Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-09-01

ter county, subject to the approval OF
the republican county convention to be
held in Custer City, September 10Th,
1894.
FRANK s. TowSER.
Buy your oyershirts of w. A. Smith.
All shoes in Lakes show window are
offered at cost.
c. II. Mckee still has a few Jersey
cows and heifers for sale.
Troop | Of the Sth Regt. of U. s. Cav.
airy of TT. Meade, passed through Gus
ter on Saturday en- route to Sylvan
lake.
The Hicks Bros. case has been argued
before the supreme court, and a decis-
ion is expected to be handed down in a
day or two,
Black and Yellow Slickers at Smiths
only $3.50.
Father Cassidy, Of Hot Springs, desires
us to state hat he will say mass in the
Catholic church in this place tomorrow
Sunday at 1870 a. m.
Go to Mrs. Shankland's for the latest
styles in millinery and dress making.
Custer Ave, opposite court house.
Rev. c. Ii. Mckee preached his fare
well sermon at the Baptist church on
Sunday, and will depart with his family
for Albany, Oregon. about Sept. 18th.
Go to Odo Reder's butcher shop on
Seventh street for choice beef, pork and
everything in the line Of first class
meats.
A party of Methodist exc~uraionists
came in on the train from Hot Springs
yesterday morning nineteen strong, and
departed at once by private conveyance
for Sylvan lake.
All of those elegant slippers in Lakes
show case going at $l,00 a pair.
The Custer public schools will not
open until Tuesday, the 4th inst, the
opening having been delayed one day
on account of Monday being labor day
and a national holiday.
The best overalls in the town for "a
cents at Smiths.
~. s. Ryan, formerly a prominent resi-.
dent Of Spearish. now residing in St
Joseph, Mo, came in from the latter
place on Thursday, and remained ovel
until Friday morning, when he took the
train for Spearish.
1t Will pay you to call at Lakes and
examine that peerless $3.50 ladies shoe.
No paper counter or innersoles.
The band stand for the band tourna-
ment at Hot Springs is being construct
ed, and all of the preliminary details
necessary to the success of the grand
tournament are receiving prompt and
earnest attention.
IF you want a tender steak. a choice
pork roas', a juicy outlet, or anything in
the line Of high grade meats, go to Re-
der's shop on Seventh street.
The CHRONICLE received a copy of
the call for the democratic county con-
v~ention too late for publication in this
issue. The convention will in
this city Sept. %. The call will appear
in our next issue.
Buy your Summer Underwear Of w.
A. Smith, the Mems Outfitter.
The shooting tournament opened at
Hot Springs on Wednesday with a large
attendance, which was increased on
Thursday. The weather has been fine,
and the occasion was in all respects sue
c~essful. The interesting event is still
on as we go to press.
For the next 60 days I shall offer bar.
gains in boots and shoes that will break
all previous records, every pair of which
have been manufactured expressly for
This trade. Not a jobbing shoe in the
lot, and all warranted to give perfect
satisfaction.
Thanking my patrons for past favors
and soliciting a continuance Of the same
l AIN Very Respectfully Yours.
LAKE, The SHOEMAKER.
The Hot Spsings Herald reports a fire
at that place on Tuesday, which, had i,
not been extinguished through the
heroic efforts of the firemen, might have
resulted in the total destruction of four.
teen business buildings. Loss, three
dollars and u quarter. No insurance.
Congregational Church, John J. Shin
gler, Pastor-Preaching at IL a. m. ant
7:45 p. m. by the pastor. Morning sub
ject, "The Centres Of Life" Evening
snbiect, "The Exclusions of Christianity
and Why" Sunday School at 10 l.. m
Preaching at Sylvan Lake at 8 p. m.
An appeal from the ruling of the com.
missioners to the circuit court, in the
Lawrence county seat case, has been
perfected by the filing of the necessary
papers. Lead City appears to be in it to
stay, and the case will in all probabili
~ eventually, be carried,o the supreme
court.
Rev. A.. Cheeseman will depart on
Wednesday Of next week for attendance
at the Methodist Conference at Sturgis,
which convenes OF that day. There IL
said to be a strong feeling manifest
among his membership, and the people
Of Custer generally, favorable to bis
being returned to his present charge.
Fl. u. Reynolds is billed for a speech
at the meeting of the republican club AT
the court house next Monday evening,
the 3rd inst. Everybody and their
ladies are invited ont to hear him. az il
appears TO have fallen upon him to dis.
charge tho irst republican gun, or in
othsr words crack the Custer county
aaHe eAmpaign.
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