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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-09-15
Politics Brewing.

Considerable interest was manifested
by the republicans at the primaries held
in this city last Tuesday, and an unusu-
ally large vote was polled. There are
two candidates in this precinct for coun-
ty treasurer, |. NJ. Donaldson, and Mr..
w. A Neyin, the present county audi
tor, and each had a separate ticket favor
ing their candidacy The Donaldson
ticket won out by over two to one, re.
ceiving II votes to 81 for Mr.. Nevin.
The delegates elected in the various pre-.
cincts of the county is as follows:
Custer-W. f. Hanley, A. Johnson
w W. Olds, c. c. Crary, A. J. Jones,
Isaac Ainslie, f. NJ. Ayres, James Hare,
James Kinsey J Z. Pitcher, Fred Hand
and George Gaylord.
-Four Of the above delegates, A. j..
Jones, James Hare, Joseph +. Pitcher
and George Gaylord, were on both tick
cts.
Eldorado-Joseph Pyne, F. l.. Kirk,
VIM. Pope and Morse Gritfis.
Bakerville-C. p. Swint, A. c. Rose
berry and Oscar Summerhill.
Elk Mountain-W. S. Piper and w. j.
Soper.
Hermosa Paul McClelland, w. F.
Reinard Edward Hazeltine and 7. J.
Sierth.
Fairburn-James Young, Leon Shor-
ten, John Gregisson and John Snidow.
Buffalo Gap-J. Il. Dalby, w. a.
Brooks and A. W Miller.
Priugle elected two sets of delegates.
One is composed Of A. +. Westover,
John Kirk and - Turner. The other
of p. NJ. Con!on, Joseph Conlon and
VIM. Gasson.
Beaver Valley-August Samson and
Byron Martin.
Spring Creek-John Beach and Thos.
Thompson.
Junction-B. o. Ilsley and James
Brownlee
Spokane-J. o. Tyler and James List.
S. & G. precinct not reported at the
time We went to press.
The democratic votes in the Custer
precinct were rather scarce, only l6 votes
were cast. The delegates elected are:
f. A. Dickson, Isaac Downing, Samuel
Scott, Il. w. McHoes w. r. Hoy, II. J.
Stone, Dan McGonigal, Mat DAILY, Ii. 6.
Clason, &. ii. Walker.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-09-15
NO )
The Original.

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated Hon,
ey and Tar as throat and lung remedy,
and on account of the great merit and
popularity of Foley's Honey and Tar
many limitations are offered for the gen.
uine. These worthless limitations have
similar sounding names. Beware of
them. The genuine Foley's Honey and
Tar is in yellow package. Ask for it
and refuse any substitute. 1t is the best
remedy for coughs and colds. j. E. Pill
cher & Co.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-09-15
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

The republicans of South Dakota re-
new faith in the fundamental principles
Of the party as set forth in the last ma
tional platform, and congratulate the
people on the universal prosperity that
prevails throughout the country. nthe
midst of our prosperity great combina'
tons have been formed to destroy COM
petition in the various industries and
monopolize the trade and commerce Of
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-09-15
For over Sixty Y ears.

An old and well tried remedy.-Mr
WiDslow's Soothing Syrup has -
used for over sixty years by million OF
mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. 1t soothes the
child, soften the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie and is the best remedy
for diarrhoae. Is pleasant to the taste.
Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty-Five cents bottle. It's
value is incalculable. Be sure aud ask
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-09-15
General Robert z. Lee

was the greatest General the world has
ever known. Billiards. Snow Liniment
is the greatest Liniment. Quickly cures
all pains. 1t is within the reach of all.
T. II. Pointer, Hampstead, Texas, writes
This is to certify that Billiards. Snow
Liniment has been used in my house
hold for years and has been found to be
an excellent Eniment for rheumatic
pains. am never without it." A. j.
Jones.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-09-15

Rapid City is now in the midst of a
building boom and it is stated that there
is now not less than fifty-seven houses
undergoing erection, and half dozen
manufacturing establishments are max
ing arrangements to build. We are glad
to receive such favorable report from
our sister city and patiently bid the time
when resources of Custer will be recog.
nized and she Will have her innings.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-09-15

The Minnekahta club, Hot Springs, 5.
has extended an invitation to to the edi-
tor OF the CHRONICLE for the coursing
meet, which is to be held there from
September "a to October % The club
is making it point to enclose editors
tickets in all their Invitations and ex.
tend the use Ct their club rooms to the
visitors in the Springs during the meet.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-09-15
DR.. F,nn,s Test,monv Interesting.

