Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-04-24
!. w. KENDALL, Pastor.
SATURDAY, APRIL "a, 1897.
Spring is here.

CpTlHS Is heIc'
The n. Y. Bankrupt Store sells best
c%alicos.,
Ice, Ice. Ice. clear and pure, is now on
sale at M~cFaddcn's grocery.
Odo Reder sold his saw mill ut Terry
on Saturday to M. Wilcox Of that place.
jolly Della and her peerless company,
at Garlock's opera house tonight. They
are "out of sight"-don't miss seeing
them.
The Sunday morning passenger train
from the east was three hours late,
which was due to high water east Of
Omaha.
Don't fail to see Jolly Della Pringle in
ole of her leading characters at Gar
locks opera house tonight. She will
please you.
The adjourned March term Of the
Pennington county circuit court conven-
ed at Rapid City yesterday, Judge Gard
ner presiding.
The leaders in low prices. n. y.
Bankrupt Store.
c. S. Manahan removed his family
from his late residence on Custer Aven-
ne on Monday, and is now at home on
Harvey street.
II. g. Crofford, the well known Custer
county sheep man, departed last week
with his family for Wyoming, where he
is now permanently located.
Parties coming in from Edgemont
report q large crew of men employed on
Saturday excavating the ground for the
foundation of the new smelter.
A Presbyterian churcn was organized
in Deadwood last Sunday. Twenty
members were enrolled. The erection
Of q church building is under contem-
plation.
Choice Ice-Leave your orders for it
Mt McFadjen's grocery, and they will be
filled to your satisfaction.
A large party of stockholders Of the
Union Hill Mining company passed
through this place Sunday, on a special
Putnam, on route TO Galena TO inspect
their property.
Regular services at the Baptist church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Subject in the morning, Cleaning Up"
In the evening, "a Concert in Heayen."
All cordially INVITED.
The best shoes in Custer, n. Y. Bank
rupt Store.
Deadwood papers report J. w. Nc
Intyre, who recently had his leg re-
amputated in that place, to be getting
along finely, and that his friends are
kindly caring for him.
The subject ut the Congregational
church next Sabbath morning will be,
"The Growing of the Christ" and in
the evening "The Church we Need"
All are cordially invited to attend the
above services.
DR.. w. L. Crouter, who unfortunately
had a limb broken n few weeks ago, has
SO far recovered as to be able to be in
his office in the Custer County bank
building. and ready to respond to the
wants of his patrons,
The ladies Of the Congregational
church will give an Ice Cream Social in
the Haserodt building, south side of
Custer Avenue, on Wednesday evening,
April 2Sth, 1897. Don't miss the first
ice cream social Of the season.
Otto Kessinger, who was sent to the
p~enitentiary from Lawrence county for
grand larceny, was recently pardoned
by Gov. Lee upon the recommendation
of court officers and prison officials upon
the grounds of falling health.
Ice, the purect and best, is now Offer
ed at the most reasonable rates and in
any desired quantity, at M~cFadden's
grocery.
The weather has been simply charm
ing during the week. The snow has
wholly disappeared, and the
are rapidly putting on the garb ofgreen.
The prospect for a prosperous year for
farmers has never been more fatter-
ing.
Deadwood people are talking of hold.
ing a great big celebration on July 4th.
and they are talking it hard. Residents
of other towns will probably discuss the
proposition later on. Wonder what
Custer viii have to say on this topic
when she gets around to it.
Belle Fourche has been a temperance
town this week, says the Bee. The
council net Monday night and placed
the city license at $500. Bruce Sebastian
and d. p. Roberts made application,
which was accepted; they paid the
license fee, but later the application and
license money was Withdrawn, pending
the action of other places. In the meal
time only soft drinks, cigars, ETC., are
saIeabIe commodities in the saloons.