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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-04-01
DAIRY MEETING
Well Attended Dairy Meeting at Hill City
March 25.-Creamery Transferred
to Stockholders.

The dairy meeting at Hill City March
25th was we'll attended and everybody
was optimistic after spending two hours
inspecting the new creamery plant. The
meeting convened in the McEachron
hall. Meeting was called to order by c.
l.. McEachron, chairman of Building
Committee, after which the meeting was
addressed for two hours by T. A. Nee
han, agent in Dairying at the South Da-
kota State College of Agriculture, which
was very instructive and was highly APP
preciated and should have been heard
by all individuals who are in the dairy
business. Hereare some of the subjects
talked on, viz: Slices, their filling /;
what to use for silage how to care for
cream; must be cooled as soon as sep
arated sent to creamery twice a week
in winter and three times in summer !;
wash the separator and scald all utensils
twice day. Poor cream can never be
made into good butter patronize your
home creamery; weed out poor cows
and fill in with better ones; use Bah
cock testers. After which the meeting
resolved itself into business meeting,
and the following business was transact
ed, viz: Creamery transferred TO the
stockholders by the Hastings Industrial
Association who were the contractors.
Directors were elected for term of one
year as follows: j. A. Boland, c. II.
kamman, w. w. Davies, ]. A. Miller
and T.. +. McEachron. AS there was
enough funds on hand TO pay in fnll for
the creamery but no working fund, the
stockholders voted to sell twenty shares
of stock at $4,000 per share to raise
fund sufficient to put the business on a
cash basis from the start C. II. KAN
man donated four lots and much of the
twenty shares were subscribed for be-
fore the meeting adjourned, but some
were reserved for those who did not feel
able to subscribe for 500 shares when
the promoters were around. 1t was de-
cided TO open the creamery about May
18th, and all who patronize this cream
cry will get highest cash price and a fair
test 1t was voted to name the cream
cry "The Hill City Creamery"
Mr.. Meehan said as a word Of encour-
agement that the Black Hills had the
best climate and grass in the world for
dairying, and We had one of the best
equipped plants in the state. Anyone
wishing $1,000 share will please call
on w. ID. Nestal.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-04-01

10 ID. box Soda Crackers 90c.
GARLOCK'S.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-04-01
PRINGLE PARAGRAPHS.

March %, 1916.
Harry Callan was in from his ranch
Tuesday.
Mrs. Shepherd has been quite sick
with the measles.
Ask Charley Pringle where he got bis
new 'pocket book"
w. r. Woods was passenger to Hot
Springs Saturday night.
Chas. Dumke, of Pleasant Valley, was
visitor in Caster Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Stanton and children are
recovering from an attack of measles.
Mrs. w. E. Broadhead and little daugh'
ter Nina, are on the sick list this week.
The farmers around Pringle have
been loading car of wheat out this
week.
Merle Davidson took Sunday dinner
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Hol
lenbeck.
Wm. Pope and family have moved on,
to their ranch after spending the winter
in Pringle.
Mrs. James Clark has returned to Gus
ter after visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Chas Pringle.
Miss Faye Thurston went to Custer
Monday where she attended the funera
of Baby Albion.
Mrs. Frank Peterson and Bertha Fen
wick returned TO Custer Tuesday after g
pleasant visit in Pringle.
Bob Peltz, Dick Phillips and JacE
Leighou, of Custer, have been doing
timber work on District this week.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-04-01
CONGREGATIONAL NOTICES.
d. WEBSTER DAVIS, PASTOR.
Motto.-'Not TO be Ministered Unto but ,

ID. WEBSTER DAVIS, PASTOR.
MOtto.-"Not TO be Ministered Unto but to
Minister"
Next Sunday.-Sunday School at 10
a. m. Help your class win the banner.
AT II a. m. the pastor will preach upon
the theme, ''The Religious Democrat
At p. m. the c. K. meeting led by Mr..
Lewis Godsey. Topic, "1he Consecra.
ton of Time" Every member should
be there. At 7;45 the pastors evening
talk. Topic, "a Lesson from Judas"
Services at the Sanatorium at $50.
Next Friday night, April 8th, the G.
L. society will be entertained by Misses
Juanita and Nina Brasch at the parson-
age. All members are urged to be pres
ent. Please don't forget your dimes. A
good time in store for all.
Go to Church Sunday, April 10th.
This is your chance to get good habit
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-04-01
DIED.

