Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-12-09
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1898.
Try "our own" breakfast bacon and

If you wise anything in the line of
holiday goods from an inexpensive toy
to rare and beautiful gift, call at HE'D
epriems furniture store.
Try "our own" break fast bacon and
,hams CRY MARKET.
Postmaster Wood was confined to her
home with severe attack of la grippe,
the first of this week.
Don't make the mistake of buying
holiday goods before you have looked
over my line. You are sure to find Just
what you want and everything will be
sold at reasonable prices at Hiede-
priems
We would call attention of buyers who
like to patronize home industries to "our
own" hams, bacon and lard, manufact-
ured in Custer, and for sale at City
Market.
Jas. Clark closed his meat market the
week, and it will not be re opened until
business undergoes a change for the
better.
Treasurer Tunley is having seven
room cottage erected on his ranch in
the foot hills. The building is to be %
x40, one story high.
Hiedpriem has one Of the largest and
best selected stocks of holiday goods
ever exhibited in Custer City, and
everything goes at hard time prices
The Aid Society of the Congregational
Church will hold a fair and supper Fri.
day, Dec. 18th. Persons donating ar
ticles for sale. will please leave them at
the parsonage by Wednesday noon.
December 18th.
Mrs. II. j. ORR, Prest.
Dr. Crouter (dentist) from Newcastle
will be in Custer from the 18th to the
10th inclusive. All wishing dental SER
vice please call early.
The subject for Sunday mornings dis
course at the NJ. f. church is, "The In
exhaustibleness of Divine Power" The
evening topic is, "The Serpent in the
Wilderness
Ihave opened a general feed store in
the Albien warehouse on Sixth street.
and from this time forth will have for
sale at the lowest market prices, hay, corn,
oats and all kinds of ground feed. So
liciting share Of the public patronage,
l remain, Yours respectfully,
p. II. JOHNSTON & Co.
For variety and extent, Heidepriem's
assortment of holiday goods cannot be
surpassed He offers for sale a thous-
and and one articles suitable FOR holiday
gifts, which were selected with a view
TO accommodating any taste or pocket
book.
]. II. Waterman, B. & M purchas-
ing agent has been in and around Gus
ter for the past two weeks, buying and
shipping out large quantity of lumber
for the company's use.
The Fall River county court calendar
contains seventy civil and five criminal
cases. Judge Gardner will have to do
some more record breaking, if he clears
the docket before the holidays.
Go to Koppelkom & Blain's, the City
Meat Market for home made lard, and
home cured hams and bacon. These
goods are the finest in the land, and are
sold cheaper than those prepared in the
east, and shipped in. Our stock of meats
is always large and complete, but we are
just now making specially of lard and
cured meats.
Koppe.kom & Blain.
Photographer w. r. Cross, of Hot
Springs, will return to Custer, Dec. 10Th.
and for one week from that date he may
be found at the gallery near Dr. Fishers
residence, prepared to make photos.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are making quite elaborate pre-
parations for a fair and supper. to be
given by them on the 18th. The place
will be decided upon and announced
later.
Henry Richardson's lease of the
Vienna Hotel expired last Sunday, and
the house was closed. Mr.. Richardson
and family moving back into the resi-
dence which was occupied by them last
spring.
Ed. Rent, who was arrested in Fall
River county last week, charged with
setting FIRE to a number of buildings
belonging to Rancher Kurth, has been
discharged. as no evidence against him
could be produced.
A special feature of the regular meet
ing of the Custer Epworth League, to be
held tomorrow evening between $50
and 7:30 o'clock. in the M. E. church,
will be talk by Rev. Cheeseman, on
the subject "Billy Bray"
The Junior Er worth Leage Of Custer
will give ten cent social at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Odo Reder, next Mon.
day evening. The little folks are pre-.
paring an interesting program, and
promise to entertain their elders with
something very pleasing. Everyone is
inyited.
The Hot Springs Star says that the
Custer county board of insanity will be
called upon to take action in the case of
Clark Odell, a ranchsr who resides
about ave miles east of Buffalo Gap
For about three months he has had
mental trouble, which has been gradu-
ally increasing. He was brought to the
Springs some time since. but has shown
little or no improvement and he was
taken home yesterday. The board Of
insanity Of Custer county will investi-
gate biz cass In the near future and he
viii dtubtlsss be sent TO Yankton. His
age, ~ ysars) and the nature Of his
give little hope tor his ulti ate
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