Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-09
JUNE 8, 1894.
Hay, hay, hav, at Reder's at cost.

18th inst. at the residence Of Mrs. Odo
Reder.
Take your cash to Reder's and get
your -four and feed for cost.
Rev. +. E. Frame, the popular pastor
of the Congregational church at Hot
Springs, occupied the pulpit of the
Congregational church in this city last
Sunday.
Go to Mrs. Shankland's for the latest
styles in millinery and dress making.
Custer Ave, opposite court house.
The board Of education, at their meet
ing on Monday evening, deferred the
matter of the election Of teachers until
their next meeting, to be held on the
18th inst.
Bring your cash and I will sell you
flour and feed for cost.
Odo Reder.
T. l.. Simmer, who will be remember
as Attorney general of Dakota, when
Church was governor, and a resident of
Deadwood, died at johannesburg, South
Africa May 9Th.
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 90 prices
are what knocks. Figure with us. we
are in il. Garlock.
Rev. ]. V. Willis, formerly pastor of
the Congregational church in this city,
is o comfortably located in charge OF
a Congregational church in Cole Camp,
Missouri, twenty miles south of Sedalia.
Go to Garlock's for your groceries. He
under sells them all, for cash.
Photographer Cross, of Hot Springs,
has been busy in the city during the
week. On Thursday he photographed
tine institute now in session at this
place.
Hello Bob What makes yon look so
tired {? Golly, Just look at this big pack
age ] am trying +. lug home from Gar
locks. What! 20 pounds in it? All
that sugar for 81 90? Well say, he sells
powerful cheap, don't he? You bet.
The local ball clubs of the Hills are
sadly out of p~ratice, s evidenced by the
unusual high scores made. The Dead
wood nine played the Bluecoats at Fort
Meade last Sunday, beating them by a
score Of % to %.
Three prairie schooners laden with
the household effects of as many fami-
lies, passed through this place on Tues
day, from the sand hills Of Nebraska en-
route 10 Dumont, a station on the b. &
NJ. north of Rockford.
The cattle and sheep men of Wyoming
have, it is said, buried the Ratchet, and
will have no further trouble, as they
have agreed upon a division of the
grazing lands, and the two industries
will be operated separately.
Prof. Carpenter, Of Deadwood, has
gone again, this time to Chicago, and
will return in a few days, when, as
usual, the smelter will start up sure.
There are some things which are even
more tiresome than others.
The meeting Of the South Dakota
grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias
will be held at Aberdeen on the 2lst
inst. Joseph Kubler and Il. s. Lewis
have been elected to represent Tin City
Lodge No. 50 of this place, at the meet
ing.
Attorney Z. d. Norton, Of Hot Springs
has pulled mp his stakes and departed
tor greener fields in Wyoming or Colo
RADIO, he was not disposed TO state
definitely which. He left on SUNDAY
evening, anl travelled overland in a
spring wagon.
NJ. +. Church The subject for the
morning discourse is "Self Denial" In
the evening there will be a sacred con
cert, under the direction Of Prof. Myrtle
K. Tyler. Everybody is cordially in
vited. Admission free.
ARTHUR j. CHEEsEMAN, Pastor.
TIE great COW boy race came of at
Chadron on Wednesday and is said to
have been a big success. Frank Hartzell
won the 100 mile race. One of the
horses entered for the race, Monte
Christie, owned by Mike Elmore fell
dead at the finish Of the S5th mile.
Two prominent attorneys of Rapid
City, whose names are not disclosed by
the local papers, had a scrap in Judge
Peck's court at that place last Saturday.
One of them is said to have had an eye
dressed in deep mourning. while the
other lost a big chunk Of facial cuticle.
The fight resulted in a draw.
The State board Of pharmacy. consist
ing Of +. G. Aver, of Howard, C. III.
Tarbell, of WATERFOWL, and II. II. Sites,
of Sioux Falls, will hold an examination
at Hot Springs or the 10Th inst. for those
who wish to apply for certificates en-
abling them to legally engage In the
drug business in this state.
The committee in charge the arrange
ments for the 4th of July celebration,
have not yet Submitted a report, conse-
quently the Chronicle is not prepared
to say definitely as to whether Custer
will celebrate or not. We hope TO be
able to give the result Of the efforts of
the committee in our next issue.
William Powell, the Edgemont butch
or. has brought suit sgainst Wood Craven
for $4,000 defamation Of character for
B having him arrested for the larceny of
atesr, from which charge be claims he
was s~xoneratsd by Justice Boomers
examination yesterday. Wood will
have lots Of fun attending court in Hot
~epfinns-Star.