit
Of thirty days at the regular one-way
rate plus two dollars.
One.way tickets on sale at correspond.
ingly low rates.
Tickets sold at rates indicated above
are free from restrictions of any kind
and entile holders to the fullest enjoy
r,ent ofthe Burlington spperior SER
vice.
See the local agent and orange to
make that long-plannsd trip to Chicago.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-08-12

Wednesday afternoon last, less than a
week after Odo i,edcr's planning mill
Mas wiped cut Of existence, the whistle
Of another engine Was heard nj the
scene Of the fire. Mr.. Rcdcr was rushed
with work AT he time his mill Was
burned. and only IA few moments after
the tidings Of the conf tgration were
conveyed to him he was laying his
plans for the erection Of another mill.
He has already secured from his brother,
Theodore Reder, the engine and other
machinery which were out at Sylvan
Lake, and with IA mill thus equipped he
will dispose Of the business now on
hand, Later Oh he will put up a neN
one in every way superior TO the one
which was burned, and will equip it
with improved machinery.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-08-12
For Sale or Rent

A ive-room dwelling house with im-
proponents, For further particulars
apply at this Office.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-08-12

Ateschsrs examination will be held
at the school house 1t Custer on Friday,
Sept. lst, 1898
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-08-12

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
CrATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA. SEVENTH
- Judicial Circuit, -. In the Circuit Court
within and for Custer County.
John L.. Farweif, Plaintiff,
".
Martha T.. BUNS, Widow Of
James y. Burns, Deceased;
William NJ. Burns, Mana VI.
Burns, and Scna Burns. Minor
Children Of James H.. Barns,
Deceased, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that BY virtue of a iudg.
mcnt of foreclosure and sal" in the above entitled
action on the 18th day Of May, A. ID. 1893, aud an
execution Issued upon said Judgment. the sub.
scriber, A.. VI, Willard, Sheriff Of Custer County,
state OF Sonth Dakota, for that purpose appoint
Ell. VIII sell at public Auction NJ the front door
Of The Court House In the city OF Custer, County
OF Custer. and State of South Dakota. on We'd
nesday, September 18th, 1899, at II O'Clock In the
forenoon OF that day the real estate aud mort
gagged premises situated IN the County of Custer.
and state o. South Dakota and directed In said
described as follows:
The South half Of the Northwest quarter. aud
the North half OF the Southwest quarter of Sec
ton Number Thirteen u3l. IN Township Num-
her -Four ~. South Of Range Number Seven 90,
East OF The Black Hills Meridian. Also the
South half Of the Southeast quarter, and the
East half Of the Southwest q,Glrter Of Section
Number Twelve az, in Township Four f4l South
Of Range Seven "a. East of the Black Hills Mcri-
dian, containing $40 acres of land, or so much
ment and costs, amounting ia all 10 Nineteen
Hundred Ninety-eight Dollars and Fifty Cents,
with interest thereon from the date of said judg-
nseiit, and all accrutng costs OF sale.
Dated Custer, South Dakota, August 4th, 1898.
A. NJ. WILLARD,
Sheriff of Custer County, y. ID.
Sd. PARSONS, ttainn1's Attorney.
First publication, Aug. i2, 1893.
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and State VS.. Geo. Messenger Is 90
Odo Reder. for $500 feet lumber
for county bridge. ut - per
thousand, allowed on county
bridge fund. ...."...."..." AZ 81
Mark Thomas is hereby appointed road
supervisor for road district No. 7.
Board adjourned to meet on Saturday,
July 22d, 1898, at . a. NJ.
&. a. HAsERoDT, Chairman.
Attest
&. A. WcoD, County Auditor.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-08-12
DO YOU KEEP 1T IN THE HOUSE,
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PAIN x ILLER
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Morbus and all Bowel Complaints.
PRICE. $50, 500, and 800 A BOTTLE.
WORK FOR us

. few days, and you will be startled nj the upex-
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$4,000 profit IN S75 90 worth af business n
being easily and honorably made by and paid 70
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All beginners succeed ffandly, and more than
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which was concentrated on one partic-
ular part of the second story floor was
too much for the timbers which sup
ported it and they give way. Fortu-
nately for the occupants ofthe lodge room
the broken supports lodged against the
walls, and the floor did not drop more
than fourteen inches. All the occu.
pants Of the building were considerably
startled, but no n was injured. The
floor dropped with a noise like the ex-
plosion of dynamite and the report was
heard u mile away.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-08-12

