Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-23
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1894.
Hay, hay, hay, at Reder's at cost.
Childrens fine tan slippers at Lakes

80 $3.50 -, 80
church will serve ice cream and cake on
the Attn July.
Misses fine tan slippers at Lakes.
Go to Reder's and get a sack of good
flour for - cents cash.
Ladies fine tan slippers at Lakes.
Take your cash to Reder's and Get
your flour and feed for cost.
Patent leather dancing pumps al
Lakes, for only $500.
Go to Mrs. Shankland's for the --latest
styles in millinery and dress making
Custer Ave, opposite court house.
Bring your cash and | will sell you
-four and feed for cost.
Odo Reder.
Special Sale of boots and shoes for
4th Of July at Lake the Shocmakcr's.
Hello Bob! What makes Won look 50
tired? Golly, inst look at this biz pack.
age am trying TO lug home from Gar
locks. What! 20 pounds in il? An
that sugar for 81 90? Well say, he sells
powerful cheap, dont he? You bet.
The adjourned term Of the Fall River
county circnit court will convene at He,
Springs next Monday, Judge Gardner
presiding.
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 rs. we
are in it. Garlock
Joseph Kublcr, publisher of the
CHRONICLE, departed on the Monday
evening passenger for Aberdeen to at
tend the grand lodge X. Of ?. as dele.
gate from Tin City lodge No. 50, cfthis
city. He is expected to return early in
the coming week.
TO to Garlock's for your groceries He
under sells them all, for cash.
The graEdest scenic railroad route on
earth commences at Custer, and ends at
Spearfsh.
TIKI Fourth at Edgomont.
Special train leaves Custer for Edge.
mont at s. 80 a. M, July 4th. Round
trip rate 81.
Tickets and full information upon
application to local b. d NJ. agent.
Mrs. Kemmish will open her Ice
Cream Parlor for the season on the 4,h
OF July.
Odo Reder was at Edgcmont on bust
ness on Tuesdad, and reports quite a
stir in the junction city.
congregational church, John J. Shing.
Ter pastor. Preaching at II q. IN. & S
p. IN. by the pastor. Evening subject
Grades d Brakes" S. School at 10 a.
m, x Senior Endeavor at Z p. m.
Tom Russell, who has for years been
connected with the Deadwood Pioneer.
has escaped from the chatting cords
which bound him to journalism. and is
now installed in the more lucrative
position Of travelling representative OF
Chicago live stock commission house.
The meeting of the Ministerial As.
ISOLATION of the Methodist church closed
at Rapid City on Wednesday evening.
1t was decided to hold the next meet
ing of the association at Custer.
The second annual session of the
Black Hills College summe school
opens at Hot Springs July 10th and
closes August Bird. The summer school
and Fall River comfy Institute are to
be held jointly this year.
The fifth annual session of the Black
Hills Ch%autauqua Assembly opens AT
Hot Springs July 9th and continues
nine days. A very attractive program
has been arranged 70 the occasion.
The Prohibitionists of the state OF
South Dakota will meet in mass con
vention at Madison on the 18th dav OF
july for the purpose of nominating g
state ticket. Sam Jones of Georgia is
billed for a speech upon this interesting
OCCASION.
Inc arch of welcome erected ON
thursday in the centre of Custer Ay.
enue and Sixth street by Maste,
Mechanic Mills, chairman of the com
mlttee on grounds and decorations, j.
artistic and attractive, and when deco
rated in accordance with the plan.
proposed, will rank w,th the leadinl
decorative attractions of the cominp
celebration. 1t is specially designed a.
an emblem Of welcome TO all CusteI
visitors on the 4th of July, and it mean
just what it says, Welcome.
c. NJ. Cation and w. ii. Timerhof.
brace OF expert cyclists of Hill City
departed last week, mounted upon thei
trained bicycles, for Aberdeen to atten,
the meeting of the grand lodge of til,
n. OF L. which convened al that plac,
on Thursday, the 2lst inst.
charlie Lincoln and wife late of Hill
tity, left recently for Grand RAPIDS
michigan, where they will remain per
manently.
o strikes have become so com O,
In The Southern Hills that they n,
hiNiV thui a plssllg nOtlce
Col. Richard Lee, who, as report goes
has beeh pounding ore from a recent,
discovered rich streak in his Gen. Gran
ode that goes five dollars a pound, ha
utterly failed to create any excitemen
In mining circles. The rich streak from
which he is said to be pounding out tn,
precious metal is said to be seventeen
feet wide and will average FIVE dollar
to the pound, Qf you pound lon
~enough.) A peculiar characteristic q
Richards ore is it's specific gravity,
single pound Of which weighs a ton.
The Cripple Greek Journal says. an
IT is true, that every kusiness ma
should encourage the prospector. H
who discovers q new yier Of ore IL
public benefactor. Public beneiactos
In overalls and jumpers are a. worthy
praise a. those who wear ~broadcloth an
fine linen