Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-12-23
SATURDAY. DECEMBER %, 1898.
Go to Stark westher's for -four & feed


Try "our own" break fast bacon and
hams. CITY MARKET.
Fhe old b. & NJ. chop house, now oc-
cupied by the Denney restaurant, was
newly papered and otherwise repaired
this week.
If you wise anything in the line Of
holiday goods from an inexpensive toy
to a rare and beautiful gift, call at HE'D
epriem's furniture store.
J. w. Fowler and VIM. Duff Havnie.
Of Rapid City, have established part
nership for the practice of law, and
have opened an office in Deadwood.
Mr. Fowler will remain at Rapid and
his partner will remove to Dendwood.
Try "our own" breakfast bacon and
hams CtTY MARTET
On Tuesday Of this week, the store of
?. ID. Darby, at Fairburu, this county,
was destroyed by fire. The store was
occupied with grocery stock and the
postoffice, and both Mr.. Darby and the
government are quite heavy losers by
the conhagration.
Don't make the mistake of buving
holiday goods before you have looked
over my line. You are sure to find lust
what you want and everything will be
sold at reasonable prices at Hiede-
priem's
Rev. J. B. earns, superintendent Of
preached interesting sermons at the NJ.
Z. church in this city, last Saturday
evening. and Sunday morning and even.
ing. He departed for home by Monday
mornings train.
We would call attention of buyers who
like TO patronize home industries to "our
own" hams, bacon and lard, manufact.
ured III Custer, and for sale at CITY
Market.
smoky" Hatch, cook at the Soldiers
Home, conidenced an old veteran out
of his pension money and attempte to
skip the country. the early part Of this
week. Sheriff Blakey, Of Fall River
county, went after the fellow, and cap
tured him with most Of the money at
Line Pine.
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 weather of the past week has
been more like that which the residents
Of this section Of country are accustonl-
ed to at this time of the year. The days
have been bright, the temperature COM
forta6ly high, and the atmosphere cur
rents have been more zephyr-like than
they were for a week or two.
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 a share of the public patronage, |
remain, Yours respectfully,
P. n. JOHNSTON & Co.
The Hot Springs Daily Star reports
the birth of baby girl weighing 2ot
pounds. The parents, SO says the Star,
are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson.
All previous records are demolished at
one fell blow, and the hot water resorts
title to the entire bakery will not be
contested.
For variety and extent, Heidepriem's
fsortment of holiday goods cannot be
lrpassed He offers for sale a thous.
bd and one articles suitable for holiday
fits. which were selected with a view
% odating any taste or pocket
book.
The creditors of the D. & w. r. r.
Co. have accepted the proposition re-
Gently made them. and the prime mov-
ers in the enterprise will be given an
other opportunity to finish the line to
Mystic. the junction with the B. & NJ.
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 speciality of lard and
cured meats.
Koppe.kom & Blain.
Commencing with Tuesday evening.
Jan. 2, Rev. J. J. Shingler will conduct
popular religious services in the build
ing two doors west Of the Kleemann
House. Rev. Shingler's well known
ability to interest his audiences, and the
promise Of good singing, will undoubt-
edly prove very attractive to the pub
lie.
Bailey & Co., are now located in their
new quarters on the corner Of Custer
Avenue and Sixth street. The main
room of the new building is commodi-
Gus and finely finished, and is an ele-
CANT place in which to carry on busi-
ness. Mr.. Bailey and his clerks have
been kept busy the past week getting
things into their proper places.
The M. E. Sunday School will give its
Christmas exercise, q cantata, entitled
"Waiting for Santa Claus" in court
house hall this evening. The exercise
is said to be very fine, and the partici-
pants have worked very hard to make
the entertainment success. An ad.
mission fee OF 10 cents will be charged
TO defray the expenses incurred in SO
curing costumes, etc.
On Monday morning from the United
States Fish commissions car, Hon. M.
J. Scanlan received fve hundred young
trout They were deposited In Battle
River, Squaw creek, French creek and
Beaver creek. II is established beyond
doubt that trout viii live in the creeks
Of the Hills. Three years ago some
trout were planted in Squaw creek near
Frank Bender's and this fall trout
Weighing thres-fourths Of . pound have
BEEN taksn out Who knows but this
hills country may become the great pis-
eakorial resort Of the northwest. that 10.