Lulu Josephine Tinsley. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Tinsley, age l6
years, l3 days, born niue miles east oi
Custer, S, d., March IL, 1900, Died at
Sisters hopital at Hot Springs, S. ID.
March "a, at $50 p. m. of plural pneu'
monia after an illness of about two
weeks. She leaves to mourn her death
a mother and father, seven sisters and
four brothers. She was member OF
the Methodist church.
The funeral services took place in the
NJ. +. church on Sunday at noon March
26, 1916, conducted by Rev. j. Herbert
Spencer, interment being made in the
Custer cemetery.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-04-01
PETITIONS FOR
TOWNSHIP O.

PETITIONS FOR
TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION
The petition of the residents of the
unorganized townships six south, seven
east and township five and six south
eight east, asking for their incorporation
into one civil township organization
will be presented at regular April meet
ing of the board of county commission,
ers for consideration. AS originally
planned township 5 south, seven east
was to be included in this organization
but the residents of that division OBJ
jected and have prepared a petition o.
their own asking for separate organiza
tion, which will be presented at the
same meeting of the county board. -
Buffalo Gap Gazette.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-04-01
GONE INTO BANKRUPTCY,

1t is understood that H. w. Fitch has
filed petition in bankruptcy. This ac-
ton was brought on by the attaching of
the stock OF merchandise by the sheriff
for tax claim of about $3.50. The as
sets are said to amount to approximate.
ly $450000 and the liabilities about
$4200.00. 1t is probable that the cred
itors will realize not more than 25 cents
on the dollar.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-04-01
CHEAPER ASSAYS.

Beginning April first the State School
of Mines, in order to further the devel-
opment of mining in the Black Hills,
will make assays for prospectors at
greatly reduced rates. The charge for
ordinary assay will be 25 cents for each
sample. This will include the determin-
alton of both gold and silver. Quanh-
tative determinations of copper and iron
will be twenty-five cents each. Quanti-
tative determinations of tungsten will
be made free. All work will be done
carefully and as soon as possible after
receipt of sample.
In sending samples or in making in
quiries address
STATE SCHOOL OF MINES
Rapid City, S. ID.
Cosmo Blend Coffee with China.
GARLOCK'S.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-04-01
BUGTOWN.

Albert Roy, who is in the employ OF
the G. B. g. Il. r. at Deadwood, spent
Saturday and Sunday of last week at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Kelly. He returned to Deadwood Sun
day p. m.
Mrs. ]. J. Cronen and children, who
have been visiting for the past week
with Mr.. Cronen's mother at Hill City,
returned home Thursday.
Three signs of an early spring have
been observed out around Bugtown, viz:
The robins, the blue birds, and Joe Nc
Master placer mining.
Mesdames B. O. Illsley and NJ. j.
Kelly visited friends in Custer Wednes-
day and Thursday of last week.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-04-01
MOTHERS CONGRESS CORNER.

How many have heard of the National
Cleanup and Paintup" Campaign Bu-
reau? Is it something new2 l think
not-Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati,
Denver, Buffalo, Salt Lake City, Toledo,
Springfield, Augusta, Battle Creek, Hart
ford, Boston, Portland, Pittsburgh and
numerous smaller cities and towns have
been working under it for several years.
In all of these places the movement has
been Community affair, one in which
every citizen has performed his share of
the work and earned his greater pride
in the result. Freshly painted houses,
we'll kept yards, and clean streets make
an attractive Hometown and we are sure
Custer needs all of these to make her
attractive to her own people and to the
general public. Will it not be possible
for us all to work together this spring to
make Custer the Town Beautiful of the
Black Hills? ?" quote from Kipling the
following, which should be our keynote
for the Cleanup Work:
at amt the guns nor armament, nor funds
that they can pay,
But the close cooperation that makes them
win the day
1t amt the individual, nor the army as a
whole,
But the eyerlastin' teamwork of every bloomin'
soul.
MRS. PERCY II. HELM,
Secretary
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-04-01
GARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kind help and SYM
pathy during the illness and death of
our beloved daughter and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Tinsley
and Family.
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Sic Sic [ 10 q + | c I c /.

