Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-03-23
Postomce Hours.
SATURDAY, MAORI %, 1895.
Fresh butter at the City Market.

Rev. Boswell preached aC the W. W.
Bond school house on Wednesday even.
ing.
Deadwood has recently instituted a
lodge of the Improved Order OF Red
Men, with a large charter membership.
w. S. Wood closed his business in
Custer on Tuesday, and packed his stock
-C- x~y~>e~e, 1~p~r.ius Cor that place
on Wednesday morning.
badness is often preceded or accom-
panied by grayness of the hair. To pre-
vent both badness and grayness use
Halls Hair Renewer, an honest rem
edy.
Miss Ola Johnesse, stenographer and
typewritist, can be found at the Office Of
{. +. Smith at the court house during
Office hours. Work solicited by the day
or piece.
An irrigation meeting has been called
10 meet at Rapid City on Tuesday, the
2jth inst, for the purpose of effecting a
permanent county organization for the
promotion of irrigation.
Work was commenced on Wallace
smiths new store building on Custer
Avenue, adjoining G.. w. Hitchcock's
s.ora, on Monday, and will be completed
at the earliest practicable day.
A. Wilcox, the enterprising grain
dealer, is now duly installed, and busily
engaged in supplying the wants of his
patrons, in his new store building on
Custer Avenue, between Fifth and Sixth
streets.
Sager & Krause commenced tearing
down their old building On the north
east corner of Custer Avenue and Sew
enth street on Monday. whore they will
soon erect an elegant and substantial
store building.
A Hay creek correspondent to the
Deadwood Pioneer says; The last that
was mortal Of the city of Griggs was
RACED to the ground. The citizens en-
masse chopped the tall and stately flag
pole to the ground, and draped the
stump in mourning.
Success is the reward ofmerit" not of
assumption. Popular appreciation is
what tells in the long run. For fifty
years, people have been using Ayers
sarsaparilla, and today it is the blood
purifier most in favor with the public.
Ayers Sarsaparilla cures.
A contract has been let by the Elk
horn railroad company to John Cham
herlain, Of Rapid City, for the construc-
ton of four large reservoirs upon the
stock range west Of Belle Fourche, the
aggregate capacity of which will be
$50, 900, 900 gallons of water. Work is to
be inaugurated in a few days, and the
entire contract completed in sixty days.
Jeff McDermott, one of our old timers,
who left here about two years g and
went to southwestern Colorado, returned
Yesterday on business matters and will
remain about two weeks. He wentto Ra-
pid last evening but will return in a few
days. He says Colorado is not booming,
but that they are predicting lots of pre-
cious metals, and he anticipates hat the
output for 1895 will be $4,000, O00.-
Times.
A meeting of the directors Of the
Society of Black Hills Pioneers, 76ers,
has been called to meet at Deadwood on
Thursday April 18th at which time the
final arrangements for the annual ex
cursion AMI picnic Of the society on
June Sth will be made. Towns desiring
to compete for the honor Of entertain.
ing the society on this festive occasion
should communicate with the secretary,
J. II. Flynn, Deadwood.
The burial service for Mr.. John Ar
nett. living at Baskerville, was held on
Monday last, Rev. Boswell officiating.
Mr.. Arnett had been ailing for some
months and became an easy victim for
the grippe from which he died on the
18th ofthe month. He was a native OF
Yorkshire, England, and was in his
72nd year. His nephew. 0. Sommerill,
with whom he had resided, was the
only living relative present at the fun
eral.
The annual national convention Of the
1895 will be held in the National Liberal
Art and Science League park at White.
wood, S. D.. Aug. 18th to Sept. LIST. The
object of this convention is to bring
together for mutual improvement those
interested in liberal education, and that
representative educators of every state
may present what their state has done
and is doing for education. as we'll as fol-
the delegates of the society to receive
instructions in art pledged them in the
constitution of the order. A very in.
teresting session is confidently antici.
patcd.
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