DR.. Thomas Finn, of Boonsboro, Mo-,
who has practiced medicine for 80 years,
says he has used every prescription
known to the profession for treatment
of kidney and bladder diseases, and says
be has never found anything so effective
in both chronic and acute kidney and
bladder trouble as Foley's Kidney Cure.
1t stops Irregularities and builds up the
whole system. j. f. Pitcher & Co.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-09-15
Republican County Convention.

The republicans of Custer county will meet in
delegate convention at Custer City, IN the court
house on Tuesday, September 18th, 1906 AT
O'Clock p. m. The purposes OF this convention
are, the placing in nomination OF Republican
candidates Tor the several officers IN the County,
and n Representative for the 43rd District 10 be
voted for at the general election to be held in Gus
ter county on the 9th day OF November 1906,
which are rs follows;
one candidate for Representative 43rd Dis
triCt
one candidate for Clerk OF Courts
one candidate for County Judge.
one candidate for States Attorney
one candidate for Treasurer.
one candidate for Sheriff.
one candidate Tor Register OF Deeds.
one candidate for County Auditor.
one candidate for Assessor.
one candidate for surveyor
one candidate Tor superintendent OF schools.
One candidate for Coroner.
one candidate for Commissioner lSt aud 2nd
Districts.
-Four candidates for Justices of the Peace.
-Four candidates Tor ConStab,eS.
The several precincts OF the County viii be
ehtitled to representation in this convention up
on the basis OF one delegate at large, ana one
delegate for every fifteen votes or major frac-
uoh thereof cast for Hon. Samuel H. Elrod, re
publican candidate for governor at The election
OF 1904. The representation is as follows:
bhhao Gap....,.., '..''.. .
biherNle :...........,.,.......'.'' .
Beaver Valley. :
NuSlcT ,...'...'.'.. i,
FdOrado OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ....... I
Elm .'''''''''''- :.
TMIpurh'..''' '''.-.'. ''''''''
Itrll'oSd ........'.. n
junction :
Pringle 3
spokane :
Spring creek =
>. x G.. Ranch =
The primaries viii be held in the various pre-
cnclS on Tuesday, September nth, 1906, trom
''' j. L. PILCHER, Chairman.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-09-15
Gard of Thanks.

To our friends and neighbors who SC
kindly assisted us in care of husband
and father and com forted us with their
sympathy we desire to express our heart.
felt thanks.
Mrs. HATTIE MOORE AND CHILDREN.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-09-15

The republican and democratic county
conventions to place in nomination eau
didates for the various county Offices,
will be held in this city Tuesday, Sept
18th
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-09-15

The Hermosa Hustler announces that
T. a. Carlson Of that precinct will be a
candidate for county assessor before the
republican county convention next Tues
day
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-09-15

The funeral of the late II. B. Moore, a
mention of whose demise appeared in
our issue of last week, was held from his
residence on Willow creek last Saturday
afternoon. Herbert Baron Moore was
born in the state OF New York on August
81, 1856, and died September Z, 1906.
He was married to Miss Hattie l.. Green
on March 10, 1882. For many years the
family resided in Dawson and York
counties, Nebraska. In July, 1902, he
moved with his family to the Black Hills
and settled on ranch on Willow creek,
where he resided up to the time of his
death. Besides wife he leaves eight
children TO mourn his death, James,
Roy, Nora. Raymond, Alfred, Celie,
Leona and Luella.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-09-15

Walter Willard came in Sunday from
the Slim Buttes after repairs for corn
binder. Mr.. Willard and Jesse Dalton
have recently closed deal foz the ranch
and live stock belonging to Amos War
ner, and for The next few years will de.
vote their time to becoming cattle kings.
So says the Belle Fourche Bee of last
week. Walter is a son of Mrs. p ID. Nc
Clelland and brother of the Misses Bir-
die and Pearl Willard of this place, and
has many friends and acquaintances here
and at Custer who will be pleased to
learn of his new business venture, and
gladly join with the Hustler in wishing
him and his partner every manner OF
success-which a model young man like
he so richly deserves.-Hustlor.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-09-15
NJ. LONG. Dentist,

Permanently located on Fifth Street,
HAnley Block.
CVr~srTBCVS SD
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-09-15
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