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miro in bielem Sabre mebr @rinlarz
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fanbibaten unb Der 5. 0lai Ser leste
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eines Sar6iers absegcben, Ser lue9en
slnnabme eiucs Srintgeloes poi1
|25 Gents perbaftet lpprpen luur.
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Ser befannte u It ,

Der befannte u ltrps
pbD1iplpg Georg ariiser, 9is
rettor bes SbIernaturillms in Mars
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tenpaters 9neelo Seehi. Die .9(n.
nols Of TIE astronomical pbier.
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benz beutIden MItropbbIiplpsen nab
renb bes &rieges ,la9 9dnemor'
1anbte, tonnte er nun nidt meb'
pollenoen.
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q m aglle alb.
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Staatc abacbaltcn lplrh.
Sic Stin,n,sebcr rerncn albcr nlr
sic Observation-Disclosures nod filr
cinc1 8unpcslenatpr (9iuhfplgcr bon
&crn), fir Sen G'puperncur, sic Som
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Gin Slusblatt.
gnslil6e 8erblns BEL beuil6en col
pateu.

Sic gnglanber baben cinseleben,
oaB lie NIT Der rpben @eiualt nidts
ausri6ten fDnnen gesen Sic 9clltldlen.
Stun perluden its NIT 9iplon,otie E.
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baslelbe bebeutet.
sic ldiden Slieser iibcr Sic oeutz
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bon,ben. 1ttb biele Nrt 8onben bat
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llnb bicle @irfling beIdrdnft iid ,,id5t
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misunderstanding, iie iin0 cine gauge
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Sic ltnp febr n1utbig nein famcraz
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ten ipenn lie fann Der Sricpe babcn.
8itte aufpalies
sehs llbr tubenb) s If 9e5cmbcr
1915 5ll Seds MIR (n1pr9cn If Sc
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len jaben loIba 125 marfs seben. Gin
gnglilbe iplbat, ct fanu ct lpab Sentd)
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nation.
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Yrdlioent lteQt Die GabiuttsfrQgc.
gsiu nid)ts bon einem aompgomis wiiIen,
souoer ubeonst freie ano sesu 9eudauo, uo 9egcu
3entldlanb, babel.
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mOtr 1idct bcibt @in g1nrifaQ als aooioo
G9as. @. 5airbanfs ouf9eNeat
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liffprl9er fat ullter einerr 9aufer
alter Rlobiernpten einen ous benz
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unb fluas bin id t,lriert".
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llnuberninblide 2[bnei<
gung Spi1nen Gbcleuten bilhet nah
ben @prfdriften bes peutfden 8iirz
serliden ge1esbudes teinen g9ez
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braudt ieinen RiiHel cbenio, lpje
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Moul al fiihre1l.
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Die Mdrfte.
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8ie5 xub $rppiiipnen.

Gbicogo. i. Siar5. 9inopieb
;3lliubr 10000. Stiere $6.00-9.=
so; &iibe ,mo Climber $.25-S.25;
&alher $S.25-11.00.
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hober SIT $S.50-9.00 sl,nleiit sll
So. .75-S $50.
sdafe 3ufl,br 10000. Sell
SIT $s.oo-s -s.65; 9anmer 1925
|11.50.
@efliieel 16-171ac.
Butter Creamery 25-3 34e.
gier 9rima 20-2t1ac.
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8auie ii Der 81, dit BON Serbun geitern
8ombatotment oaa.ert tort, bod feime Smfamterie=
fdMpfc
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genommen.
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Ser brilde ganp Sbornabb init Nann ser
ner9cgansenn Srprenc lnb 6an5olen erunfcn
Observation-Disclosures Gumal baen beopnnen
grtide Sitc peber beudent Sus5eug Dcimgelld az
Ter o bon Der gerbnn Sront 11a Geutlanb surudgciebrt e
S'rO 1d nabdenld a5 Cute beraustelen geutibalb
Rorugal Elm ltmnt gcIlt- no Sic Midgabc bdlaqe
1abnter Sampler binaen 4S gunSen seorbert
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-02

