Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-03-17
SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1894.
Hay, hay, hay, at Reder's at cost.

manlike manner Custer City, s. d.
Take your cash to Reder's and get
your flour and feed for cost.
A telegram received yesterday from
the AHle Grease company says: 1--WE
will be in Custer Monday or Tuesday,
prepared for business"
Go to Reders and get sack of good
-four for - cents cash.
Prof Carpenter has gone to Whining.
ton, Delaware, on business connected
with the sale of the Swift syndcates S
mines and mill at Deadwood.
Bring your cash and | will sell you
-four and feed for cost.
Odo Reder.
Rev, A. Lyman, of Hot Springs,
preached two sermons in the Congrega-
tional church in this city on sunday
last to the edifcation of large and ap-
preciative audiences.
The first ice cream social of the season
was at the Baptist church on Tuesday
evening. The church was crowded, and
the event was most pronounced sue
cess, socially and financially.
Buffalo Gap special correspondent
is authority FOR the statement, that the
Republican Of that place is about to
change hands Mr.. f. Blachly is said
to be the probable purchaser
The annuul meeting of the Black
Hills Firemen's Association will be held
at Hot Springs on Tuesday, April 3rd
a. which time bids by various towns of
the Hills will be submitted for the 1894
tournament.
Hot Springs is making lively move
in the direction Of the establishment of
street railway. Judging from appear
ances one would be led to the belief,
that the town had been built with that
special metropolitan object in view.
Harry Bayne, who was convicted at
the late term Of the circuit court in this
city upon the charge of stealing cattle.
is now an inmate Of the county Jail,
serving ont his sentence Of 81 days,
ihaving failed to pay his tine and costs.
=, Congregational Church, John J Shing-
Ter, Pastor-Preaching at II a. IN. and
e7;30 p m, Morning sub .ct, The Natur-
al Limitations of Religion" Evening
subject, Vocal Heavens" Sunday
School at 10 a. M and Senior Endeavor
at 6;45 p. IN.
Lead City is making preparations to
receive Coy. Sheldon on the 2ond inst,
as reported bv the Tribune, but as the
Governor has arranged to be here with
Adjutant General Silsby on that day, he
will probably not show up in Lead for a
day or two afterward.
Michael Flynn, Of New castle, Wyo.,
who recently visited Chicago to see his
friend Thomas Griffin, was taken in by
brace of sharpers to the tune Of 1925
cash and two checks on an Omaha bank
amounts not stated. 1t pays very hand
somely, these times, to look little out
when one goes to the big city by the
lake.
DR.. o. Fisher of this city has been
appointed by the commissioner of pen
sions, as examining surgeon. The ap
pointment will give universal satisfac-
ton. ". Blachley. of Buffalo Gap,
and H. Churchill. Of Hermosa, were also
appointed, and with DR.. Fisher will
constitute the examining board for Gus.
ter county.
This is the way the Whitewood Plain
dealer puts it: There is use for cats
and an excuse for dogs circumstances
Justify babies and throw halo of ex-
tenuation about the milkman and the
fishmonger, the "scissy grinder" and the
mender of old umbrellas; but he that
keepeth chickens within the city limits
is utterly without excuse"
NJ. E. Church The subject for the
morning address is Little Preachers
and Great Sermons" The topic for
evening is, "The Mightiest Element of
the Gospel" Sunday School 10 a. m.
Epworth League 6:45 p. M, Miss Carson,
leader. Class Meeting. II m.
ARTHUR j. CHEEsEMAN, Pastor.
Spring plowing was commenced early
in the week by some of the farmers in
this vicinity. G. W. Green, an exten-
siye farmer, residing few miles south
west of this place, reports the soil in
fine condition for the plow, and is look
ing forward with much confidence to
abundant harvests this season.
Mary Yusta, recently tried in the
Lawrence county circuit court upon the
charge Of the murder of Maggie Mo
Dermott, and convicted of the crime Of
manslaughter in the second degree, was
sentenced by Judge Plowman on Mon
day TO serve term of three years and
seven months in the state penitentiary
at Sioux Falls, that being the maximum
term for the commission of the crime
for which she was convicted.
Rev. c. II. Mckee, who has been alb
sent in Oregon for the past two months
upon mission in the interest of his
Baptist chuch of this city, returned on
Tuesday, his efforts having been, in a
measure. success ful, but not SO marked
as they would have been had he re-
NAMED absent another montl,, as in
tended. which intention was necessarily
abandoned by reason of his misfortune
in having been burned out here during
his absence. His congregation and the
people of Custer accorded him most
hearty welcome upon bis return.