Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-04-11

SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1896.
Ha.Ha-IIa, now we have it, another
car Of that Swansdown flour at Garlock's

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ute Cough Cure banishcs them. A. J.
Jones & Co.
Rev. Boswell lectured on Friday al
this week before the high school on
"Books and How to Use Them"
Pure blood means good health. De
Wits Sarsaparilla pnrities the blood
cures Eruptions, Eczema, Scrofula, and
MI diseases arising from impure blood
A. j. Jones d TO.
The lecture on abraham Lincoln
has been postponed until next Tuesday.
Remember the time and place.
DeWitt's Sarsaparilla is prepared for
cleansing the blood. 1t builds up and
Strengthens constitutions impaired by
disease A. j. Jones & Co.
Dent forget the Brownies Masquerade
ball at the opera house next Friday
night. 1t will be a hummer, and tickets
are only a dollar. You will miss it if
you miss it.
Busy people have no time, and sensi-
be people have no inclination to use q
slow remedy. One Minute Cough Cure
acts prom pity and gives permanent re.
suIts. "A. j. Jones S 20
Mary Egleston OF keystone says she
has had catarrh of the throat for ten
years, and after using DR.. Clark's catarrh
remedy for five weeks the symptoms
have entirely disappeared.
Bulls for sale. For further particulars
inquire Of Charles Rcder.
The Easter concert by the NJ. +. Sun
day school was well rendered to q
packed house. The program was not
too lengthy and was well distributed
among the various grades of scholars.
A neat collection for missions was
taken.
A new regulation sidewalk is being
laid abutting the property of Mrs. Booth
bctwee tho CHRONICLE office and the
kleemann House. a much needed i'm.
proyement which will be greatly ap
preciated by many residents, including
the CHSoNIcLE gang.
met in regular session on Monday morn
ing continuing their session until Thurs
day evening in the transaction of rout-
inc business. o. Martin, of Martins
Valley, was appointed county assessor,
vice Thos. McClain. resigned.
Court Stenographcr Grantham left for
Deadwood OH Saturdays train whittier
he went to deliver the transcripts Of the
dispositions taken some time ago in the
Harvey Peak Tin Mining company suit.
The transcripts were quite voluminous,
aggregating 953 type written pages.
The Lead Tribune says: ave learn
from the b. & Nj. railroad officials that
the Spsarfish train which now only runs
between Spearfsh and Englewood will
after the new change of time come
through to Deadwood. The time Of ar
rival and departure IS not yet publish
ed"
The Newcastle News-Journal says /:
mayor Camplin aud B. r. Wood, an
attorney of Custer, have purchased what
is known as the Brough herd of sheep,
about 200 head, from w. G. and Geo.
Brough. We understand that they will
be ranged ON Black Tail creek this sea-
SON"
NJ. E. Church, G. NJ. Boswell, Pastor
April u. 10 a. m. Sunday School. II
preaching by the pastor. ~ Glass
meeting. 8 p. m. Jr. Epworth League,
Miss earns, leader. Also preaching at
Evergreen school house. 7:30 preach
ing, subject. "a Time to Dance" All
will be welcome.
Paul Beherndt and Charles Kurth, re-
Gently arrested for cattle rustling, were
bound over in Judge Dudley's court at
Hot Springs last week in the sum of
$500, and $3.50 respectively. They were
unable to furnish a bond and as a con.
sequence were committed to Jail to
await trial IN the circuit court.
A prominent mining man is authority
for he statement that, while Cripple
Creek, the famous Colorado mining
camp. is a great gold producer, and holds
a notable place among the prominent
mining camps of the country, the d. &
ID. smelter, at Deadwood, is actually
reducing more ton Of ore each day than
the entire Cripple Creek camp pro-
duces.
The Edgemont Express, referring to
the election of w. G. Porter, of this city,
as one Of the vice presidents of the
South Dakota Republican League, ven.
lures the safe prediction that that
gentleman will be heard from in the
future by the organization Of league
clubs and in other ways, and that he
will undoubtedly prove to be the RICH,
man in the right place.
Rev. Ida NJ. /. Sherman, who has been
pastor of the Baptist church the past
year, has decided to leave Dcadwood
and cannot be persuaded to remain.
She will leave about the 9TH of May for
California. Miss Sherman is determined
to follow the evangelistic work and will
give every cent Of her earnings above
barely sufficient for her substance to
establish q fund for the assistance OF
fallen women or any other charitable
purpose. Mics Sherman is q very
charitable woman and her s~ojourn in
Deadwood has been one Of self denial
and Christian work. Our people VIII
deeply regret that she has decided 70
leave and cannot be induced 70 remain.
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