Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-08-11

be held in Custer City on september
10Th, 1894.
EDWARD ROGERS.
Buy your oyershirts of w. a. Smith.
All shoes in Lakes show window are
offered at cost.
Frank and AL Reder have sold ont
their butcher business to their father,
Odo Reder, who has removed the same
to his store on Seventh street.
w. A. Smith will sell you a new hat
cheap.
DIR. w. +. Crouter will be in Custer
on Wednesday, the 18th inst, prepared
for dentistry work. He will remain
about one week. Call on him early.
Black and Yellow slickers at Smiths
only $3.50.
Thomas f. McKinlay, n prominent
attorney of Ottawa, Illinois, has been
appointed receiver for the National bank
Of Hot Springs, vice Alvin Fox, deceas-
ed.
Go to Mrs. S~hankland's for the latest
STYLES in millinery and dress making.
Custer Ave-, opposite court house.
A single bunch of red clover nay now
be seer growing upon the ranch Of L. a..
Wood eight miles south of this city,
which measures four and a half feet in
height and covers an area Of sixty-five
feet of ground, Can anybody beat
that?
Go to Odo Reder's butcher shop on
Seventh street for choice beef, pork and
everything in the line of first class
meats.
Mrs. Anna Mott, Of Hot Springs, who
has been sojourning at this place for two
or three weeks, has rented the store
building ofC. Kleemann on Custer Aven
ne, one door east of Stones barber shop,
where she will next week open up a
stock of dry goods.
All of those elegant slippers in Lakes
show case going at $l.00 a pair.
Judge Gull has received a letter from
Judge Gardner, says the Hot Springs
Herald, announcing his intention to re-
turn from his European trip in time to
hold the regular November term of the
circuit court at that place. The letter
was written on board the ship Umbria,
at New York.
The best overalls in the town for IS
cents at Smiths.
Treasurer Tunley desires us TO state
that by error the name of j. &. Nc
Clelland, of Spring creek, appeared in
the list of names Of those whose taxes
for the year 1890 were reported uncol-
lectable in our issue Of last week, and
that his taxes for said year have been
DULY paid.
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair highest Medal and diploma.
Susey Redhorse, an Indian damsel Of
Pine Ridge agency, was recently ex-
amined before U. s. Commissioner Gull
at Hot Springs upon a charge of intro
ducing whiskey upon the reservation.
Her bond was fixed at 5000, which. fail
ing to furnish, she was lodged in the
Deadwood Jail to await trial.
Flour at Cost. Six Brands. 50lb sacks
SOC, Csc, 75c, S5c, 95c, and 81 .05. Binder
Irvine l0c per pound, at the Feed Store,
one door east of CHRONICLE office.
John Holtiner an old resident of the
norther Hills, who has been for a long
time engaged in the milk business at
Gayville recently committed suicide by
cutting his throat with a razor. He
has been subject to melancholy fits, and
made an attempt some years ago, to
take his life. 1t was during one of these
fits THAI he committed the rash act.
1t will pay you to call at Lakes and
examine that peerless 81 so ladies shoe.
No paper counter or innersoles.
An excursion party composed of the
facrlty and students Of the Fremont,
Ncb Normal School, numbering about
one hundred, accompanied by the col
lege band, will arrive at Hot Springs
next Saturday, the 18th inst, in a speci-
al car. They have arranged their plans
for q visit to Custer, Sylvan lake and
points in the northern Hills.
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The ball given by the Custer City
Guards at the new factory building on
Friday night of last week, is said to
have been a very pleasant an enjoyable
affair, resulting in adding a neat sum to
the exchequer of that popular organiza-
ton. The absence of a CHRONICLE re
porter upon this pleasing occasion by
reason OF a circumstance over which he
had no control, precludes a more ex-
tended report.
If you want a tender steak. a choice
pork roas', a juicy outlet, or anything in
the line of high grade meats, go to Re-
der's shop on Seventh street.
Rev. j. ]. %Shingler. who is spending a
peterborough atthe ranch Obj Tunley
near Buffalo Gap with his wife, who has
been quite seriously afflicted for some
time. reports marked Improvement in
Mrs. Shingler's condition as a result OF
imbibing freely Of the medicated waters
Of the Minnepajuta Springs located neal
that place. to which she makes daily
visits. Her many friends in Custer are
ardentIy hoping for her speedy rscov-
cry.
w. O. Temple and Frank P. William'
of Rapii came up Wednesday night
Mr.. Temple is resident receiver of thu
Harvey Peak Tin company, and comes
here to sun charge. Supt. Childs
willsie and Bryan Rossiter came up from
Dsadwood yesterday, and were met by
MI. Temple at the depot. All arrange.
ments will probably be completed today,
and il is the talk in town thst Frank
Williams and Mart. Dodge will be ap.
pointed custodiens by the receiver
Hill fYfv Nawa