Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-11-11
wilcox has returned to Hot

A. Wilcox has returned to Hot
Springs.
Oliver Edmonds arrived from Hot
Springs Tuesday morning.
C.. Ii. Kamman was over from Hill
City over night Wednesday
Attorney W. w. Soue, of Rapid City,
was in Custer last Saturday.
Why not ship your cream to Hill City
Creamery and get better returns.
The county treasurer reports IS deer
license issued to Thursday evening
Lou Downen and daughter were in
the city Wednesday from Fairburn.
Cattle taken to winter.
l0-28-tf MRS. NJ. J. BELLEMARE.
NJ. j Bailey bought new Dodge car
at Hot Springs last week for family use.
S. NJ. Booth brought up the election
returns from Hermosa precinct Wednes-
day.
Hill City Creamery Co. pays highest
market price for cream. Give them a
trial.
The NJ. +. Aid will meet with Mrs. T..
b. Wilson next Wednesday afternoon,
November 10.
Will Babcock went to Elk Mountain
Monday to vote. He has a homestead
in that district.
Denis Henault came down from his
mining property near Puma Monday
evening to vote.
Mrs. c. II. Mclaughlin departed over
the Burlington Saturday evening for
Vancouver, B. G.
Mr.. ID. w. Webster and James Clark
came over from Hill City Monday even
ing to cast their ballots.
Mrs. NJ. Long and daughter returned
Sunday morning from months visit
with relatives in Kansas.
Albert Wiehe and wife motored over
from Pactola Tuesday morning and re-
turned home the same day.
Miss Alta Scott left on the belatcd
Burlington Wednesday for Hermosa
where she is teaching school.
Attorney simonton made a business
trip to Hot Springs Wednesday evening,
returning Thursday morning.
Attorney G. A. Wilson, of Hot Springs
was attending to legal business in the
city Wednesday between trains.
J. l., Maxson motored up from Buffalo
Gap Wednesday morning, bringing the
election returns from that precinct.
Dr. j. II. Martin, of Lead, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialist, will be at Dr.
Longs office on Monday, Nov. Goth.
The Congregational Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. Fred Heidepriem next
Wednesday afternoon, November l5
Otto Manson has ssyered his connec-
tion with the local telephone exchange.
Otto Menger is in charge of the office.
For dry cleaning, pressing and fne
mendng call on
BRASCH SISTERS.
Ricedorff handles all kinds of fresh
and salted meats, buys cattle, hogs,
poultry and hides. Call at Meat Market.
Several Custer sportsmen have hied
themselves to the Limestone country
since election in quest of the elusive
deer.
The dance given by the Rebekah
lodge at the Odd Fellow hall Tuesday
night was well attended and good time
enjoyed by all.
Gathering of news has been hard
picking this week. The people had their
mind on election and had no time for
making news"
Grand Masonic Lecturer Benz. +.
Ives, Of Huron, this state, officially
visited the local Masonic lodge here
Thursday night.
The dinner and supper served by the
Congregational Aid on election day was
we'll patronized. The receipts amount
ed 10 over $4,000.
Mrs. A. X. Cowles returned Monday
evening from three weeks stay in
Lead. She was accompanied by her son
Ralph, who has been working in gar
age there during the summer. Ralph |
says be esms.baek to stay. J