Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-07-02
SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1910.
Celebrate at Sylvan Lake.

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a1- Unfurnished rooms for rent. In
quire at CHRosIcLE Office.
According to weather forecasters July
will be dry, hot and stormy.
Be patriotic and take your family to
the Lake for day Of pleasure.
Dancing, boating and other amuse-
ments at the Lake Sunday and Mon
day.
The county commissioners will meet
next Tuesday as a Board of Equaliza-
tion.
For quiet enjoyment Of the day at
tend the basket picnic at the Globe
mine.
Take donkey ride to Harney's Peak
on the Fourth and enjoy the music on
Sylvan Lake.
Active work in excavating for First
National Bank bull ding began Wednes-
day morning.
Returns Of the Jeffries-J ohnson fight
by rounds will be received at the Lake
on the Fourth.
The county commissioners met in
special session Thursday to consider
liquor licenses.
A basket picnic at the Globe mine on
Monday, the Fourth. Dancing after
noon and evening.
John Kollar went out to the Lake to
work during the season, in what capac'
ity we did not learn.
Born.-At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sydney P. Byers, in Custer, a daughter,
Tuesday, June IA, 1910.
Miss Maggie McDermott goes to Rapid
City this week where she has accepted a
position in the Hsines store.
There was goodly number partook
Of the M. E. Aid supper Wednesday
night. The treasury was enriched over
$40.
Ed. Taylor at the postofice store, has
changed his stock of goods from the
north to the south side Of the build
ing.
Next Monday, the Fourth, there will
be q picnic at Bakerville. There will
be dancing and other forms Of amuss-
mont.
Bert Matthews has moved his house
hold effects from Alliance, Neb., to Gus
ter and will reside in our city for awhile
at least.
Our Pringle correspondent made the
CHRONICLE Office a social call Wednes-
day, while she was attending Teachers
Institute.
Miss Lucinda Stevens is confined to
the house this week with a severe at
tack Of Ivy poison, being blind for a
few days.
o. l. Metcalf made his last trip with |
the Bakerville mail Thursday. He has
made regular trips on that route for
eight years.
Smiths Orchestra Of Deadwood will |
furnish the music at the Lake, which !
insures the young folks excellent music
for dancing.
This week the Burlington Route 10
putting in concrete walks from the sta
lion to the alley west, on both Fifth and
Sixth streets.
Young and old can amuse themselves
1t the Lake. Throw dull care to the
winds and enjoy two full days of recrea-
ion and rest.
The Board of Charities and Correc-
lions were here Thursday and Friday
On matters pertaining to the Tuberculo.
sis Sanitarium.
Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any
case of kidney and bladder trouble not |
beyond the reach ofmedicine. No med
icine can do more. A. ]. Jones.
The thanks of Uncle George are due
10 A. G. Roseberry for a beautiful nose
gay from his Mountain Home Ranch,
which adorns the reporters table.
Friday of last week Chss. Ennis
showed us the finest mess of trout We
have seen this season. They were
caught up near the head of Laughing
Water.
w. Schoonmaker's father will spend
he summer on the homestead near
own, having arrived from the Hills
yesterday. Newcastle (Wyo.) News
Journal.
There will be q basket picnic in the
vicinity OF the Saginaw mine on the
Monday. All who wish
o enjoy the day In quiet manner are
Welcome.
Mrs. A. E. Whitney, Of Pierre, spent
yesterday in Rapid City, leaving for Gus
er and from whence she will 20 to Syl-
ran Lake to spend the summer. Rapid
City Journal.
You should provide place where
'our horses can roll after days work.
They enjoy this exercise and it is good
or them. 1t is the natural way for the
lorse to keep his skin in good condi-
ion. A few minutes rolling will do
more for horse than half hours
york on your part with the curry-comb. !