man nnlcr @olf nit porsebaltenem
SaJonett 5ur sufgabe leiner Meutraliz
tat 5lpingen funn2 @er glaubt, Sic
@ried)en ipiirbel1 ibrcn &Dnig perIallen,
fennt ni6t Sen sriedilcbcn gbarafter."
60 iprad Der sried)ilbe Gremier.
Sfonlollbis gum &orrelppnbenten bcs
9erliner Ga9eblatt int gerlallfe cil1cs
Sntcrpicps. Sic llcberlec Nabrid)z
tenascntur faBt Sen Snbalt pcs 8es
ri6ts 1pie folst 5ltlammen:
nEren1icr Gfpulpubis erfldrte. ba6.
Die gntcnten1icbte sipilden pem 1. ullb
10. Sanlar berIll6ten, oas griedilde
golf gum sllfltano segcn icine 9fesiez
rlns alif5utpiegeln, irbcm lie berllld%
ten, oas Soft aus5ubtnger,1. ,stber
bic @riedJen idlu9en 1td nit Gentiiie
lltlo Sriidten burd. slls Die @ntetttez
'madte bielcr 1batiade gcipiB lpnrocll,
battcr Tie crfannt, baB bie Niebrbeit
bcs sricdilden Golfs bic Yolitif Ser
@esicrllns unterltiitt. 9aber anberte
Die gntente ldliebIid5 lire gaftif l,no
erlaltbtc Sen @rieden Die @inflibr Ser
reguldren 9fationen.
u@riedenlanb er6offt 1tnb beibt cine
Sffenlipe gegen Salollifi ipillfomn1er1,
erflarte Ser Nren,ier, ipcil bie 8eie<.
sllng bieles @afens jcoen @rieben ipie
Elm Mlp altf ser 9rltlt kegt. CT ici
iider, iaste ct, paB bas @efiibl ser
G}riehcn niebt perleet ipcroe, nenn Sic
8ulsaren 5ur slusfiibruns bon Spe%
rationen 9rtecbilcbcu 8oben bctreten.
SdlieBlid erfldrte er empbatiid:
uMuf iebcn Sall ipirb Sic @clt
.ieben. baB @ricd)enlanb feline Neutras
litdt nidt auf9eben ipiro. @riedenz
Lamb iptrb li1 lpcoer D,1rcf Sen Gang
Der greisniilc mod ourd @affen 5tpin~
|gen la1lel1."
9g d 8 Set ii imes @ritifer +
ia9t.
2pnbpn, i. Mdr5. Ser Militdrz
forrcIponbeut Ser Times analDlirt Die
Gage bci @crbun nnb glaubt, paB sic
Ianseripartcte grobe beutlde Sffe1,iipe
ernltli6 bespni1en babe, phipobl CT be-
5lueifelt, haB @crbun hcr ipirflide
Grnft oes sroben Gngriffes lei. Ser
ncr erfldrt CT t1adbriidlih, bab fei n c
s ron 1nbrrdorinslid scscn bic
n,pbernc Mrtillerie lei, bp6 9ibt CT ben
aaiirtcn Sen 9fatb, ufiibl 5ll blciben,
lparlam NIT ibrclt Ncicrpen lin,5rz
gebell llnb biele bercit sltr clifton Sll
balten, ipenn bic geutlcben lic) crs
ldDpft batten."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-02
GplitiidJes.
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g DIT 3 in Der So tipnale
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-02

@opc1 ia gen ~ 1. MdrS. Scr
Sranspnrt bon rlmudnilhem Geireioe
nad Geitret6 ,lnb 9entldlanb bat be-
sonnen. @on 1000 Srabtcors, Bic BON
bielen 2anbcrn ,1ad) 9innlSl,ie,1 gcz
ididt ipurben, iinb bereits 5000 be-
IaSen. Das se1a,n,nte 2llartlm Scr
oeiltld : Dltr. @nfalfe betrast $4,000
Garlanunscn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-02

tion 0cs aougrcfie5 fiIr n6t6i9, I'M Set
@elr 5u 5eiaen, 0aB SIC ancrifouiic6c
nldt 4eipaLten lei.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-27

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-27
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