A display Of aurora borealis, more
brilliant than that of month ago, was
witnessed last Sunday night, between
nine o'clock and midnight. About the
hour first mentioned a narrow but very
bright shaft Of light shot up from the
northwest horizon, aud until nearly ten
o'clock continued the most striking
feature of the display. The movement
across the sky Of narrow bands of soft
creamy light, which was noticed on the
other occasion alluded TO, n repeated
Sunday night, aud all along the horizon
Of the northern sky the brilliant colors
Of the aurora flashed for hours.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-08-12

oI custer CITY. IN the county Of Custer and state
Of south Dakota. on the 18Th day Of September,
A. ID. 1895, AZ O'Clock p. N. Of that day, To salts,
~ said judgment, with interest aud costs there
on, ANA the costs and Expenses Of such sale, or
SO much thereof rs the proceeds of such sale ap.
llirablc thereto will satisfy. The premises 10 be
sold rs aforesaid pursuant 10 said Judgment and
decree, ahd to said writ, and 20 this notice, are
described In said judgment, decree and writ, rs
follows. tO.vit:
The Southeast quarter Is. L. -, the South
tAit u the Northeast quarter 6 q y T. IA the
Southeast quarter .: the Northwest: quarter -
! W -, and the Northeast quarter of the
northwest quarter u EM ) w ~ OF section
Twenty-nlnp IZ) in Township Three (3), South
OF Range Elcycn ~, Fast of the Black HIS
Meridian, and containing (}2O) Three Hundred
anu Twenty acres, more OF less, according TO
government survey.
ALBERT VI. WILLARD,
Sheriff of Custer County, ). ID.
John IL. WILSON, Atty for PlainiiH.
First publication. AngiiSt ". lSl3.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of County Commission
ers of Custer County, 8. ID.


CUSTER CRY, :. d., July 81, 1893.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment.
Present: All members of the board
and county auditor.
VIM. A. Mills, labor On highway
self and team MS per bill item
lied, road dist. No. IL, allow'd 5 8 90
Seaman & Monaghan, road
scraper and tools furnished to
road dist. No. 10, allowed on
road dist. No. 10 fund. ......." IL 80
Chas. Miller, road pillow district
No. 10, allowed OF road fund
district No. l9.,..... ...."."..... 10 50
l.. +. Mills, supervisor road dis
trict No. II, labor on highway
district No, II, as per itemiz-
cd bill, allowed on road dis
trict No. II fund ....... ........" "A Al
A. d Griffith, labor on high
( way, road dist. No. 10, as per
itemized bill, allowed on road
dist. No. 10 fund ...."....".." II 0d
The following bills allowed on county
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+. j. V. Rutkowski, c. w. Pitcher and
l.. ii. Flynn, the three Custer gentle
men who assisted in the institution Of a
K. Z. lodge at Cambria, Wyo, last Sat
urday night, arrived home Sunday
evening, and unanimously report a very
ENJOYABLE trip. The Cambria lodge was
organized with a membership of fifty,
the Custer delegation taking a conspicu-
Gus part IA the ceremonies. The work
vas continued the greater part Of the
and about 3 O'Clock Sunday morn
ng an accident occurred which for a
ime interfered with its progress. The
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OF SALE.

Notice IL hereby giycti, that b. virtue Of 4
Judgment and decree Ia foreclosure, rendered
AMI given by the tircnit Court Of the seventh
Judicial Circuit. In and for me County OF Caster
ana State of South DakOta, aud entered ana
duckctcd ~ the once 0i the tlrih 0i sitid tOuEt
IN and for sand Comfy, Oh Tic 9n daT ot August,
1895. Ia an action Wncrein Ihc western Dl-
koti Loan 4 Trdst Company. a corporation,
is plaintiff, aud Alfred Is. Hart aud Amor J..
Hart are defendants. In favor Of SAID plaintiff
and against the said defendants Alfred 4. Hart
and Amor l. Hart, for Inc suil oi StJ3.2l. Which
Judgment and decree among other Thugs direct
ct the sale hy ne at tie real estate hereinafter
described, 81 satisfy iie amount vi said iudg-
meat, with iater"s. thereon atd the casts aud
expenses of such sale, or 50 iuuCll thereof as the
proceeds Of such sale appiical,ic thereto WI
sati;fy. And nv virtue Ui y VIII 10 no issued
ON Of the Office OF the clerk % SAID couft Ia and
for said county Of Custer, aud under the seal OF
said court, directing me 10 sell said real proper
- ,,tg.t,atI IA g4bI b4IyttstI gfut tssl44- 4 AL.