CUSTER. ~. ID.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-04-12

SHIPPING ITEMS. Capt. Haskell, of sch.
Van Aliens BOughton, reports made the
run from Searsport to Norfolk in two days.
That would be good run for steamer.
Sch. Annie b. Mitchell, Capt E. S. Nc
Donald, arrived at Portland April 9Th from
South River, N. j., with cargo OF clay
consigned to the'Portland Stoneware Co...
The schooner Abbie ingalls,, the only craft
which wintered at Bangor, has been sold to
Capt. W. F. Bullock of BuckspOrt and will
be the first to load out of that port this sea-
son, having lumber charter for New York.
:. Sch Mabel f. Goss landed fastening
iron here last week for the PendletOn Bros.
and George A. Glchrest. Part of her car
go was landed at Rockland, and part ship
ped from here by rail........ Work in the
Pendleton Bros. yard was resumed Monday.
The hard pine for the new schooner is on
the way in sch. Charlotte 7. Sibley.. The
tug Bismarck went up to Bangor Sunday
with the first tow of the season, the
schooners Fred A. Davenport, with coal for
the Eastern Mfg. Co., and the Hattie II.
Barbour from Barren Island with fertilizer
for Henry Mclaughlin & Co., locked at
High Head :. Sch. W. E. & W. L. Tuck,
which turned turtle and was abandoned off
Cape Sable, n. s., April 5th, brought cargo
of coal to this port last May for the Swan &
Sibley Co. She was bound from Bridge
water, n s., to New York with lumber and
probably had too heavy deck-lOad. The
crew, which had taken to the boat, were
nearly dead when picked up by Boston
trawler, and the steward had persisted from
exposure. -. Capt Fitz Patterson has sold
the sch Harriet Rogers to Capt John
Small of Standpoint, taking in part pay
ment sch. c. Nj. Gray of 2S tons net, built
at Sedgwick, Me-, in 1872, ....S Sch. Charlotte
T. Sibley arrived yesterday with hard pine
for Pendleton Bros, to be used in construc-
ton of the schooner now in frame in their
yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
me M|y,IEC;HANICsVILLE. NEWS

Mr. = r. Bailey, OF 4 VI else't = -
visiting relatives and friends IN R .el'1A
Vile, N c. I. is;s. " u, !, !, !, Z
Miss Nora Perish has returned nome ~,
~ Far a plea SAINT stay OF two weeks WITT
nor cousin, Miss Bertha Bailey OF sWoou
s MS Emma blackburn Is able to hes
out again after an indlsposltl ton 3of sew
oral weeks. s 3t5 !. /. ! 3T ~. i. u
during the past weels for tlantlcS CITY to
spend ten days, 4 f Z, 4. 4,
MISS Avis IIechler has returned TO her
home on tho Pike after a stay OF two1
weeks with relatives In Waynesboro va,
Mrs. Clarence Huband, who has been
quito sick at her home mere u conya-.
descent. I. =. !, a., !, =, q Il, q, J,
was SO painfully burned at the Loconlo-
iva Works a few weeks ago. ais getting
on very nicely, Il 81 B3
Miss Bffis Gentry has returned to her
home on the Pike, after N stay OF some
weeks In Fredericksburg with friends,
Mrs William Poat Is Z spending two
~ eeks with friends at Ocean View. a
( \ Mn, and Mrs. Albert Pierce, OF Chelsea
SHill have returned from he Heach, where
they spent ten days, IS !. . !.
miss Fanny Slaughter Is Visiting her
grandmother, Mrs, .atterbac n Or tt,etersT
sfbuyg, q d sR. is s... n !, !. h. J.
MIS- Lacy Taylor, Of Wood Street, who
has been Visiting her sister IN tAloemarle
county for the past three month re-
turned home here on Thursday.
Mrs. Allen Huff u quite s'eS y sas
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ffit ~ u 90 ssli p - ~
4 EAST RlCHM 0N.D [

me- N =. W. M McEswen has 3 lust returned
from d delightful vis t to VI rlends ana \
relatives In Louisa county ere n SITS II
was Eer, tertained II bout y ten days she !.
was ompanied by her sons, fl ar 4 anu =
q q Henry Nc ven will leave on Saturday
for an extended visit to relatl ives IN IN
Mr.. James \ ca t,m,an 4 Is impr owing from
his recent illness. t5a54 Ii III u
& M. JohnBBulhelle is quite alck at his!
home near here. LIE ftWicll liz Inv =
Tendance Y. M jS 5 . N.
K Mrs. Fielding Pollard Is spending the
present month with relatives and TRENDS
lin NIiddlesex5 county. q. III, IA
Mr.. Charlie is SICK Win Y
fphoid fever at the home OF his aunt,
Mrs. Davis, he .t III! II
IL. Mrs. Susan Fege Is expected home "
3te,, 81 n extended visit to friends in New
York, Philadelphia, p ROY ldence If r \.
nltimore, and other. N orthern points. i
4 q MRS. Hugh T'Iege Is though t to be I'M
proving after an III ess sof ma ny months.
THE accident to Albert and Ellis Pol 6, i
lard, sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 8 Pol
5proyidential 3 escape from death. The
boys were driving In town in their bug
Nv. which was run into by a Fairmount
cal making SaSwreck OF the buggy, over
turning 1t, and catching the boys 81 UNDER
meath, bruising and scrntch hing them UP
considerably, The fanM y physician, ? Dr.
Charles Massie, was Il lephoned for DE- ? =
William Parker responded + for The com
Bpany, and the boys We're made as COM
Portable Gas possible; and their father,
whose business is In the city. was also
telephoned. He took them home, where
they arc tonderly cared for iNby their
mother p,
Mrs. ALICE Parkinson of lWash ngton1 on,
d, a., has Bheena a guest for the past
month OF her sister, Mrs John. 10 llarla'
ut "Sunnyside,',ittit 5ss t5i
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FAR \. WEST {: ST: END

