Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-10-01
SATURDAY, OCTOBER /, 1910.

machines ana nay DdIerS.
DJ- Unfurnished rooms for rent. In
quire at CHRoSIcLE Office.
A concrete walk in front of the FRS
National Bank will be finished today.
Rev. Powell will hold service at -Four
Mile Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. II. w. Hazsn is teaching the
Hesnard school down on Battle Creek.
The ladies of the Methodist Aid will
serve dinner and supper on Election
day.
Fred Shoemaker has gone over to
Keystone, where he has job for the
winter.
A concrete walk has been laid in
front of A. M. Trimble's Buffet ON Gus
ter Avenue.
The Congregational Aid will meet at
the parsonage next Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
The Interstate company are doing
some development work on their prop
erty at Bugtown.
The Cuyahoga company have received
some new machinery which they took
out to the mine Monday.
The M. E. Aid Society will he enter
tanned by Mrs. s. N. Fitch next We'd
nesday afternoon, Oct. 5th.
Miss Norma Illsley is teaching at the
Mayo school house, and Miss Myrtle
Sutherland at the Evergreen.
James s. Houseman has shipped near
ly ! 100 pounds of wool to Chicago. His
fock of sheep are pure bred Rambouil-
lets.
The cold wave Saturday night and
Sunday caused hubby to hustle around
Monday morning and put up heating
stoves.
With the help Of Charles Evans, Of
Keystone, Ed. N. Davis built a granary
on his homestead two miles south of
Custer.
Miss Mae Kollar has the same school
she had last year-the Grand Junction
school which will begin next Monday
morning
Will Curtis, who has worked for II.
Monheim this past summer, left Mon
day night for the Big Horn Basin, in
Wyoming.
Judge McGee will hold a term of cir
cult court in Custer commencing Tues
day, October llth. A grand jury will
be empaneled.
Forest Guard A. X. Cowles with a
crew of men are threshing out the pine
cones in warehouse No. /. 1t looks like
an all winters job.
At the Sunday School convention held
in Deadwood last Saturday and Sunday,
Rapid City was chosen as the place of
meeting next year.
Although the season has closed at Syl-
van Lake tourists continue to arrive to
visit that popular resort and view the
sights from Harney Peak.
Mrs. J. G.. Blaine of Elk Mountain, s.
D., arrived in Edgemont last evening
and is visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. X.
Parkin.-Edgsmont Enterprise.
Come out to the Epworth League Sum
day evening and see what the Methodist
young people are doing. Rally day
meeting. Leader Winthrop Scott
A maltese cat and five full-grown kit
tens, good mousers, desire homes where
they will be well taken care of. In
quire of Uncle George; enclose stamp.
A successful operation for ailments of
long standing was made upon Mrs. w.
II. Smith last Monday at the Sisters
Hospital at Hot Springs, by DR.. Walker.
County Treasurer Streeter has been
''busy as bee in tar barre" this week
occssioned by persons paying their taxes
in order to avoid penalty which attaches
today.
Mrs. George w. Bond informs the
CHRONICLE that she has lemon tree
that is bearing fruit. 1t has one lemon
hat measures seven inches in circum-
Serence.
Surveyor s. II. Johnson of the Black
Hills Forest, has been working in an Of
icial capacity for several days on the
undance National Forest.-Sundance
Wyo.) Monitor.
Forest Guard S. r. Cleaver moved in
0 Custer Saturday last from the burst
anger station. He moved into the
ouse formerly occupied by l. w. Her
er, corner of Fourth and Harvey
reefs.
Good results always follow the use of
oley Kidney Pills. They contain just
e Ingredients necessary to tone,
rengtben and regulate the kidneys
I'd bladder, and to cure backache. A.
Jones.
Saturday night lightning set fire on
@ Denis Henault homestead, short q
stance from Custer. The Forest off. q
rs were summoned and the flames
without any damage to "
operty. y
Guy Reder, an old-time Spearfish resi-,
mt, who is an engineer at the mica II
INT at Custer, came in town Saturday lie
ening on Harvey Fellows motor cycle,
d is visiting among his friends III
earfsh Caravan. Isl