Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-10-08
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1910.
Milk for sale. Inquire ofPhiIlips, tn,

Milk for sale. Inquire ofPhillips, the
painter.
Miss Cavanaugh is teaching the spo-
kane school.
Oren Chester attended the ball at
Pringle last week.
Pope Bros. thresher has been working
in this vicinity this week.
H6- Unfurnished rooms for rent. In
quire at CHRoSIcLE Office.
James Reddick of Hermo osa, has been
added to the Forest Service crew here.
Mrs. M. A. Willis will entertain the
Methodist Aid next Wednesday after
noon.
VIM. Nevin, Jr, and family have
moved TO rooms over Gsrlock's store for
the winter.
October is the month for the "Shower"
planned for the Congregational Aid.
Don't forget.
Two autos we'll loaded gave their oc-
cupants Joy ride to Hot Springs Sat-
urday evening.
The County Commissioners met in
regular session this week. They meet
again October IA.
The ball ut Pringle Friday night of
last week was we'll attended and quite
an enjoyable affair.
George Gossman is this week putting
the hard finish on the walls of the
Heidepriem store-rooms.
Attend the Farmers Institute at Prin-
gle next Wednesday. You will not re-
gret the time thus spent
Thursday w. II. Arthur at the White
Spar, received four fine young cockerels
of Rhode Island Red breed.
The Cartwright company is we'll worth
the SOC for admission. Opera house
next Wednesday at $50 p. m.
Circuit court convenes next Tuesday
and as a sequence Harry E. Way is the
busiest man in town this week.
DR.. VI. Long and his bride arrived in
Custer last Saturday and received hearty
greetings from their many friends.
The members of the Athletic Club ap-
peat to the people Of Custer and vicinity
for agood audience Wednesday, the 18th.
Nearly every day inquiries are made
at CHRONICLE Office for houses. If you
have house to rent advertise the fact.
Tuesday Mrs. d. Carrigan and Mrs.
H. Pilger spent the day at the Hayes
ranch as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
c. Hayes.
DIR. L. M. Isgrigg returned to Custer
a few days ago, accompanied by his
wife. See his advertisement elsewhe
in this paper.
Rev. Powell informs the CHRONICLE
that owing to the torn-up condition of
the church there will be- no preaching
service tomorrow.
DR.. Maple reports the typhoid fever
patients all improving. They are Chas.
Roseberry, Bonnie Walker, Lila Clark
and Leonard Pyne.
No matter what lineof husbandry you
follow you can hear something to your
advantage at the session of the Farmers
Institute at Pringle.
George Gossman has put two coats of
plaster on the poor house building and
will probably put the finishing or white
coat on this coming week.
The Northwest Post has existed for
eight years at Belle Fourche and starts
out on its ninth year with every evil
dence of prosperity on its journey.
Attention of the reader is called to the
charter Of the First National Bank, in
this issue. 1t permits them to continue
in businss at the "old stand, 20 years
more.
Don't forget Wednesday, the 18th, the
Cartwright Concert company at opera
house. A benefit for the Athletic Club
besides a rare treat. School children,
35 cents.
O. w. Butterfeld, former resident
of Custer, at present the Prohibition
candidate for Governor, addressed
small crowd on the street Wednesday
afternoon.
DIR. James, superintendent of the sani-
tarium, attended the Medical Associa- |
ton at Hot Springs last week and read a
paper on 1.-THE Early Recognition and
Treatment of Consumption"
Mrs. J. P. McKenna of Custer, S. D.,
and children, Mona and Delbert, visited
with Mrs. McKenna's sister, Mrs. A. W.
several days last tweek.-Orman
Nisland Press.
Last Sunday Justice Kimble united in
Richard S. Bush Of Fort Rob-
nson, Neb., and Miss Grace AXES, at
the residence of the brides parents one
md one-half miles from Custer.
Sunday School and Endeavor services
,nly, in the Congregational church Sum-
lay, Oct. 8. The extensive improve
nents the building Is undergoing have
he right of way for short time.
Good results always follow the use Of
Toley Kidney Pills. They contain just
he ingredients necessary to tone, I,
and regulate the kidneys
nd bladder, and to cure backacbe. A.
(. Jones. +,
The Government will authorize the {
superintendent of the Indian School 10 I,
urchase large quantity of fruit and
trees for the grounds about
he Indian school. Vow that the school