Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-12-02
SATURDAY, DECEMBER ?, 1898.
Try "our own" break fast bacon and

absence of |. NJ. Donaldson.
The fall term Of circuit court for Fall
River county will be opened at Hot
Springs, next Tuesday, Dec. 5th.
you wise anything in the line Of
holiday goods from an inexpensive toy
to rare and beautiful gift, call at HE'D
epriem's furniture store.
Ed. Kent, Of Hat Creek, is under ar
rest, charged with setting fire TO the
building Of Ferdinand Kurlh, ranchel
residing near Hot Springs.
Try "our own" breakfast bacon and
hams. CRY MARKET.
In the action Of T. V. Garlock VS.. L.
w. Marble, which was noted in last
weeks court report, the amount of dam
ages awarded plaintiff was S5 instead of
$50.
The candy pull given in the dining
room Of the Vienna Hotel by the Ladies
Aid Society of the NJ. +. church, drew a
large crowd, and the affair netted the
society about ten dollars.
Don't make the mistake of buying
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
We would call attention of buyers who
like to patronize home industries to "our
own" hams, bacon and lard, mannfact-
ured in Custer, and for sale at City
Market.
Rev. a. J. Cheeseman. who has been
conducting revival meetings at Ever
green school house for two weeks past,
reports that the services have been
well attended and number of conver-
sions effected.
Hicdpriem 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 Congrational
Church will hold fair and supper Fri
day, Dec. 18TH Persons donating ar.
ticles for sale, viii please leave them at
the parsonage by Wednesday noon.
December 18th.
Mrs. II j. ORR, Prest.
States Attorney Porter informs us that
not a particle Of poision was found in
the stomachs Of the dead Sioblon
children, by the expert who examined
them at Rush Medical College, Chicago
The members of the English History
class enjoyed pleasant diversion from
its regular routine Of study, last We'd
nesday evening. Refreshments were
served and a special literary program
carried out.
Treasurer Tunley has received draft
for $940, Custer county's share of the
state school fund. The apportionment
is 81 to each child of school age, and ac
cording to these figures there are 94C
children attending the schools Of this
county.
Ihave opened general feed store in
the Albien warehouse on Sixth street
and from this time forth will have fol
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.
Probably the finest collection 0!
blooming chrysanthemuns in the city, is
now displayed in the large front window
OF the Custer County Bank Cashier
Delicate has secured variety of the
popular plants, and under his care they
have done wonderfully well.
The 3. & NJ. is operating the old D. c.
narrow gauge road from Deadwood to
Lad. A ncw engine and coaches were
taken up the line Saturday, and trains
were running early Monday Morning
The passenger will make eleven round
trips daily, except on Sunday.
For variety and extent, Heidepriems
assortment of holiday goods cannot be
surpassed He offers for sale thous-
and and one articles suitable for holiday
gifts, which were selected with view
10 accommodating any taste or pock ct
book.
VIM Brown and VIM. Barnaby two
notorious horse thieves, were arrested
in Deadwood few days ago, and turned
over to Sheriff Owens, of Weston county,
Wyo. The men are wanted for stealing
bunch Of horses from near Douglas
and running them down to Newcastle
where they were sold.
Sheriff Willard, with Isaac Ainsley az
deputy, started for Sioux Falls with
Peter McGrath, Tuesday evening Nc
Grath is the man who got away with 9
horse belonging to Frank Peterson, some
time ago. He plead guilty TO the charge
of grand larceny, and will serve year
in the penitentiary.
During the term of court concluded
last Saturday night attachments were
issued for half dozen jurors who resid,
in town, but who failed to put in an ap
pearance when wanted. They were
fined for contempt, and the task of col
lecting the fines was assigned to Sheriff
Willard. In other words the fines wer,
rsmitted.
The first heavy fall of snow of th,
season. occurred on Tuesday of thi
week, the beautiful covering the GROUND
TO the depths Of eight or ten inches
The storm was general in tn,
Hills. though strange to say the quaint
ty Of snow was smaller farther north.
Sam Scott and family, formerly Of
Rapid City. are now located In Custer
and are occupying the McDermott resi-,
dence at the east end of Custer Avenue
Mr.. Scott will engage in the mining
business in this immediate district, and
will throw all Ut his Characteristic en-
ergr and push into the work.