Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28
Cattle taken to winter.

Cattle taken to winter.
l0-28-tf MRS. NJ. J. BELLEMARE
Phillip Konrad is building porch to
his residence on the corner Harvey and
Sixth streets.
Pat Adams, of upper Spring Creek
shipped carload of fine cattle from this
place to Omaha Saturday night.
For dry cleaning, pressing and fine
mending call on
BRASCH SISTERS.
Greatly reduced prices on remaining
hats to close out.
MRS. NJ. j. BAILEY
Ricedorf handles all kinds of fresh
and salted meats, buys cattle, hogs,
poultry and hides. Call at Meat Market.
Hutton 4 Lane have secured the con-
tract for erecting the Altaffer bungalo
on the corner of Crook and Fifth streets
Carl w. Schick has leased the Heide-
priem ranch east Of town for term of
two years and will take possession in
the near future.
Rev. S. w. Keck and Joe Baker repre-
sented the Deadwood church at the
Congregational association meeting here
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Engine trouble on the Denver branch
of the Burlington brought the passenger
train into Custer Sunday afternoon after
2 o'clock, over four hours late.
Mrs. James Clark returned Saturday
from a few days visit with her husband
at Hill City MIR. CLARK is in charge of
the McNish meat market there.
I. w. Delicate returned on the Burl-
ington Saturday evening, having been
to Sioux Falls in attendance at federal
court as one of the grand jurors
Register of Deeds s. u. Coe and States
Attorney Percy II. Helm spent the mid
die of the week in the eastern part Of
the county sizing up the political situ-
alton.
Rev. and Mrs. d. j. Perrin, Rev. and
Mrs. Watson and Mrs. A. Grimes, repre-
sented Rapid City at the Congregational
association meetings here Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Will Broadhead came in on the Bur-
ington Tuesday morning from his ranch
below Pringle, and returned home Wed.
nesday in 1917 model Ford which he
purchased from T. v. Garlock.
Vote "yesv on the good roads amend
ment No. l, and the irrigation amend
ment number 2. Both are of special
benefit to the west-riyer country. There
is no good argument against either.
FIRE AND LlGHTNING--never wait
your convenience, INSURE NOW. All
kinds of insurance written, and your
business appreciated.
7-29-tf C. A. KNEELASp, Agent.
Have 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-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Willis returned
to Custer Thursday morning having
spent pleasant and bnsy vacation har-
vesting the crops on their homestead
and visiting the Hon. N. S. Tubbs.--
Edgemont Express.
Hon. s. w. Clark will speak at the
opera house III Custer next Monday
evening, October 30th, on the political
issues Of the campaign. He is good
orator and should be heard by every
voter in the precinct.
Bert Robinson broke his left leg be-
low the knee one day last week when
the horse be was riding fell on him.
He was taken to Hot Springs where the
fracture was reduced The accident
happened near Oreville.
South Dakota stands 2lst in the states
Of America in the number of autos, hav-
lns 81, ,24O. She stands 10Th in the mat.
tsr Of Increase during the last year hav-
lne : total Of 1904. To the number of
population she stands away in the early
nahben. having car to abont every "A
people