Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-09-07
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1895.

y. J.. Witcher. ofSturgis, a well known
old timer Of tie northern Hills, died at
that place of heart failure on Tuesday
aged "A years.
Word has been received from Key
stone that widows, the man recently
shot by Bend, was getting better, and
likely to recover
Earle r. Hare, late professor of math.
e~"'ics at the School of Mines, has re.
. his position and accepted one at
hls lome in Minneapolis.
DandruG forms when the glands OF
the skin are weakened, anu if NEGLECTED,
badness is sure TO follow. Halls Hair
Remover is the best preventive.
The weather has been unusually
warm for Custer, during the past few
days, yesterday being the warmest day
of the month, with the mercury way up
in the eighties.
Rev. Weber, Rev. Greison, Will
Fisher and Benny Blackney made up a
camping party early in the week with
sight seeing and pleasure in view. They
returned later in the week.
Services will be conducted tomorrow
in the Baptist church By the pastor, in
the morning at IL, and in the evening
at $50. Sunday School at 10 a. m, and
Young Peoples meetlng'at Z p. m.
Seven companies Of the Eighth Caval.
ry left Stu. gis on Thursday for an outing
and will probably make a tour Of the
Hills. Hot Springs will be their camp
ing place during the coming week.
JOHNNY Rockford, q well known old
time Black Hitler, is now superintendent
Of the Atlantic City, New Jersey, santa.
rum, which under his supervision ia
rapidly attaining prominence and pros
peri,y.
Hot Springs was chosen as the place
for holding the next session Of the Me.
thodist conference, at the late session in
Lead, where Deadwood and Rapid City
figured as defeated candidates for the
honor.
w. S, Wood has again become a full
blown resident, having recently re-
moved his family from his farm near
Four Mile 10 the city, where lie is now
pleasantly located near the eastern
limits.
There is nothing to prevent anyone
connecting a mixture and calling it sar-
saparilla," and there is nothing to pre-
vent anyone spending good money test
ing the stuff; but prudent people, who
wish to be sure of their remedy, take
only Ayers sarsaparilla, and so get
cnret.
The Minneapolis Journal is manifest
ing much interest in the building Of a
railroad from the twin cities to the Hills,
having recently sent a special correspon-
dent across the reservation from Pierre
to the Hills in the interest of the move.
ment.
Richard Z. Flick, son Of d. W. Flick,
deputy revenue collector, of Rapid City,
was arrested yesterday at the instance
of David Ellis. an employe at Jack Fas-
SOLIDS saloon, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses. His case
will come before the grand jnry.-Pio-
neer.
Nj. Fl. Day, the well known mining
~rustler, formerly of Rapid City has re-
turned to hat place after an absence OF
twenty months in California, where he
is said to have been very successful in
hydraulic gold mining. He will shortly
return 20 his mines where he will spend
the coming winter.
Sackette, the popular painter and
musician left for Edgemont on Sunday
in response to a call from the committee
in charge of the grand Catholic fair at
that place, to conduct the music at the
dances which were an important feat
ure of the three days, entertainment
which opened on Monday.
h Ike Downing Everybody knows Ikc)
Is recently been made foreman of the
y keystone mine. He succeeds John
oliver, and while nothing disparaging
%fthat gentleman may be said, it is safe
tJsay thatthe change will be in no wise
detrimental to the future success of that
popular. mining property.
The keystone hotel at Deadwood has
again changed hands, Col. Jones having
been succeeded by Charles Randolph,
late clerk in the hotel. That establish
ment has a record for a plurality OF
changes in its management that is only
surpassed in Deadwood by the very
popular and progressive Pioneer.
The Graves family band, nine in num-
her arriyed.in Custer on Thursday eve
ming on their annual outing. They
favored our citizensswith several select
and well executed pieces tho same
evening and remained overuntil Satur-
day morning, giving a very pleasing
entertainment at tho opera house on
Friday evening. Their next point OF
destination was Hot Springs.
NJ. e. Church, G. M. Boswell. Pastor
Sept. Is, 1895. 10 a. m. Sunday School,
w. G. Ward. Supt. IL q. m. preaching
subject, "The Annual Conference. a mile
Stone in church work" ~ m. Class
meeting. A. G. Dayis. leader. 8 p. N.
,Junior Epworth- League. Miss earns.
7:so p. N. preaching. subject.
.Rsading between the lines ofa mans
All will Be very weioems
. The 6rst services ofthe new year