Mr. and Mrs. y J ames J. Williams have
returned to their home IN FRANKLIN, a,
4 as the guests of friends and relatives. #
Miss { Ma RE 4 sha fer. OF Grove Avenue.
left Monday for Ken lucky. in company pal
with her uncle, Mr.. Robert French, and
family. Of that State. While there. she
Will divide her time between Louisville!
Lexington and Carlisle, KY, and will
return to this city on or q bout the 10Th 9TH
OF September. IL y S3
!. Miss Annie O'Day.4 Miss Nellie McCnet
and Miss White have returned to Ba III
more fter3 q pleasant stay In this sec
ton as the guests OF their cousins. Il Miss
Ollie Anthony and Miss Mamie Teefy.
Mr. James .Edmonds. OF sLynchburg, Va,
is spending some time in this section as
the guest of relatives. aa33t5
Miss Mamie Lee brewery has returned
no me after a pleasant stay at West Point,
Va, with friends. N IS u !a$
Miss Marie shafer. OF Grove Avenue.
gave a delightful lawn party q few eve
nings ago in honor OF her cousin Miss iiss
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H!LANDsPRINlG|'i!S'.

Mr.. ana Mrs, Llewellyn, near Meadow
station, we're visitors at 'Lynnhurst, :"
the home of DR.. 8, A. and Y. ]. Roope,
during the past week. IS, e y !. }t. .}6 3
Mrs. Mary Cartel, ]. of the Cednrs IS
visiting friends IN her old vicinity s y
Of Mrs. Thomas Carter. Y, ,s7. .5 I, ii, rs, "
s. rev. Nv. "A. Jeffreys visited friends In
Hanover count, during the pnat WeeK
entered the barn. Of Mr.. q. q McClell-
land and appropriated good horse col
lar and bride. u,
The attrastiye stone cottage on Ds!sy
is now occupied by a family who moved
In during the present week,
Mr.. and Mrs, Y. tkisson entertain-
ed a few Of their friends on ThuIssday
professor OF lrrusic In staunton, who is
selection Of the latest music. enliycned
tie occasion With Miss Atk'sson g.
M sias Gil, sheehan. Andrews and
Atkisson. who, together with the young
people OF the Immediate neighborhood,
'Msa rs. u Gh fns RR 3tssy .. Dr.. wlllam child
left during tho past week for q visit
North. where she will spend q few (,
months. hop!n1g to q; regain her health be-
Miss Winnie Emricl, OF "Iiherty
Hail." visited in Richmond on Wednes-
Misses Ethel Parrish and Connie Fur-
gusson, of Richmond. called on friends
The I,ades Aid Society OF the Metho-
dist Church will meet on next Z, TUESDAY,
August 2lst, iat o'clock, With Miss
1aunSse. are ,irged To be present. as It
Viii Wits be Z 4 meeting Of I,
Misses IDA and Nellie Cullins, OF Nor.
folk, were guests during the week or
Mrs j. r. Norris ntinues 70 Improve,
though still unable to sit !lp, !, {. /,
Misses laura and Annie Cartwright
haya returned to ths!g home. sitter 2
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The Blessing sc Health


