Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-02
JUNE ., 1894.
Hay, hay, hay, at Reder's at cost.

Hot Springs will terminate this even
ing.
Go to Reder's and get a sack of good
flour for IS cents cash.
The convention of the Association of
the Epworth Leagues of the Black Hills
will be held at Sturgis June 2lst and
22nd.
Take Your cash to Reder's and get
your -four and feed for cost.
1t is reported that Hot Springs is to
have another evening paper. Some
body will burn their fingers if they don't
watch ont.
Go to Mrs. Shankland's for the latest
styles in millinery and dress making,
Custer Ave, opposite court house.
G. c. Crazy and family removed TO
their new residence building at Sylvan
lake on Thursday, where they will
remain during the summer.
Bring your cash and | will sell you
aour and feed for cost.
Odo Reder.
The Mullen brothers are erecting a
steam planer on lower Custer Avenue,
upon the completion Of which Custer
will have two plants of this character.
We pay no rent, taxes or clerk hire;
our expenses are nothing, now why
can't We sell goods cheaper? Look at
our add smooth talk don't go prices
are what knocks. Figure With us, we
are III 1t. Garlock.
Father Cassidy, ofHot Springs, desires
us to state that he will hold mass in the
church of the Sacred Heart in this place
on Sunday the Bird inst at 1890 o'clock.
Go to Garlock's for your groceries. lie
under sells them all, for cash.
Five new residence buildings are in
progress Of erection, and under contem-
plation IN the western part of the city,
and many more will be needed to meet
the future demand.
Hello Bob! What makes You look so
tired Golly, just look at this big pack
age | am trying to lug home from Gar
locks. What. 20 pounds in it? All
that sugar forSl.00? Well say, he sells
powerful cheap, don't he? You bet.
DR.. Clarke, the specials t who was
here in the Hills lately, has, it is ru-
mored, turned up at Cripple Creek.
Colorado. His trips through the Black
Hills towns was made the excuse for II
long trip, leaving his creditors to mourn
his loss .-Pioneer.
G. S. Manahan recently purchased a
brate of superior bicycles in the east,
one each, for himself and wife. The
bicycle is becoming very numerous in
Custer, and it is a cold, wet and dreary
day when they may not be seen OF our
smooth and level throughfares.
Thomas Uren, who will be rendered
by many CHRONICLE readers as a former
highly respected resident of this place,
died Of Brights decease at his home in
Lead City on Monday, the 2Sth ult, aged
32l years. He leaves a wife and two
children, who with numerous friends
will mourn his sad demise.
1t is told the Record by the sheriff
that while in Jail here, Jay Hicks said if
he ever got out again he would kill
Bard, Forbes, Cottle and Fish if he was
hung for 1t in two minutes. Also down
at Walkers, when asked if he was not
sorry for the deed, he said mo-" and he
could eat old Meyer without salt at any
time.-Sturgis Record.
The Board of Trustees of the Black
Hills college have elected the faculty
for the ensuing year, viz President,
j. w. Hancher Vice President. L. +.
Lymer; Professors, Mrs. Lymer, Miss
Myrtle X. Tyler, N. A. Swickard and
Miss Lillian Mcdonald. A term ofsum-
mer school will be held from July 10 to
August 9TH.
w. Z. Fletcher departed on Thursday
III his " conveyance, with his phono-
graph for Deadwood, where he will
cater to the wants of the lovers Of music
for a few days. He will visit Spearisl
on the 9th and take in the Pioneer
picnic, which promises 10 be an enjoy.
able affair. William Fisher accompanies
him on the trip in the capacity o.
assistant musical director.
T. w. Delicate has leased the coy
cottage on Piety hill, owned by G. B
Hitch. which he has rejuvenated and
elegantly furnished, in which himself
and amiable better half will soon take
up their pleasing abode pending the
erection of a more imposing habitatior
upon his lots on West Custer Avenue
Every body wishes the young couple
may enjoy the novelty of house keeping
under their own exclusive control.
The new factory building is advancing
rapidly in its construction. The frame
work Is complete, and the roof viii
probably be finished to-day. Tit
machinery, all Of which has already
been purchased, is expected to arrive
here in a few days, the building beini
now practically ready to receive 1t. Mr.
Hanna. the general manager, who wa
expected here this week, was detained
on account of business engagements, bu
will be here sometime during the com
ing week, when the work of placing thu
machinery will begin.
The annual Teachers Institute TO-
Custer county, to be held at this place
beginning Monday, the 4th inst, ant
continuing two weeks, is attracting con
siderable attention among teachers AM
those interested in the advancement
Of educational interests, and promises
70 be favored with a large attendance
Il IL the intention to make this the mos'
interesting and profitable occasion o.
the kind over held in the county, and
teachers, especially, should avail them
selves Of the opportunity presented "a
enhsncs thar proficiency, and promote
their usefulness in the important calling
they have chosen.