Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-08-06
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1910.
MIX for sale. Inquire ofPhillips, the

qulre at CHR0SICLE once.
The young folks will have dance a
tho Newark hall next Saturday even
ing.
Correspondents are requested TO mai
their items 30 they will reach this offic,
not later than Wednesday night OF eact
week.
Mrs. Sadie Randall departed for Oma
ha, Nebraska, Saturday night TO selec
fall stock Of goods for the H. w. Fitch
store.
A desk has been placed in the lobby
Of the postoffice for the benefit Of II.
patrons. It is much needed improve
mont.
The Methodist young people are goinl
to give another one of those programs to
which everyone loves to come. See pro.
gram elsewhere in the paper.
o. L. Metcalf informs the CHRONICLE
that his daughter, Maude, who has been
visiting relatives at Lodi, California,
will return home about the 18th Of this
month.
Hair flowers and switches made to Or
der. Also dressmaking and plain sew.
ing. Mrs. q. L. Phillips, second resi-
dence east Of Garlock's on Laughing
Water.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Brown, Jr., OF
Rapid City, S. D., are recognized busi-
ness college teachers Of national reputa-
tion, and of twenty years experience.
Write today.
o. L. Metcalf and Company, city dray
and express line, Custer, s. D. Hauling
done too and from the country. Charges
reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed.
Give rs O call.
Rev. Mccarthy, Of Spearfish, will
preach at Four Mile tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock; and In the evening at
the Congregational church in Custer.
Everyone welcome.
The Food and Dairy Commissioner Is
sending ont circulars in regard to sell
ing rotten eggs. Read It elsewhere in
the CHRONICLE and keep in mind. Ig-
norancs is no excuse In law.
There was q good attendance at the
lawn social at the Congregational par
sonage Wednesday evening, and though
the evening was quite cool several dimes
were passed into the treasury.
To keep your health sound; to avoid
the ills of advancing years to conserve
your physical forces for q ripe and
kealthful old age, guard your kidneys
by taking Folsy's Kidney Remedy. A.
]. Jones.
Prof. II. q. Pryor who is at Boulder,
Colorado, sends $500 for the CHRONICLE.
Hesays: ~ have had very pleasant
summers work in the University and
expect to remain here through the en-
tire year."
Haying and harvesting are upon us,
and the demand for hired help seems to
be quite brisk. What with the farm
ing and the canyon work there 10 no ex-
cuss for anyone to be idle.-Spearfish
Enterprise.
w. H. Sswright says his apple crop 10
going TO be light this season, but that
his hay crop is going to be the best he
has ever had. He attributes largely to
disking his fields this spring. ng.-Bufalo-
gap Gazette.
In mentioning o. l. Metcalfs trip to
Hot Springs and Wind Cave last week
We failed TO state that the young ladies,
Miss Leta Scott and Miss Bessie Metcalf
made the round trip horseback much to
their delight.
E. q. Anderson's local last week should
have read 1923 instead Of 1913; the lat
ter number being typographical error.
The winning number is 1923. The one
holding that number should present it
at once II they wish the prize.
The total valuation Of Custer county
property is 81, ,246, ,S97; number ofschool
polls 1907; number Of dogs $50. From
the racket they make some nights the
CHRONICLE is Of the opinion that Custer
alone has that number of CANNES.
C. r. Cooper has sold the w. ]. Ryan
residence here in Spearfish formerly |
the Andy Campbell house, to s. NJ. Nc
Moran of Custer. Mr.. McMoran expects |
to move to this place to send his chill
dren to chool.-Spearfish Caravan.
Mrs. r. d. Jennings will leave to-
morrow for Custer where she will be |
joined by her daughters, Louise and
Mrs. J. G. Spencer and her children.
They will spend the month Of August at
sylvan Lake.-Hot Springs Times-Her-
aid.
A crew of six men under charge of g.
A. Douthrie are now at Mayo examin'
Ing the trees and estimating the damage
done by the fire which started in that
vicinity July 4th, and ragged for several
days, covering an area Of about 1000
acres.
Charley Sprague has had large res
ervoir surveyed on his place north Of
town and will at once put In the dam.
It will be 1000 feet long and the high
est place will be 80 feet. 1t will make
3 lake covering about 80 acres. Buffalo
gap Gazette. /