Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-09-29
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1894.
Winter underwear at w. A. Smiths

Winter underwear at w. A. Smiths
Sl.25 a suit.
w. V. Starkweather has bought o.
Ximmerman's stock Of -four, which he
will sell at same prices. Give him a call.
For fall and winter underwear go to
w. A. Smiths.
Henry Pilger, a resident of this city,
who is engaged in the cattle business,
made a shipment from this place on
Sunday.
Just received at W. A. Smiths a big
assortment Of fall and winter goods.
when the hair has fallen out, leaving
tue mead Uaru, IL n scalp is not shiny
there is a chance Of regaining the hair
by using Halls Hair Remover.
w. A. Smith will sell you a tailor
made slit from Sl4.00 up; pants $500
up; overcoats Sll.W up.
Prof. p. Laughammer, a well known
geUlogist of Chicago, was investigating
the gold deposits of this vicinity Oh
Wednesday and Thursday.
A. Wilcox. successor to William Aus.
Tin, offers flour, feed, baled hay, oats,
corn, meal, rye and graham -four at bot
tom figures for cash. Give him a call.
Chester, infant son of George S. and
Matilda Tumble was born Feb. II and
died Sept. 18th, 1894. Interment near
the home by Rev. j. j. Shingler.
Congregational Church, John J. Shin
gler, Pastor Preaching by the pastor at
IL a. IN. and 7;30 p. M, Sunday at 10 a.
IN, Junior Endeavor at $50, and Senior
Endeayor at Z p. N.
Mrs. II. A Albien %nnounce the
opening of her new and attractive fall
and winter stock of millinery goods on
6londay, October LIST, to which the la.
dies of Custer and vicinity are respect
fully invited.
Mrs. Mertie Altafrer, late wife of
Willard o. Altaffer, who formerly re.
sided in this place, has recently obtain
ed a decree Of divorce granted by the
the circuit court of Lawrence county on
the ground of desertion and failure to
support.
Roller skating is again raging in Lead
City, a new rink opened to the public
last Saturday night is meeting with a
degree of patronage that would suggest
she thought Of its being a new craze
instead of a pastime which has long
since become almost obsolete.
Deadwood has been the scene of nu-
merous burglaries during the past ten
days. Private residences are being en-
terea-Rightly by theee .i,6a
.%isitors and money and other valuables
taken away. Efforts to apprehend the
guilty parties have thus far been fruit
less.
The republican senatorial convention
which convenes at Hot Springs to-day
will, no doubt, nominate s. f. Wilson, 4
prominent attorney Of Hot Springs, for
for the state senate, he being the only
candidate in the field so far as we have
been able to learn.
Some days nothing will "come out
right" from the time you rise till you
retire. Ten to one, the trouble is in
yourself. Your blood is in bad condi-
ton, and every organ suffers in conse-
quence. What you need is the cleans
ing, invigorating influence Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
The cereal crops around Custer have
been remarkably abundant this year.
Among the extensive farmers in this
vicinity who were fortunate in this d.
rection we note N. S. Tubbs, w. G..
Ward, G. II. Green, and l.. S. Rue,
whose oat crops show an ryerage OF
from 40 to 60 bushels per acre.
Col. Richard Lee, the well known
mental miner, vino is considerate en-
ulgh to divide his time with the various
towns of the Hills, probably realizing
the fact that no single town could calmly
stand il all, is now temporarily sojourn-
ing in Lead City, which is said to be his
favorite resort on account Of its superior
free lunch advantages.
Mrs. Mary Van Alstin Maxson, oi
Ilermosa, the popular recitationist and
elocutionist, who has few superiors in
dramatic power, and gives the highest
satisfaction wherever she reads, will
appear at the court house on Tuesday
evening, October 9th. The program,
which is being prepared, will appear in
our issue of next week.
William scanlon, a 13-year old boy Of
Lead City, accidentally shot himself
with a % calibre rife while returning
from a hunt in that vicinity On Sunday
last. He was in the act OF climbing up
an embankment when he fell. causing
the discharge of the gum, the bullet
I. striking him in the neck, ~severing the
jugular vein and causing almost instant
death.
r. r. Pope, a Deadwood insurance
agent, was found dead in his room at
that place on Friday, the 21st inst.
Domestic troubles resulting from too
close companionship with whiskey and
cards, and a shortage in his accounts
with insurance companies made life
~burdensome, and he took the short,
sure and certain route out of it. De-
ceased was a prominent Mason, Of re-
spectacle family, and had many friends
who will sorrow over his sad end.
w. w. Johnson md b. p. Dague re-
turned yesterday from Billings, Mon
tana. Everything at Billings is on the
move and business is rushing. The
track laying gang is only nine miles
\ from Huntley, which place they intend
to reach about Saturday next. The
regular train will be put or the 18th OF
October, whena passenger will run into
Billings. Rumors Of q change Of time
have been made. but nothing IL known
as 70 whether the schedule will be very
much altseod or not.-Pionser.