Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-02-10
Judge Gardner has gone to Santa Bar.
hara Cal for rest and rpcreation

ohAluC IEGHldllOuS.
DR.. w. +. Crouter, the well known
dentist of Newcastle, Wyo., will visit
this place professionally about Feb. l4th,
and remain three days.
The Bald mountain region in the
northern Hills, as reported, is covered
with mantle Of the beautiful of the
average depth of six feet.
Hot Springs is movingfn the matter
of the organization of company oi
South Dakota National guards, meet.
ing having been called for that pur.
pose.
A meeting Of the executive committee
Of the Black Hills Soldiers and Sailors
Association was called to be held at
Stnrgis yesterday for the purpose OF
naming place for the annual reunion.
The Hicks and Walker brothers, who
recently had their preliminary exami-
nation at Sturgis for the murder OF
Meyers, were bound over to appear be.
fore the grand jury. AS the case was
not a bailable one, they were committed
10 Jail.
Congregational Church, John ]. Shing-
Ter, Pastor. Preaching at II a. m. and
7:3O p. m Morning subject, "Him and
Me" Evening subject, "At the Gate. y
Sunday School at 10 a. IN. Junior En-.
deavor at . p. m. and Senior Endeavo,
at 6:45 p. m. All are made welcome.
The largest judgment ever filed in the
state was recently filed in the case oil
the Central Trust Company Of New
York, vs. the Richmond Mining Com
pany, Judgment having been rendered
by default INVOLVING all of the property
Of the company ir Lawrence county.
The amount of the Judgment was 1924 =
S24.
Dave Ducharme, the slippery ontlaw
OF Butte county, who last summer made
his escape from the Jail at Minnesota,
and who was captured two weeks ago
and taken back to Jail, again escaped on
Wednesday Of last week. but was re
captured the next day, and is now Sc.
curely ironed to prevent further repeti-
ton of his funny work.
NJ f. Church The special revival
services. which are being conducted by
the rastn%'wN be continued next week,
Rev. n. A. Swickard, A. NJ PHI. D., Of
Hot Springs, will assist. Bible readings
at 2:3O p m. Song service 7;2O p. IN.
Everybody is cordially invited to attend
these services, and will receive a hearty
welcome.
Arthur j Cheeseman, Pastor.
At a recent meeting of the Custer
Camp of Modern Woodmen of America.
a vote Of thanks was rendered BY un-
animous vote to Mrs. F. O. Burton, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. Willis and Mrs. b. X.
Wood for their kindly Offices in pro-
ducing the operatta Of "A Capital Joke"
at the court house in this place. whereby
the exchequer of the sick fund of the
society was materially enhanced.
Reardon, the Hot Springs scu lptor,
has completed and shipped his two
latest art productions to New York.
The statues were cut from the native
sandstone of the Hills, and represented
Mature unveiling herself before Sci
ence," and "The Birth of Venus" He
is now engaged upon a similar statue,
entitled Eve" which is being execnted
for the same party. Six hundred dol
lars is said to be the purchase price.
The Rapid City Journal says the
militia company organized some time
ago at that place are now desirous OF
changing their organization from in
fantry to cavalry, and that in case such
change is made, that their arms and ac-
coutrements will be turned over to the
Custer guards. This may be true, but it
is nevertheless fact that the muster in
and armlng of the Custer guards does
not hinge upon the change desired by
the Rapid City company.
The "Olympic Athletic Association is
the name of a new organization at Dead
wood, which starts ont with a member
ship of fifty members, with w. Ii. Rich.
ards as president. Articles of incorpor-
ton have been forwarded to the
secretary of state. charter will be
granted, and then-well we don't know
for certain whether they have, as vet,
fully decided to secure the big mill be
tween Corbett and the darkey or not
but presumably they have.
Gen. Manager Lock, of the South Da-
kota Mining company, accompanied by
his wife, has departed for England, and
three other gentlemen connected with
the company have gone to Arizona.
The future operations of this company
in the Hills. hinges upon the adjust
ment Of pending labor troubles in Law
renee county, and in the interim their
attention will probably be directed to
new fields ofindustry where they may
be permitted to prosecute operations un-
and unmolested.
Custer guards will meet on Wednes.
day and Saturdays at 7:30 p. m. sharp
,f each week for drill. A fall attend.
lnce is ordered. BY order Of
A. NJ. WILLARD,
Capt Commanding.
Taos. i. WHEELER, Orderly Sergt.
The persistent cough which usually
ollows an attack OF grip can be perman
ntly cured by taking Chamberlain's
ough Remedy. w. A. Mcclure of
[cKay. Ohio. says LA Grippe left me
ith severe cough. After usina sev |
n different medicines without relief,
led Chambelain's Cough Remedy.
hich effected permanent cure.
we also found Ii TO be without an
nal fos children. when tronbled with
|do OF Group" rs and so cent bottles
sale BY al druggists. !