Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-07-27
Buy Swansdown and Perfection flour
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of Garlock. 1t has no equal.
Fl. D. Demorest recently completed a
large and commodious barn, n ofthe
best in the Hills, for F. L. Kirk, near
Four Mile.
Fat calves and hogs wanted ct Mead
den's Meat Market.
A strike recently made in the Golden
Slipper mine, four miles east of Hill
City. is reported even richer than the
Holy Terror.
Buy your ice at M~cFadden's Meat
Market.
All three Of the mills at keystone are
said to be now in operation, and the
outlook for a speedy revival of good
times is extremely rosy.
Binding Irvine at bed rock prices, at
Wilcox.
NJ. II. Day, a former wellknown Black
Hills mining man is reported TO have
struck it rich in California, whereby a
million dollars has been added to his
exchecquer.
Remember that we carry repairs for
most Binders and Mowers what we
don't keep in stock, we order on short
notice. L. v. Garlock.
Thomas f. Harvey, the well known
Sturgis attorney, and a resident Of this
place in 1876, has departed for Butte,
Montana, where be will locate perma-
nently.
The use Of Halls Hair Remover pro-
notes the growth of the hair, and re.
stores It's natural color and beauty, frees
the scalp of dandruff, letter, and al!
impurities.
If you want the Best Mowers and
Binders on earth, buy the Mccormick OF
j. +. STEWART, Agent,
Buffalo Gap, S. ID.
William Hecht, a prominent resident
of Rapid City, died suddenly in that
place on Monday last, in the 44th year
of his age. A wife, four children, and a
large circle of friends will mourn his sad
demise.
Professor A. ]. Morse has resigned the
chair Of chemistry at the state school Of
mines, his resignation to take effect
August LIST. He contem plates al early
visit to the National Park and the Paci-
hc coast.
If o need a Hay Rake, I can sell
you the Thomas Rakea at prices that Will
surprise you.
j. E. STEWART, Agent.
Buffalo Gap, S. d.
The seven year old child of Mrs. Long
was recently poisoned at keystone by
eating some kind Of a wild berry, from
the effects of which is life, for a time
was despaired of. 1t finally rallied, and
is reported out Of danger.
A recent telegram from the superin
tendent of the sanitarium at Battle
Creek, Michigan, the crafty
ing fact that Railroad COMMISSIONS
Brennan, of Rapid City, is gaining
rapidly. and that his recovery is almost
assured.
Among the prominent coming events
of the current summer in the Hills, w
note the Woodman picnic at Hot Springs
next Tuesday, the FiremansT Tournament
at Rapid City August 8 8 and 10, and the
Black Hills Fair at Sturgis in Septem
Der.
"Have tried others, but like Aver.
best" is the statement made over anC
over again by those who testify to thu
benefit derived from the use of Aver
Ssrsaparilla. Disease never had +,
greater enemy than this pow rful blood
purifier. 1t makes tho weak strong.
The Deadwood Times and Pioneer arr
both advocates ofthe curfew bell methot
of Kidding the public streets of the pre-
sence Of boys under 10 years of age ate
8 o'clock at night It is working vel
in Lead City, and they are very sensibl,
recommending the measure for Dead
wood.
Next Sunday morning In the Baptis'
church at IL o'clock, the Rev. Fl. Cocks
will preach, subject 1.-THE abiding Pres
ence Of the Holy Spirit with the Lord'i
People" In the evening at s O'Clock
his subject will be. THE Translation Of
Elijah" Sunday School at 10 a. m.
and the Young Peoples meeting at 7 p
IN. The public are kindly invited t.
these services.
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The first annual picnic Of the n Pho
neer society, held at Whitewood on Sat
urday last was not largely attended. and
in this respect fell short of expecta
tions. The southern Hills Was no
represented. The occasion is said t.
have been enjoyable n to the few wht
were IN attendance. A number Of in
teresting speeches were delivered, after
which q Dago with q brace of burly
bruins furnished ample amusement fol
the trail blazers up to the time Of thu
pulling out Of the train.