Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-01-06
SATURDAY. JANUARY 6, 1894.

l2XXff4fSt DulIulng Is Delng erected lot
a5SE6ST7ssfIer, in the rear Of their place
22$3&&%H. 1t will be used for storage
ssN purposes
The attention of our readers is called
TO tT statements of the financial con.
ditiSn of Clusters two banks, published
in tiis weeks CHRONICLE.
Rev. Father Cassidy came up from
Hot Springs Sunday morning and re.
mained until Monday evening. Ser
vices were conducted at the Catholic
church, Sunday and also on New Years
day.
Buffalo Gap lost its banking institution
last week, when Lake & HALEY moved
their bank to Hot Springs. They com
menced business at the Springs, OH the
lst, and Carroll Smith, the old cashier
will have charge.
The winter term OF the Custer schools
will commence next Monday morning.
Teachers and students have enjoyed a
two weeks vacation. and will doubt
less return TO their duties with renewed
vigor and enthusiasm.
The subject for discourse at the NJ. +.
church on Sunday morning is THE
Christian Race" The topic for Evening
"The Good Samaritan" Sunday school
10 A. NJ. Preaching II A. NJ. q 80 =.
NJ. Class Meeting y NJ. Epworth League
630P NJ.
1t was rumored the first Of the week
that one of Clusters well known young
men had -SecretN and without due
notice to his numerous friends, entered
the state of matrimony. A careful ex-
animation of the records of the clerk Of
courts fails to Nyict him.
The board wcounty commissioners
was in session, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week w. G.. Cubberly
was elected chairman Of the board, and
a considerable amount Of business was
transacted during the session. Proceed.
ings will be published next week.
Congregational Church-Preaching in
tha,sASSe sa5leef, "fHe GIadnfessse esq SSf A..
tainn}ent." Evening subject, "Work
and Worth of Enthusiasts" Sunday
SchooNa 10 a. m. Junior Endeavor at
2:30 o. m, and Senior Endeavor at G:45
p m.
John j. Shingler, Pastor.
Travel over the Black Hills branch
Of the B. & VI. has been very light since
the first of the year. Reports of
similar character come all parts of the
country, and the railroad companies will
hardly be censured for making it rule
to issue passes to no one who is not in
their employ.
The Custer lodge of the order I. O, @.
F., installed its officers last evening, and
after the secret work was concluded the
members entertained large number of
their lady and gentlemen friends Pal. !
atable refreshments, and refined amuse-
ments were prominent features of the
very pleasant affair.
Commencing with Tuesday, religious
services have been conducted by Rev. |
j. j. Shingler every evening this week
in the building two doors west of the |
Kleemann Hotel. Rev. Shingler preach.
es splendid sermons, and any one who
listens to them cannot help but be bene-
fitted and instructed by them.
The report comes from Rapid that the
contest will probably not
be decided for week or ten days vet.
The case was to have been argued before
Judge Gardner, on Thursday of this
week, but We understand that the press
of business before the court now in
session at Rapid has made a postpone
ment necessary.
Col. Thornby returned Saturday
morning from Rapid City where ne had
been attending a meeting of the board
of trustees of the School of Mines. He
informed us that the charges preferred
against the management OF the school
by j. h. Schenck had been thoroughly
investigated, and that a complete reporft
Of the proceedings would be made public
rs soon as it could be prepared
About year ago / took a violent
attack of la grippe. l coughed day and
night for about six weeks my wife then
that try Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. At first could see no
Inference. but still kept taking it, and
'oon found that it was what | needed.
Il got no relief from one dose I took
'nother, and it was only few days un-
IL was free from the cough. think
'eople in general ought to know the ,
'alue OF this remedy, and take pleasure
n acknowledging the benefit / have ,
eceived from il. Madison Mustard
)tway, Ohio. 25 and 90 cent bottles /,
or sale by all druggists.
L. M. Benjamin, Of Duluth. Mimi. |
egistered at the Hotel Kleemann, New I
Fears morning. Mr.. Benjamin repres- '
nts liberal amount of the capital held 8
the great iron producing region. from
Thich he halls, and we are reliably in S
,rmed that his visit to Custer was for I
he purpose OF looking up some proinis- I
" mica properties located in this q
Icinity. and which are on the market. 9
10 spent . couple Of days in and about .
uster, looking at the mines referred to, v
I'd comforting with their owners, then d
n fer home, presumably to submit to 8
d parties he represents, the PROPOSE r.
,ns which were made him. If prices h
y - agreed upon trsns1ers Of one or v
~ valuable mica mines will be effect D
within the next few weeks. cl