Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1909-03-06
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Who was baptized Sunday nighH
Try Fayorite -four, and you will al
ways buy 1t. At Garlock's.
]. II. Bostwick shipped car load Of
sawdust to Edgemont this week.
Mrs. J, Moore and Mrs. J. Sheehan,
each have sick baby this week,
Read the statement OF condition Of
Custer County Bank in this issue.
A. X. C0wIes will fix up the building
recently moved to his residence lot, for
dwelling house.
We are pleased to see Judge Feay
out on the streets again and able to
attend the duties Of his Office.
The NJ. E. Ladies Aid Society will
meet at the residence OF Mrs. NJ. ].
Bailey, next Wednesday afternoon.
o. L. Metcalf, the Custer drayman,
has 200 cords of l6-inch, dry; body wood
for sale at $l.65 per cord, delivered.
NJ. Gbarrett, pump man for the Bur-
lington Route has moved to Edgemont.
His wife and baby went down Wednes-
day night.
The Eagles are preparing to give an
anniversary ball the night of March IL,
at Garlock's opera house. Remember
the date-St. Patrick's day.
DR.. Naples household goods were
shipped Tuesday to his home-Fort
Lupton, Colo. J. f. Sheehan accompan-
led the car, to take care of the stock.
Endurance trips are becoming all the
fad now. Sunday Chas Perrin, F.
PIlger and T. q. Hesnard "hoofed it"
to Hill City via the Burlington Route,
in three hours.
Mr.. Parks the Singer agent, came in
Wednesday from trip in Wyoming,
visiting Eothen, Upton and Gillette,
when he left Upton Monday it was
showing severely.
Last Sunday night as George
Phillips was feeding a young heifer
she tossed her head around and one
horn pierced his right hand making a
very painful wound.
Second quarterly conference Of the
NJ. L. church will be held here next
Sunday. DR.. Dolliver, Superintendent,
will preach both morning and evening.
Administration of the Lords Supper
Sunday morning
DR.. Lloyd, the successor of DR.. Maple,
arrived Wednesday night. He is pleas
ant appearing gentleman and will soon
gain the confidence of his patients. We
bid him welcome in behalf of the peo-
pie whom he will serve.
Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any
case of kidney or bladder trouble that is
not beyond the reach of medicine.
Cures back ache and irregularities that
If neglected might result in Bright's
disease or diabetes. A. j. Jones.
The Congregational Ladies Aid met
at the residence Wednesday afternoon
of Mrs. +. A. Chambers. The reporter
has not yet met anyone who attended but
to use yankee expression We "reck-
on" they bad jolly time and feast of
good things.
Ed. N. Davis returned Saturday from
Omaha, where he had been on o bust
ness trip. He was glad to again set his
foot upon Custer soil. AS he was trudg-
ing toward his abode with grip in each
hand, we could hear him singing "Be it
ever so humble, there's no place like
ike home.
M. ]. Bailey white carving in a
bucket of milk Tuesday night slipped
md in his endeavor to keep the milk
rom spilling fell upon his left elbow
lislocating the elbow and breaking one
If the bones in the fore arm DIR. Long
'educed the fracture as much as poss-
BILE and sent him to Deadwood for an
X-Ray examination.
Wednesday afternoon was ideal and
he attendance at residence OF Mrs. NJ,
l. Willis of M. E. Ladies Aid was
arge and everyone in their most in
lulgent mood. After all business and
work was disposed of an elegant supper
vas served and the evening given up
o social enjoyment. Mrs. E. B. Wix-
on assisted Mrs. Willis in entertaining.
)ne guest reports bountiful repast
nd an enjoyable time.
Odo Reder, for many years citizen
f Custer, expired from heart trouble, at
lis home near Donald, Wyo,. Feb. 26.
he announcement of his death was q
hook to his relatives and friends here.
| number of relatives and friends went
p to Donald and accompanied the re-
mains to Custer. Funeral services were
eld in the Congregational Church
thursday and interment in the Custer
emetery. An obituary will appear
ext week.
w. II. Redmor, an attorney at law
rom Wahpeton, North Dakota, has
cen in Custer several days, looking
ur town oyer with a view of locating
ere to practice law. He has the ear
marks of good citizen and We hope
% will conclude to abide with us.
While there may not be enough bus
ness in that line at present to warrant
there will be in the near
lture and We would like to see him
ct in on the ground floor. We bid
on hearty welcome Mr.. Redmon