Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-08-20
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1910.
Ed. Pyns moved to town Tuesday.

Aid supper.
Geo. Hacker now has his crew laying
switches at Berne.
Leo McKenna, Of Newark, is on the
sick list this week,
Recital Congregational church Sept.
End. Don't miss 1t.
py- Unfurnished rooms for rent. In
quire at CHR0SIcLE Office.
Geo. Raver il again laid up with a Sc
we're attack Of rheumatism.
Rev. +. A. Doty will preach at Mayo
tomorrow at o'clock p. m.
Household goods and kitchen ware at
auction on tho streets today.
Be ready to root lively for our boys at
the ball game tomorrow afternoon.
Born.--A son, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas.
wilkinson, Saturday, Aug. Is, 1910.
There were 113 persons took dinner
at the Sylvan Lake hotel last Sunday.
Everybody enjoyed themselves at the
dance at the Newark hall last Saturday
night.
Service at the N. +. church tomorrow
at III O'Clock a. m. and union service at
8 O'Clock p. m.
Monday last was pay day for the
Westinghouse people. The pay roll
amounted to $4,000.
Mrs. James Clark will entertain the
M. Z. Aid Society at her home, next
Wednesday afternoon.
Henry Bolz, from Huron, nnlosded a
ear of livestock and household goods at
this station Wednesday.
Virgil Baty held the lucky number
that drew the beautiful silver set given
away at E. q. Anderson's store.
Harry Mattox has finished laying tho
walls of the poor house and hopes to
have II enclosed before snow flies.
Now Is the time and f, G. Anderson's
Ia the place to order your new fall suit.
Suits made to measure $l4 and up.
DR.. James and wife moved out to the
Sanitarium site Tuesday, and will occu-
py the cabin until building is erected.
Educate your son or daughter at the
Rapid City Is. d. Business College. A
home institution Of merit. Circular
free.
The Keystone Recorder says Denis
Henanlt has shipped his third car Of
amblygonite from keystone to New
Jersey.
A ditch is being dug from Custer Ave
nue. to the depot in which to lay water
pipe to supply the Burlington depot with
city water.
"Mica in tho Black Hills of South Da-
kota'', is title Of an article on first page.
Read il; for mica 10 salt Of the earth for
our people.
Reserve the evening Of September
Second, for a Recital at the Congrega
tional church, Elocution and Music.
Rapid City talent.
We have on display our full line OF
ladies', gents and ehildrsn's sweaters.
Come early.
e, e. Anderson.
Old newspapers are q handy article
to have In the house for packing or to
put under your carpets. We can fur
nish them to you at 40 cents per hun
dred.
Street Commissioner Raver has been
doing some work on the streets straight
ening crooked furrows, smoothing the
rough, leveling the high and filling in
the low places,
Ed. Lindsey, stockman living below
Pringle,. delivered % head Of fat butcher
stock to J. McFadden, yesterday. Our
people can now have some choice meat
for few days.
Chas. Danish, who for several months
has been Mr.. Chambers assistant at the
Burlington depot, left Tuesday night for
Omaha. Ncb. F. y. Wilson from An
selmo, Neb., takes his place.
We have plan now whereby we give
our customers free, Rogers silverware,,
according to the amount Of your pur-
chase.
E. Z. Anderson.
N. s.. Tubbs has jnst finished his wool
business, having shipped three car loads
east. lfthe price had been as good as
last year his wool would have brought
him in the region Of Sl7 900. -Edgemont
Express.
To keep yonr health sound; to avoid
the ills Of advancing years to conserve
your physical forces for ripe and
healthful old age, guard your Kidneys
by taking Feley's Kidney Remedy. A.
J. Jones.
w. r. Woods, one of the hustling |
farmers in Pleasant Valley, threshed
400 bushels of rye and other grain last
Friday, and has already sold all Of his
grain except what he reserved for seed
next season.
The Hot Springs boys and our team
will cross bats on the Custer diamond |.
tomorrow afternoon. 1t will probably
be hotly contested game. Turn ont
and encourage our boys-they have
done we'll so far. Don't let them fall
down for lack Of support, !