Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-08-27
MILK Tor sale. Inquire ofphilllps, the

hay crop Wednesday.
There will be no service at the New
York mine tomorrow.
pw- Unfurnished rooms for rent. In
quire at CHRoSIcLE office.
Fred Roetzel has the frame up for his
new house. the first floor laid and the
roof on.
The Westinghouse company shipped
car Of mica to Grand Island, Neb.,
Thursday.
Fred and Arthur Shoemaker are put
ting up hay this week, on the ranch q
few miles from town.
The auto-truck received by the West.
inghouse company was being tested on
our streets, yesterday.
Mrs Alice Brunton of Custer, was
operated upon the past week by Drs
Walker & Geyerman, clinics at the Sis
ter's hospital.
Geo. Redfern has been appointed Road
Foreman of Engines on the High Line,
in place Of Fred Houser, promoted
Edgemont Express.
Myron 0'Connor was in from Bsrne
Sunday. He informs the CHRONICLE he
has sawed over 1000 logs since placing
his mill at that station.
Rev. Powell was called to Keystone
Thursday to conduct funeral Of the in.
fant of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Herbert.
Cause OF death Cholera Infantum; age
7-months.
s. II. Bakewell, W. II. King and II.
W. Packard, of the Board of Charities
and Corrections, spent day in Custer
on matters pertaining to the Tubercul-
osis Sanitarium.
Tuesday evening Mrs. J. II. Bostwick
went down To the Bostwick lumber
camp, three miles below Pringle, where
she expects to remain month cook ing
for his timber crew.
Number 7l9 is the first winning num-
ber on the Silver Set at Anderson's. II
that number docs not appear, 1922 is the
second number. If this does not appear
in due time, number 1925 is good.
The next teachers examination will
be held in the Custer court house, Thurs
day and Friday, September lst and End.
Plan'to begin at 8. a. m. Thursday.
: 20 MARY S. HUMPHREYS, Co. Supt.
The union services of the churches
will close tomorrow night at the Con-
gregational church. The first Sunday in
September Rev. Powell will resume reg
ular services at the Cong regational
church.
To keep your health sound; to avoid
the ills Of advancing years to conserve
your physical forces for a ripe and
healthful old age, guard your kidneys
by taking Foley's Kidney Remedy. A.
J. Jones.
Joseph Kubler, who has published the
CUSTER CHRONICLE, at Custer, S. d., for
thirty ears, is taking advantage of a
few weeks vacation to receive the bene-
fit Of our springs waters.-Thermopolis
(Wyo.) Independent.
The county clerk recently issued
marriage license to Shirl TanDer of
PriDgle, 8. D., and Naude Gibbons Of
Farrall, who were united in matrimony
August l3, 1910, by NJ. d. Holdbrook.-
Sundance (Wyo.) Monitor.
No preaching service at the N. E.
church Sunday on account of the alb
sencs Of the pastor. Sunday School at
10 a. m. Epworth League at p. m.
The congregation will unite in Union
meeting at 8 p. m. at the Congregational
church.
Grace Curlee, Cheyenne, Wyo., has
repeatedly refused 500 as stsnographer,
because she makes more money doing
job ,stenography. She studied short
hand under Mr.. and Mrs. Brown four
years ago. Enroll in Rapid City Busi-
ness College.
Wednesday, October 3lst, Mrs. E. A.
Scott and Mrs. Jos. Kubler will serve q
25c supper to the public in the interest
of the Methodist Aid Society, at the
Kublsr building, south side Custer Ave-
nue.. Serving will begin at o'clock and
continue till all are served.
In the Phelps Citizen, published at
Phelps, N. Y, we notice that Mr.. Chas.
II. Garlock has been appointed Presi-
dent of the Phelps National Bank, a new
bank recently established in that city.
The gentleman is a brother of our fel-
low townsman, 7. V. Garlock, he having
elerked for him in his store here somo
16 years ago.
Mrs. Roberts of Chicago, accompanied
Rev. Powell out to Four Mile last Sun
day, and made very interesting ad.
dress, taking for her topic: Chicago
Philanthropies". She handled her sub
iect in an able manner and gave the
audience much information about that
city and the work being done along phi
lanthropic lines.
T. R. Miller and Oran Allen have been
in town few days waiting for machin-
cry. They will test the Dserfeld tract
for placer gold. The drill will arrive
this week and they expect to put in
about two months with that work. II
results are satisfactory they will un-
doubtedly put in extensive machinery
to work the Deerfeld tract.-Hill City
Star.
Seven troop of the Fourth Cavalry on
a march from Fort Laramie to Fort