Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-02
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Hazards Of Helen, at Opera House to.
night.
Fred Heideprem will ship carload
of oats to Gillette, Wyo, today.
William Farnum and Kathlyn Will
liams, Opera House, Dec. Z, 7;30 p. m.
The Congregational Aid will meet
with Mrs. ID. Carrigan next Wednesday
afternoon, Dec. 9Th.
Isaac Ainslie, who is taking chiro-
practic treatment in Hot Springs is re-
ported to be improving.
Hill City Creamery Company are pay
ing AZ cents for Butterfat in Cream.
Highest price in the market.
Ricedorff handles all kinds Of fresh
and sated meats, buys cattle, hogs,
poultry and hides Call at Meat Market.
Call at the Kubler building Friday
afternoon, Dee. sth, and have cake and
coffee with the ladies. Refreshments
ten cents
The Spoilers-l2 Reels, all new, all
Star cast, including William Farnum
and Kathlyn Williams. Opera House,
Thursday, December Z.
Tony Miller left last Saturday for
Rochester, Mimi, going thither for the
purpose of consulting the Mayo Bros.
with regard to his health.
Mrs. w. I. Cooper and Mrs. A. G..
Barnes will entertain the ladies of the
NJ. l.. Aid for dinner at the home of
Mrs. Barnes next Wednesday.
Spend the cold weather with us and
learn something practical and useful.
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
ll-il-t4. Rapid City, S. Oak
Contractor John Hutton and wife left
Tuesday evening for Owanka, s. D.,
where MIR. Hutton has been awarded a
contract for the erection Of new bank
building.
Attorney Ward Soule and Floyd Bar
low, of Rapid City, came in Tuesday
morning from hunting trip in the Har-
ney range and departed on the Burling-
ton for home. They had one deer
The Richards primary law, one of the
referred laws which was voted upon at
the last general election, was defeated
by majority of ass votes. The major
ity against woman suffrage is 1884
Better be Insured, than wish you
were. Farm Insurance especially. Call
or write
c. A. KNEELAND,
Custer, So. Oak.
George Lanning, of Egan; w. H.
King of Mitchell, and Warren Green, of
Hazel, members of the state board of
charities and corrections, visited the
tuberculosis sanatorium here Monday.
Rev. j. Herbert Spencer and family,
accompanied by j. n. Huize autoed to
Hot Springs for a few days visit and to
attend the District Ministerial Confer
ence. They went in Mr.. Hutzel's Ford.
The long expected supply of coal
held up by the general shortage of cars
has arrived, and those who do not use
wood bad their bins filed up during the
week to guard against another "hod
up.v
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sieger and Mrs
Maude Downen, from near Fairburn,
spent Thanksgiving here with the ladies'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Metcalf
They arrived Wednesday evening and
will return home today.
Congregational Christmas Bazaar next
Friday afternoon, Dec. Sth, at the Kuber
building. Fancy and useful articles for
Christmas gifts. Cooked food depart
ment and candy booth. Sale begins
promptly at two o'clock.
Perry A. HulIer and Samantha +.
Vestal made final proofs on their home
steads before U. s. Commissioner Harry
Way last Monday. WILDER ID. Todd,
Henry Sommcrhiser and Joe Wolfe
made proof before the same officer Tues
day.
Attorney VIM. A. Simonton represents
some private parties who have money
to loan on ranch property and cattle.
The interest rates are reasonable and
yon can have the money as long as you
want 1t. See him If you want to bor-
row.
Page Tubbs, wife and family, came
down from Custer Sunday to attend the
wedding Of Herbert Haven and Leona
standen mrs. Tubbs' sister,. Page re-
tnrned home Tuesday. Mrs. Tubbs and
children stayed for few days visit with
friends and relatives. Edaemont Enter
prise.
A The attraction OF the season, The
Spoilers. Opera House, Thursday, Dec
I, 7;S0p. m. J
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