Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-11-04

Next Tuesday, November 7th, is cleo
ton.
If you want dry state vote "Yes" on
No amendment. Ady.
Cattle taken to winter.
lO-2s-tf MRS. NJ. j. BELLEMARE.
Big Thanksgiving dance at the Odd
Fellow hall Thursday night, Nov. 30th.
Don't forget the chicken dinner on
Election day and an equally good sup
per--served in the Kubler building.
For dry cleaning, pressing and fine
mending call on
BRAsCH SISTERS
Rcedorff handles all kinds of fresh
and salted meats, buys cattle, hogs,
poultry and hides. Call at Meat Market.
Thursdays Rapid City Journal says
A marriage license was issued to Wm
J. Tryon, of Fairburn, and Sarah f..
Jolley, of Bakerville.
Dinner and supper will be served on
Election day, Nov. 9TH, 10 the Kubler
building by the ladies Of the Congrega'
tional Aid. Meals Soc
Bills have been printed for dance TO
be given by the local Rebekah lodge At
the |. o. o. +. hall on the evening of
Tuesday, November 7th.
Sheriff Godsey and deputies have
been busy this week distributing ballot
boxes and election supplies to the differ
ent precincts in the county.
Fred Wilkinson has launched into
business for himself, and has opened a
lunch counter in the Hebert building
next door to Garlock's store.
County Commissioner A. Montgomery,
of Pass creek, candidate for reelection
from the third district, was in the coun-
ty seat Saturday on business.
Vote ''Yes" on the Prohibition
Amendment No T. Adv.
Civil Service examination was held
in the Forest Office Monday last for the
position OF forest ranger. Earl Hansen
of Custer and Earl Oliver of Hill City
were the only competitors.
Mrs. Percy III. Helm on Tuesday last
received a message announcing the death
on that day Of a sister in New York.
She departed on the Burlington in the
evening to be present at the funeral.
FIRE AND LlGHTNING-never wait
your convenience, INSURE NOW. All
kinds of insurance written, and your
business appreciated.
7-20-tf G. A. KNEELANp, Agent.
Superintendent of Schools Norma Con-
ner Thursday and Friday of last week
was busy with examinations for second
and third grade certificates, There
were eight who took the examination.
Haye your Christmas Portraits taken
during this month and take advantage
of The special offer that Stevens Studio
at Hot Springs is making for early sit
tings. 1t will pay you. l0-l4-ts
Articles of incorporation have been
filed with the secretary of state at Pierre
for the Pringle Mining company. Capt.
tai $500,000. Incorporators, Dave Darl-
ington, c. r. Bullock, and II. NJ. Bull
lock.
Mr. and Mrs Emery Bower and chill
dren, former residents of this vicinity
but now located near Graham, Montana,
arrived few days ago and are visiting
with relatives and friends near Four
Mile.
Mrs. Dean, of Buffalo Gap, and Mrs.
w. II. Sewright, of Hot Springs, were
arrivals in the city last Saturday, COM
ing here for visit at the home of Mrs.
Deans daughter, Mrs. $. j. Godsey, and
family.
Frank Walsh was in town Monday
having some land matters fixed up. He
was on his return from the east where he
purchased couple of carloads of cattle
which he will feed this winter.-Edge-
mont Express.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lanning and Mr..
Wahl, father Of Mrs Lanning, from near
Fairburn, were in town Tuesday and
Wednesday on. business and visiting
friends. While here they were guests
of Mrs. Chas Johnson.
When the board of registration closed
the official registration books Tuesday
evening it was found that there were
total of 275 voters registered in Custer
precinct for the general election to be
held on November 7, next.
DR.. r, Z. Woodwork and Mr. I. V.
Garlock left over the Burlington Thurs
day morning for MITCHELL 8. d., the
Doctor going for the purpose of bringing
back Dodge car for the sanatorium,
and Mr. Garlock went for a pleasure
trip. Theyexpect to return Sunday or