Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-06-01
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SATURDAY, JUNE |, 1895.

SATURDAY, JUNE |, 1893.
Miss Sarah Walsh is nov prepared to
show to the ladies the very latest in
spring and summer millinery, in ID. w.
Webster's store. Give her a call.
Mrs. Bostwick is rejoicing over the
arrival Of a bran new and elegant Dyer
organ, which came in early in the week.
Halls Hair Remover contains the natu-
raj food color matter for the hair, and
medicinal herbs for the scalp, curing
crayness, badness, dandruf, and scalp
sores.
The Holy Cross Mission Guild (Episco-
paD will give a birthday party at the
court house June 5th. from 8 to II p. m,
Ice cream and cake will be served, and
there will be musical and literary enter
tainment.
The public school at Evergreen, under
the efficient management Of Miss Mary
Mclaughlin, closes to-day. The patrons
unite with the school in a picnic. The
preparations indicate, with favorable
weather, a most pleasant occasion.
Health and happiness are relative
conditions; at any rate, there can be
little happiness without health. To give
the body its full measure o~fstrength and
energy, the blood should be kept pure
and vigorous. by the use of Ayers Sar-
saparilla.
NJ. +. Church, G NJ. Boswell, Pastor
Sabbath, June ., Sunday School l0a. IN,
w. C. Ward, Supt.; Preaching IL a. m.
and s p. m. by the pastor; II IN. Class
meeting. A. c. Davis, leader; 3 p. m.
Junior Epworth League, Mrs. Boswell
leader. All very welcome.
A survey for a narrow gauge railroad
has recently been made in the Keystone
mining district, for eastern parties, The
object of the work is unknown the line
starts in the vicinity of Harvey, goes up
Buckeye gulch, thence winds around
the hills and gulches to Eta camp
Times.
At a meeting of the Board Of Educa-
ton held on Monday evening for the
election of teachers for the ensuing year,
the following were chosen Principal,
ID. Z. Dandy; Grammar dept, Miss Kate
Mcmahon; Intermediate, dept, Miss
Grace Johnesse; Primary dept, Miss
Laura earns,
Rapid City is all agog over the recent
introduction Of an electric fan in one Of
the saloons Of that prairie village, where
large numbers of the citizens, who have
never before witnessed the operation of
the electric wonder, congregate nightly
to gaze upon it, and speculate, between
drinks, over the occult question as to
how the tarnal thing works.
The ladies of the Episcopal church in
Custer, and others interested, have or
ganized a mission guild to further the
interests of their denomination. They
cordially invite any ladies to join them
in their weekly meetings. The Rev.
Herbert G. Boissier will hold a monthly
service ( n the present, and Bishop Hare
is to visit the town in July.
Hon. John r. Gamble, in the course
Of a private letter to one Of our local
attorneys, states that he expects oon to
visit the Black Hills and will, no doubt,
spend several days in IIotSprings. Mr..
Gamble will make a carful study of the
and advantages Of the Black
Hills country. and Of the needs and de-
sires of his constituents in this portion
of the state.-Star.
The commencement exercises at Black
Hills College begins with the Annual
Sermon by Rev. earns mex Sabbath.
The various departments hold anniver
sary exercises, and a class, two gentle
men and one lady, graduate next Thurs
day. The work of the year has been
very satisfactory. 1t is to be hoped that
the financial condition Of the incoming
year may permit the college to increase
its facilities as its present needs re-
quire.
The Junior Epworth League has ar
ranged to hold a defamation contest in
the near future. All young people under
sixteen years of age are eligible as con
testants. Suitable prizes will be given.
At the time of the contest three judges
will be appointed to decide upon the
merits Of the work done. Let each
young person who may wish to contest
report to Prof. Dandy, giving name and
title of selection not later than June 7.
Keystone has signifed her intention
Of celebrating the Fourth Of July-now
what Is Custer going to do about it?
The CHRONICLE has a~lreany submitted
the question in a former issue, and thus
far there has been no audible response.
If we are going to celebrate, and we
desire to say. par parenthesis, that there
has never been a more favorable op-
portunity offered. it is high time we
were mounting the house tops and max
ing the important declaration.
Prof. r. Deraneau, the blind musician
gave a recital in the opera house last
Monday evening. Owing to the fact
that II was not widely advertised, the
audience was exceedingly small. This
is to be deplored, for his solos, especi-
ally the violin selections, are truly ex-
cellent. Then the brief sketch o his
life was remarkable. His struggle
against certain and serious odds puts to
shame the languid efforts Of the average
young man. He should always be
greeted with q full house.
From all accounts Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is q Godsend to the af
fictcd. There is no advertisement about
this we Just feel like saying 1.-THE
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