Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-04-10
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1897.
n. y. Bankrupt Store. Hat trimmings.

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Bachelors Bonanza, and the House.
wife's Help Cake Sale at McFadden's
grocery store.
Don't forget that the ladies Of the
Holy Cross Guild will be glad to fill
your order for a dainty cake or a tooth
some pie.
Rev. Ida Sherman, pastor Of the Bap-
fist church Of Deadwood, has handed in
her resignation, which takes effect May
lst. when she will depart for California.
ooation Certificates for sale at this
oihes.
On Sunday next, April II, Rev. Wal
ter Radford will speak on Innocence"
in the morning, and in the evening the
word But will be the text. All are
cordially invited TO attend the above
services.
The citizens Of Bslmoral are agitating
the question of incorporating the town,
and will vote OF the proposition April
Goth. The proposition will doubtless
be carried, when that famous Ragged
Top town will take position among the
third class cities of the Hills.
John Appleman, an old soldier Of the
rebellion, died at his home near Buffalo
Gap on Thursday of last week from the
effects of a paralytic stroke. He was a
good citizen, and enjoyed the respect of
the community in which he lived. He
was buried on Saturday in the Buffalo
Gap cemetery.
Jack McAdam, held at Sturgis upon
the charge of cattle rustling, was rleased
on bond on Thursday. and returned to
his home near Wind Cave. Messrs.
Wood & Porter of this place, his attor-
neys, were instrumental in securing his
release. His trial is set for the May
term Of the circuit court at Styrgis.
Oyeralls for all. N. Y. Bankrupt
Store.
The application Of a new coat Of paint
and kalsomine to the interior Of Nc
Clelland & Wright's meat market early
in the week, makes a marked improve
ment in the looks of the place, and
gives to it an up to date appear
ance which cannot fail to be appreciated
by their observing patrons.
Ladies, save time and labor by buy
ing your Easter dainties at the Cake
Sale next Saturday afternoon.
William Gill, indicted for the murder
of James Andrews, near Terry, was
tried by the circuit court in Deadwood
on Wednesday. The jury returned a
verdict of manslaughter, and the de-
PENDANT was sentenced by the court to q
four year term in the state pe~nitentiary.
The Deadwood Independent is au-
thority for the statement that w. w.
Olds Of this place, w. II. Williams, Of
Rapid, and JEFF McDermott, who re-
Gently returned from Mexico, expect to
leave for Bolivia, South America, in
about three weeks, to engage in placer
mining on the western slope of the
Andes mountains.
Papers were served on John Stabler
last Saturday from Judge Gardner's
court ordering his ejectmsnt from the
Wind Cave property. John refused
to obey upon the ground that the prop.
erty was his own The question Of
ownership will be heard by Judge
Gardner in this city on April 13th.-
Star.
Step in and see the new goods at the
n. Y. Bankrupt Store.
Win Tarrant, Jr.. who left last week
Tor Caspar, Wyoming, was compelled to
tale to his bed upon his arrival at that
place. having unwittingly contracted a
bad case of measles before his departure
from Custer, which was fairly well
developed when he reached his destins.
ton. His many Custer friends will
hope for his early recovery.
The county commissioners met in
regular session on Monday, and were
engaged in routine business until yes.
terday. when they adjourned, Among
other matter considered the bonds pre-
sented by George Raver and J. A. Ulton
Of this place, and g. A. Bartholomew
and NJ. H. Barry of Hsrmosa, who
presented their application for license
to sell liquors, were acted upon.
When 1t comes to snow, sundance,
Wyoming, 10 prepared to measure its
holdings with any and all neighboring
competitors. According to late reports
from that place the tallest man in the
county could not stand upon the ground
and look out over the surface of the
thick blanket Of the beautiful now
spread over that dssolats and cherries
region. Seven feet IL said to have been
the depth Of the % In that region the
middle Of last week.