home Il Of her other on Madd ox = u .ssssis
S8$3 NJ ~ Pierce A1ahnnes d has Il returned EEtos
his hon here AT ter a. leasant 3 taSts III
ten days I'm Lou tsa co llrl q
Mr.. j ohns Mnso n, Of he who 3rf ri
bean visiting i Is mot her N Cord on:
returned home during I'll ras wee e MI
sS Mrs Chnrl es M Int Of ne
leave Tuesday for 81 Ocean hege tS
she will spend seyera ~ vs., Il nd from
there she will VII sit Bal titnores nee
)8return home. jis
Va, Id spendl ne sotn time w Y
brother, Of the p lke:5;s SSs
@ Mrs. Florence jenkins Is al BILE ten nes
sout again after an III ness of Two ss
.s} hrs II. Bal ley still remans Quite
indis osed Mt her Shome on Oh soc
Mrs. q Fps. Whog has been so III
extremely III her home fo the past ~.
month"; is somewhat improv ed
ss Miss Bertha Bailey has returned home
after a visit OF two months 70 y relative
near Chariot tesvllle q. III
Miss Florence Sweeney has returned
to her home on the Pike after spending
two weeks with her8 parents r. @ " New
Kent county. q II. !; M
Mrs, Ada Allen still remains q ute sillA
at her home on Chelse "a l.53s asS
Mrs. Il. n c.. NIahanes, Of Bowling Green IA
Road, Is still onfined to her bad yrithS
Miss Neya Hall Is visiting rela tiyes 8i IA
Roclbridge colln sS 395l
Miss Flora s5need N and sister q rass
spending several days with relative N y 4
King WI lliam county. ,st
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NEW CASTLE.

Miss Lula Hollins. q New x; ent. g ana
Miss Pollard, Of Richmond, W. are The
guests OF friends near Old Church. ,; s
Mrs. Jennie Saunders. Of Gum erlands
is on a ysitsto her old home. Green Hes Res
Btirement, AZ n ,8 n T8afs 81.
Rev. u. w. Osborne has returned TO- his
home. aftersn trip to- New York, .1gs Il
During the past week N Al len Nc
Kay had the misfortune to 8 tick g nail
In6hls foot ana y Is now confined & TO his
home at Green r. tire ment. 9S9ssVE
rs Mrs. w. Il. Fl uS hes. OF N o. 400 Short
Street. Fairmount, Is visiting her Sis
ter-in-l law. Mrs. W. r., Lynch, sS5 OF his
place, and Mrs. +, r. " Beach, at his
place. 3sSs ii rs 81 stslss
Mr.. w. ID. a tlsinson and wi fe and III tleS
daughter, Leila, were the gu ests OF rela,i1
7tiyes near Studley recently J. ii;
Miss 2ena Tucker. Tho has been sltss
Ing relatives In Richmond, has rctprned:.i
{ Miss Maggie Jones, who has been ylslt,N
Ing Mrs. i. w. 4 Osborne, has returned
Misses Ida Lynch and Seena Beach
have returned to their homes, after 8stS
delightful visit of, two weeks to- NJ Fl and
Mrs, ", T, i Trimmer at Rumford, as4 klpes
William count Il In II X tS 8ssSs
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NEWS OF THE SUBURBS.
1,yno, III several da,. during tins past

Lyme, Tor several days during ths past ,u't
week. 81 q. v. s Il. n
Of Eeiisood, arrived It the Fines during
the week, 51.foy will spend several weeks
With Mrs. wrisht's parents.
Mrs. ]. II. Lyme expects to take q
trip 70 washington, ?. q, during the
com Ing week. She VIII spend several
days ana will be accotnpa by her 1T
tie daughter velyn. . 4. s$ " y.
@ One Of the noted seven pine trees at
THIS pinco was struck BY lightning during
the rooent severe storm, and wns Injured
to Some extent II one Of the cedars on
the mait, walk was also struck and torn
Among the far-nways visitors who re-
Gently registered hore were three gentle-
men from London, England also one from
Shanghai, China. 81,
\ 4 Mr.. willie Vincent enjoyed q trip dur
INK the pa st 4 week, visiting Norfolk,
Jamestown and other points OF interest
In that section before returning home.
Il p. 3. Corwir, superintendent OF Cold
Harbor Cemetery, visited the Pines OF,
Tuesday, and was a. guest OF Superin-
tendert q. II. Taylor.
j. e. II ickey, d retired sergeant OF the
5Ua 8. Army who is visiting IN Virginia,
called 10 see his friend, Mr.. 9. II. Tny-
lor, superintendent q the National !, Gem ZEN
etery hero. on Tuesday fternoon.. II,
i During the past year 10, $40 visitors
,reEtstered at the National Cemetery.
N f Mr.. Sam n West continues sick with
iri1etimatism. Ss 81 " hi III . ri l {
a Miss Grace Reld, OF lakewood Avenue,
was q recent guest OF friends here. u
5ss Mrs. William Hicks was a visitor visitor
hero on Sunday. sis
Nj Mrs. p. NJ. Houston, who has been
quite sick, Is improving. IN Is