Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-08-13
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1910.
Milk for sale. Inquire ofPhillips, the

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Milk for sale. Inquire ofPhillips, the
painter.
The Heidepriem store rooms are be-
ing plastered this week.
First frost OF the season on Tuesday
morning, August 8, 1910.
Mrs. L. &. Weir is having her rental
property freshly painted.
bG5" Unfurnished rooms for rent. In
euire at CHRoSIcLE office.
There were $4,000 members in the
parade Of Knight Templars, in Chicago.
Miss Louise Monheim will teach in
the Hill City public school this winter.
Ed. Martin and shorty" Lovett Of
Hill City, witnessed the ball games here
Tuesday aud Wednesday.
Mrs. Morgan Smith, of Pringle, has
returned home from Hot Springs, where
she went for a surgical operat ion.
Oae day last week Ernest Fee stepped
on a nail which penetrated his foot,
causing him to use crutches few days.
VIM. Bostwick and c. Richardson
have put saw mill at the Mat. Riley
place and will soon be saving out lum-
Der from that timber.
Geo. Hacker spent Sunday in Custer
with his family. He is experimenting
the laying of new rails on the Buring-
ton Route, at Durnont.
i. L. Ruddock of this city, has under
gone an operation at the Sisters Hospi-
tai in Hot Springs, by DR.. Walker, and
is improving satisfactorily.
Geo. Egan, young man who has been
working around Custer for several
months, departed the first of the week
for his home in Southern Illinois.
The plank walk in front of the Booth
property between the CHRONICLE Office
and the Kleemann House has been torn
up and will be replaced by concrete.
Some truck farmers from down near
Oelrichs were in the city Wednesday,
peddling vegetables. Vegetables is all
they raised in that section this season.
Three hoists of the most approved
pattern, have arrived for the Westing-
house company. They will be placed in
the New York, White Spar and Crown
mines.
Hair flowers and switches made TO or
der. Also dressnaking and plain sew
ing Mrs. q. L, Phillips, second resi-
denoe east of Garlock's on Laughing
Water.
Rev. F. A. Doty will preach at II A. NJ.
at the M. Z. Church and at the N. Y.
Mines at 8 p. NJ. Union service at the
Congregational Church in the evening
at 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Brown, Jr., of
Rapid City, S. d., are recognized bust
ness college teachers of national reputa-
tion, and of twenty years experience.
Write today.
A party OF Sioux indians in search of
tepee poles camped in the south part Of
town for several days They broke
camp Wednesday morning and proceed
ed on their journey.
Uncle Dan Wise OF the Hothouse
ranch on Squaw creek, was in town
Monday. Says SS has best crop of corn
he ever had; stalks high as a mans
head and tasseling fine.
To keep your 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 Foley's Kidney Remedy. A.
J. Jones.
For balance of this month union ser
vices will be held at the churches, alter
mating each week. Tomorrow evening
services will be held at the Congrega-
tional church. Bear in mind the union
services each Sunday evening.
Some people are not yet aware that
the Forest Service Office has moved from
the CHRONICLE building; therefore we
again remark that the Forest Service
office is now in the new Kubler build
ing--oyer the McFadden market.
Yesterday Clerk of Court Ganz issued
a marriage license to ID. M. Bowen, of
Colorado Springs, and Austa j. Fi6eld,
of Keystone. Mr.. Bowen is So years
of age while the prospective bride has
seen GO summers.-Rspid City Journal.
The Westinghouse L. & M. Company
shipped 80 barrels and 80 sacks of mica
to Lincoln, Neb, during the month Of
July. This is the product of only two
mines-N. Y. and White Spar. When
The Crown becomes a producer, it will |
add greatly to the shipments.
Mrs. H. A. Gould had her household
'urniture shipped to Custer today, where
hey have located permanently. Mrs.
Gould was also passenger homo and
vas accompanied by her sister Florence
)oaslaugh, who will visit until school
'egins. -Spearfsh Daily Caravan.
Manager Stegner of the NJ. B. A. and
amily left Custer this week for ten
ays stop at Hot Springs. He will re-
urn for the big meeting next Thursday
We when over 80 new members will be
bligated iato the NJ. B.A Prot. Hines
~ .,....,asr, nd 90 IN tinna thu uork until L