Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1909-07-03
SATURDAY, JULY ?, 1909.
Enjoy yourself today.


A light shower Tuesday forenoon.
The brewery warehouse is being re
painted this week.
Read the inside pages Of this paper, it
contains state news Of interest.
The County Commissioners were in
session several days this week
For sale--A ten room story brick
house. Inquire at Custer Co. Bank.
Ea~ Rooms and lodging at Weir House
Cor. Sixth and Harney streets.
Regular July session Of County Com
missi oners will convene next Tuesday
John Geisler and Mrs. L. A. Scott
represented the Epworth League meet
ing in Hot Springs.
Monday hot wave swept over Custer.
II was the most oppressive heat known
TO the oldest inhabitant.
NJ. J. Bailey shipped one car or lum-
ber to Hot Springs and several cars to
Nebraska points, this week.
Bring on your Harness for repairs one
door west Of the posto1ice.
]. C. Carr.
Tuesday Mr.. Stanton came up to Gus
ter for supplies for his crew. The Stan
ton saw mill is four miles below Pringle.
A Ladies Bicycle for sale cheap. In
quire OF
Mayme Barnett.
A Banner has been hung across Gus
ter avenue giving the program for today
in letters large enough chat he who
runs may read".
4 Our line is complete in seasonable
goods. We haye no old stock.
j.. G. Anderson.
At the White Spar mine they have
the machinery all set and the shaft un-
watered. They started two compressed
air drills Monday night.
The banks will be closed Monday it
being legal holiday. The post Office
will be open one hour after the arrival
of the train from the east.
(. Oats, Barley and ground chop, for
sale. Write for prices.
Wn Carter, Pringle, S. d.
C. w. Robbins and Chas. Ostrom have
gone down to the Southern Queen cop
per mine, to spend the 9TH fishing In
French creek.
A. Rasmussen deputy assessor for the
eastern portion of the county, was in
town Monday. He expected to finish
up his work Tuesday.
Tuesday q herd of cattle from the
country invaded the city and crowded
their "city cousins" off from the luxu-
RANT herbage that adorn the banks of
French creek.
Joe Sharp will move up to the st. Elmo
camp where nearby is situated his and
Adolf Ruechel's wolfram property on
which they will do the assessments work
now.-Hill City News.
4 Bring in your old Suit and have il
cleaned and pressed. Will make it look
like new. Hats cleaned and blocked.
L. G.. Anderson. .
After arriving in Hot Springs last
Friday night Miss Leta Scott was taken
quite ill. She was tasen TO the hospital.
! he Doctor stated the symptoms indi-
Gated Typhoid Fever.
A delay in getting door and window
frames has retarded work on the Kubler
building The frames arrived few
days ago and the contractors are now
rushing the work as fast as possible.
Workmen have put dnc-sheet roof
upon the b. & NJ. depot during the past
week. Other improvements are planned
that when completed will make this one
of the most attractive stations on the
high line".
Paul d. Kelleter forest supervisor, is
examining the boundaries of the re-
serve. He is accompanied by his wife;
they are making the tour on horseback.
They were in Custer Monday, going
from here to Pringle.
Masons have the 2d-story of the Gar
lock building up and are waiting for
joists. AS soon as the joists are in place
the rafters and roof will be put on and
brick work finished as rapidly as the
weather will permit.
To relieve constipation, clean out the
bowels, tone and strengthen the diges-
tive organs, put them in a natural con
dltion with HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea, the most reliable tonic for thirty
years. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. A. J.
Jones.
William Lovett of Custer was visitor
in Edgemont "Wednesday and Thursday,
having just returned from Thermopolis
where he has been taking treatment for
! bad case Of muscular rheumatism. He |
has nothing but the best words of praise |
for the Springs there. .-Edgemont Ex-
press.
Bill has won her--pretty maid,
A June bride she is to be
Her peachy-cream complexion will not
fade
Because it's Rocky Mountain Tea inlaid.