Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-18
SATURDAY, MARCH IS, 1898,
Spectacles for young and old at Stones

during the past week.
Yesterday was the Seventeenth oi
Ireland" and the "green" rested patriot
ically on many lapel.
CYRUS w. Cole was over from Key
stone Sunday. He reports everything
as lively as usual at the camp.
A tent and awning man from Omah'
was in Custer Wednesday, and took
number of orders away with him.
MI. Scanlan and John Hodges, o
Hermosa, were in town Monday anC
Tuesday on business connected with th'
McCoud estate.
Mike Rossiter, one Of the Harnel
Peak foremeu, came down from Hill
City Wednesday evening, returning
the next morning,
Rev. Father Cassidy, of Hot Springs
will conduct services at the Catholic
church, in this city, Sunday, March 25th
at 1890 o'clock a. m.
S. r. Shankland accompanied Coy
Sheldon and party to Hot Springs Non
day evening. He returned to Custer
Wednesday morning.
Thos. w. McHoes, editor Of the Mail
was over to Sheridan, Wyo., this week
for the purpose Of organizing lodge o.
the Knights of Labor.
Ifaff1icted with scalp disease, hair fall
ing out, and premature badness, do not
use grease or alcoholic preparations, but
apply Halls Hair Remover
G. r. Frink has completed the plaster
ing of A. c. Davis new house, in the
northwestern part of town, and the cozy
residence is nearly ready for occupancy.
Odo Reder has opened up large
stock of groceries in the Van Devort
warehouse, and expects to supply his
employees and saw mill men in the
future.
A B. & NJ. work train and large
force of men have been in the park
north of town during the past week,
widening out the cuts and building up
the roaa Osa-
J. e. and G. w. Pitcher, aud W. J
Thornby went up to Deadwood Sunda,
afternoon to meet Gov. sheldon. The!
returned with the governors part!
Monday evening.
w. NJ. Alexander returned from tn,
east Monday morning. While on thi
last trip Will was taken suddenly an,
quite seriously i'll, and was confined t,
his room for time.
The Baptist people of Custer gave ;
public supper at the home of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Cor. Reder, Tuesday evening The
attendance was large, and the repas
served was very fine.
DIR. w. f. Crouter, the Newcastle
dentist, has been in town the greater
part of this week. Rev. c. II. McKee's
residence has been the doctors place o
business during his stay here.
N. Greeley Harvey has been in Tho
city during the past week looking W
purchasers of the International ency
ciopedia. The old gentleman is GER
tainly "on to his job," as the saying is.
A party was given to fourteen of th'
young people of Custer, at the home o
Misses Grace and Ola Johnesse, We'd
nesday evening. The usual amusement
were provided and refreshments served
Mrs. P. O'Brien, accompanied by he
two children, arrived in this city from
Denver yesterday morning, and will
visit for three or four weeks with hel
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. C. S
Johnston.
The brick walls of Lakes new build
ing would have been going up thit
week, had the weather permitted. A.
it is, plenty material is now on tho
ground and the first fair day will SEE
work commenced.
w. A. Smith, through his attorneys
w. G. Porter and B. r. Wood, has com,
menced suit to recover the two thousand
dollars insurance which he carried on
his stock of goods. destroyed by the fire
Of Christmas morning.
Mrs. Shankland's new stock, Just re
ceived, embraces everything in the line
Of millinery, and also includes variety
of articles in the line of ladies wear, ant
fancy goods. The ladies of Custer ant
vicinity are respectfully invited to give
her an early call.
have used Ayers Hair Vigor for ,
number of years, and it has always giver
me satisfaction. It is an excellent dress
ing, prevents the hair from turning gray
insures its vigorous growth, and keeps
the scalp white and clean.--Mary A
Jackson, Salem, Mass.
March to search" is the old adage
1t searches out any weakness of the sys
tenn, resulting from impure blood. Those
who use Ayers SarsapariIla find March
no moro searching or even disagreeabls
than any other month. This medicine
10 q wonderful invigorator.
A car load of iron to be used jr the
construction of the ID. & w. railroad has
been received at Rapid, and once more
the citizens Of that city are encouraged
over the prospect that the road will
soon be completed. Their faith and
patience merit such reward.
Mrs. shankland has just received tho
largest and most attractive stock of
spring millinery ever brought to Custer.
Call and see the new STYLES and you viii
be charmed with their elegance and
beauty and surprised at the low figure
she has placed upon them.