Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-21
Two weeks from next Tuesday will be

Two weeks from next Tuesday will be
election.
A. K. Cowles and Son are building an
addition to their blacksmith shop.
Charles Doll, of the Limstone country,
shipped a carload of fine cattle to Oma.
ha last Saturday.
The Congregational Aid was enter
tanned by Mrs. d. Webster Davis at the
parsonage Wednesday afternoon.
Ricedorff handles all kinds of fresh
and salted meats, buys cattle, hogs,
poultry and hides. Call at Meat Market
The ladies of the Congregational Aid
will hold bazaar sale on December s.
Reserve your Christmas purchases until
that date.
The Hill City News says; j. G. Con-
way is in the hotel business at Mitchell
in this state. He bought an interest in
the Widman.
Mrs. Bertha Taylor and Miss Brasch
represented the local lodge of Rebekahs
at the district meeting in Hot Springs
last Saturday.
Dinner and supper will be served by
the NJ. 4. ladiee in the kubler building
Wednesday, October 25th Dinner 35c
and supper 25c
j. Z. Hopkins, representing the Grand
Island (Nebraska) Business College was
transacting business in Custer Monday,
in the interest of that institution.
FoR SALE. Mixed bunch of horses,
mares and colts, two, three aud four
years old
10-7-tf II. r. DURST.
Mrs Josephine b. Dickson and daugh.
ter, Mrs. Pearl Graves, who have been
visiting relatives and friends here for a
week, returned Saturday evening to
their home in Denver.
FIRE AND LIGHTNING-neve wait
your convenience, INSURE NOW. All
kinds of insurance written, and your
business appreciated
7-29-tf G. A. KNEELASD, Agent
Mrs. Jessie Conner and son, James
Conner left Sunday morning for Rapid
City, called there by the serious illness
of their daughter and sister, Mrs. Werner
Moore, formerly Miss Florence Conner.
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-tf
|. NJ. Donaldson, of Custer, the repub-
lican candidate for county treasurer,
was here Wednesday looking after his
political interests. Mr.. Donaldson re-
CARDS his chances of election as very
favorable. Buffalo Gap Gazette
David Anderson, of Ardmore, demo-
cratic candidate for state senator from
this district, accompanied by his wife,
were in the city for short time on Fri
day of last week. They were on their
way home from Hermosa, where they at
tended Farmers Institute.
$3.50 has been offered for the body of
the white buck deer which has been
seen twice during the last month in the
Limestone district. AS the pure
white speciman is very rare article,
there will probably be several parties
formed to 60 in quest of the Albino
buck. lead Call.
Sunday evening I. w. Delicate left
on the Burlington for Sioux Falls, where
he is serving as one of the federal grand
jurors. Tuesday he was followed by
Mat Daily, who had been summoned as
petit juror in federal court, which con-
yened in that city last Tuesday. They
expect to be gone for week or ten days.
Rev. 4. j. Fish stopped here for a
few hours on Friday of last week while
on his way from Wall, s. d., to Edge.
mont, to which place he was assigned
by the Methodist annual conference re-
Gently held at WATERFOWL. Mrs. Fish is
at present visiting relatives in Denver
and will join her husband as soon as he
gets located.
j. +. Swain, a resident CT Custer and
vicinity in the early nineties, was an
arrival in the city last week from Harri.
son, Neb., where he is now located.
While resident here he was engaged
in the lumber business. Mr.. Swain
represents the American Society of
Equity, of Wausau, Wis, a cooperative
institution for getting together the pro.
ducer and consumer, and is organizing
locals in various parts of the country.
WAIVED. someone to run boarding |
house for the winter. Good house most |
ly furnished. Phone or write
l0-7.tf II. X. DURST. !