Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-30
SATURDAY, JUNE 80, 1894.
Hay, hay, hay, at Reder's at cost.


Hay, hay, hay, at Reder's at cost.
The 4th of July races at the Custer
Driving Park are set for . o'clock, p. NJ.
.Childrens fine tan slippers at Lakes.
James Baldwin and Ed. Allen of Hill
City, are o employed at Pine Ridge
agency surveying for Uncle Sam.
w. A. Smith will sell you a new hat
cheap.
The adjourned May term OF the Gus
ter county circuit court will convene in
this place on Thursday, July 9th, Judge
Gardner presiding.
The Ladies Of the Congregations
church will serve ice cream and cake Oh
the 4th July.
Buy your overshirts of w. A. Smith.
Hill City had an unusually interesting
election last week Of school officers, at
which 81 votes were cast, Of which
number IS were cast by ladies.
Misses fine tan slippers at Lakes.
Go to Reder's and get a sack of good
-four for - cents cash.
c. Thompson the Meade county
nugsefyman, is nov shipping gooseber-
ries to market, of which he expects to
harvest a crop Of 800 bushels the pres
ent season.
Black and Yellow Slickers at Smiths
only $3.50.
Ladies fine tan slippers at Lakes.
A report is current at Deadwood that
NJ. II. Day will Immediately resume
operations on the Lookout mine with a
view to the more thorough development
Of the property.
Take your cash to Reder's and get
your flour and feed for cost.
Patent leather dancing pumps at
Lakes, for only $500.
Congregational Church, John J. Shin
gler, Pastor Preaching by the pastor at
IL a. IN. and s p. m. A patriotic sermon
in the evening. Sunday School at 10
a. IN.
Go to Mrs. Shankland's for the latest
styles in millinery and dress making.
Custer Ave-, opposite cour house.
NJ. f. Church-The subject for the
morning discourse is, "Do Justly"
Evening topic "Sonship in the Family
of God"
ARTHUR J. CuEEsEMAN, Pastor.
The best overalls in the town for rs
cents at Smiths.
Prof. Willis G. Bower of the state
school of Mines, will deliver 4 special
adore to the Rapid and Custer COM
panies of the National Guards in this
city on the 4th of July.
Buy your Summer Underwear of W.
A. Smith, the Mems Outftter.
The Black Hills National bank, which
recently went into voluntary liquida-
ton, is now in charge of L. s. Bank
Examiner Zimmerman, pending the
appointment Of a receiver who will in
the early future proceed to close up its
affairs.
Bring your cash and | will sell you
flour and feed for cost.
Odo Reder.
Judge Gardner adjourned the term of
court which was 10 convene on Monday
at Hot Springs, on the presentation of a
petition of the attorneys of that place,
who claimed that they were unable TO
secure the attendance of certain i'm
portant witnesses.
Special Sale of boots and shoes for
4th of July at Lake the Shoemaker's.
r. F. Andrews, of the New York
Prese, was in the city on Wednesday,
and g~ratuitously amused our citizens il
the evening by a gorgeous display Of
~stereopticon views in the interest of
Edgemont and its pending 4th of July
celebration.
You need a new necktie July 4th, w.
A. Smith has the finest line Of neck
in Custer. All prices. Buy Of him.
The 9th U, s. Cavalry, stationed at Fl.
Robinson, will take their summer out
ing this year at Hot Springs. This
means an addition to the city's popnla-
ton of about 400. for at least a month.
and the beauty of it is, they will have a
pay day while there.
c. w. Hitchcock this week removed
his stock of merchandise into his new
building on Custer Avenue, one block
west of his former location, where he is
prepared to cater to the wants OF his
patrons in his usual accommodating and
courteous tanner.
The CHRONICLE is in receipt>ofa copy
of the excellent progam of the b. Ii.
Chautauqua assembly which opens at
Hot Springs on the 9Th, and closes on
the 18th. OF July. The program is elab-
orate and attractive, and itn exceptional
merits-should be sufficient warrant for
a large attendance.
Hot Springs has recently been slightly
shook up by an earthquake, coming in
two distinct waves from north to south,
Gays the Star. The shocks were light,
and resulted in no damage to the city,
which may not SO safely be said Of other
shocks mot seismic) which have recent
ly been experienced in that place.
The Arrangements for the grand 4th
of July ball in this city have been COM
pleted, the best music in the Hills secur-
ed, and the entire area embraced in the
first floor Of the new factory building
will be utilized for this pleasing purpose.
Fifty sets may dance at once, and not be
crowded, upon this spacious floor.
The town is beginning to assume a
gala appearance. Odds and ends OF
rubbish has been ~relegated to the
regions invisible, waving spruce kiss
the breeze on every hand, show win.
dows are being re-arranged with a view
to increased attractiveness, and divers
other improvements are being made to
add to the general appearance Of the
city on the 4th Of July, when, a. now
fairly assured. an army Of visitor will