Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-06-11
SATURDAY, JUNE IL, 1910.
Fresh fruit each week at Hebert's.

Fresh fruit each week at Hebert's.
w. c. Allison is on the sick list this
week.
Do you know OF house to rent? is an
every day inquiry.
D@- -Unfurnished rooms for rent. In
quire at CHRoSIcLE Office.
]. Fl. Bostwick shipped car Of lum-
ber to Alliance, Neb.. Saturday.
Yesterday Sam Scott shipped four
boxes Of silica to Weisbaden, Germany.
Services in the Congregational church
Sunday, June IL, morning and evening.
Custer shows 255 pupils in Custer In
dependent School District May ], 1910.
Opera house June 10Th, 18th and 18th,
Wolfe's big picture show. Popular
prices.
Rev. Mrs. Powell will hold services at
Four Mile, at 3 o'clock p. m. Sunday,
June ~.
George Gossman finished the brick
work on the Heidepriem building last
Saturday.
Jack Sheehan took the first load of
tourists for this season out to Sylvan
Lake Sunday.
Forest Guard Cowles accompanied the
1ndians out to Tenderfoot gulch yester-
day after tepee poles.
We admit lady and gentleman on
one admission to the moving pictures on
opening night only, June 10th.
Section foreman Filbert's crew on the
Burlington Route took out and replaced
with new ones, SO ties Tuesday.
Denis Henault, who is now working
at the Ingersoll mine near Keystone,
came over home to vote Tuesday.
The M. Z. Aid will meet at residence
Of Mrs. Z. B. Wilson, next Wednesday
afternoon. A full attendance is desired.
A bunch of about 40 burros passed
through Custer Monday bound for Syl-
van Lake, for use Of tourists this coming
season.
Ferd Biddle came down from Hill
City a few days ago to work for Garlock
& Ainslie. He will play third base for
our ball team.
BY request we publish the Glass
Poem as composed and recited by Miss
Gladys Fitch, at the graduating exer-
cises last week.
Chalk it down in the tablet of your
memory that Hebert serves ice cream
every Saturday and Sunday. Two young
maids to wait upon you.
Miss Gladys Fitch's name was omitted
from the graduating class of 1910 last
week. 1t was an oversight of the printer
but mistakes will occur occasionally.
See Wolfe's moving pictures, accompa-
MED by music and sound effects and all
the realism possible, at the Garlock
opera house the last three nights of next
weea.
r. w. McHoes has been doing consid-
cradle work out to the Lake during the
past two weeks. He says the water sys-
tenn for the hotel is now in excellent
shape.
Not only has Winter fingered in the
lap Of Spring but he is stretching him
self pretty well into Summer, in this
latitude. He seems 10th to leave our
evergreen hills.
M. ]. Bailey received car load of
vehicles this week and had to build an
addition to the shed In the lumber yard,
in which to house them, not having
sufficient storage room.
Foley's Kidney Remedy may be given
to children with admirable results. It
does away with bed wetting, and is also
recommended for use after measles and
scarlet fever. A. J. Jones.
A party Of about 20 Indians from the
Pine Ridge agency camped just east of
town Wednesday and Thursday. They |
were Of the Ogalalla-Sioux tribe; COM
ing to the Hills for tepee poles.
During the past week two car load of |
brick have been received from Sturgis,
for the construction of the county poor
house, just east of the city limits.
Harry Mattox has the contract for the
erection of the buildings.
The School Board have secured A.. H.
VanHorn of Beaverton, Mich, as prin-
oipal, and Miss Lena Ray, of Bristol,
S. D., as teacher for Seventh and Eighth
grades, for ensuing school year. Fall
term begins Monday, Sept. 5.
Miss Macy Clark's school at Mayo
closed June 3rd, with short program
and play. The children executed their
parts well and especially enjoyed the ice
cream their parents served afterward.
Many parents and friends we're present
This week M. ]. Bailey has shipped 8
cars of lumber to Hot Springs. From
the amount of lumber shipped to that
point from this station during the past
.hree months, we judge the city and sur
eouutry are improving quite
'apidly.
Landlord T. J. Carroll has sent cut in
to large number of editors
md publishers to partake of his hospi- /.