Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-12-25
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Nj. w. McCIintock was In from French
creek on Monday.
Fred Schiller Of Hot Springs visited
Custer on Tuesday.
M. Il. Maxon of Hermosa was in this
place on Tuesday.
&. +. Walling came in from Point Of
! Rocks on Wednesday.
w. w. Challis came in from the Eta
tin mine on Sunday.
A. Lovett and G.. III. Ash were Gap
arrivals on Saturday.
+. Connors of the Gap was at the
Kleemann on Saturday.
ID. p. Russell was an arrival from
Battle River OH Tuesday.
c. A. Balck of Point Of Rocks was at
the Kleemann on Sunday.
Chas. Sager came in from his ranch
on Sager creek on sunday.
J.. r. Bear and NJ. Allan of Hill City
were in town on Saturday.
Frank Hebert came in from his mines
On Bear creek on Tuesday.
Uri Gillette came in from his ranch
on Slate creek on Saturday.
w. II. Meyers Of the Gold Safe mine
was a visitor in town on Tuesday.
+. Bond and wife of Buffalo Gap were
guests of the Vienna on Saturday.
Frank Pendergast came in from the
Avondale diggillgs on Wednesday.
j. NJ. Dennis of Hot Springs spent a
few days III town during the week.
j. G.. Spencer Of the l. A X ranch was
a business caller in town on Saturday.
William Martin and George Barker
came in from Palmer gulch on Monday.
w. II. Hubbard of Cheyenne was reg
istered at the Vienna on Frida, of last
week.
Mrs. j. III. Skinner and son were Gus
ter callers from Point Of Rocks on We'd
nesday.
&. q. Lincoln Of the V c. ranch was
lu%xuriating at the kiecmann Honse on
Sunday.
Clarence Clark and S. P. Porteus of
Warren's gulch were visitors in town on
Saturday.
John II. Bueter, one Of Deadwood's
pioneer merchants, was ut the Vienna
on Monday.
Ike Downing came in from the lime
stone range with ten deer and IL elk
on Wednesday.
J. p. Clark and F. ]. Rogers of Griz
; ely Bear mine made Custer u bushes,
call on Tuesday.
Ben Gaar and G.. F. Graham, tele
phone manipulators, came in on Satur
day en- route for Deadwood.
DR.. q. A. Siddons, Of Hermosa, was 6
! visitor i'll this place Oh Tuesday, anG
made this office an agreeable call.
Mrs. Fl. II. Tamlyn, who has been alb
sent visiting friends in the east for sou
lime returned to her home in this cit,
. on Monday.
. p. II. Wilson, representing Gen. A
|, Barnard & 20. Of st. Louis, was solicit
. ing orders in this place on Tuesday ant
Wednesday.
J. Wilhelm, Miss Mary and Ami,
Wilhelm, d. Caulfeld, and Henry
Mancke represented the Grand juno
, ton at the Kleemann House on Mon
day.
Thos. p. Sweet and F. +. Hanson came
! in from Beaver creek on Saturday, tn,
former successfully accomplished thu
I peri,ous feat of riding the G.. A. X. goa
! on the night Of his arrival.
, j. j. Judevine and Frank Wetherb,
were in from the Lightning mine OF
, Saturday and Sunday, bringing witt
them a number Of very rich samples
from that promising local bonanza.
Cy Cole and wife came in from Battle
River on Thursday, returning home on
Saturday. Ida and Bertha, their daugh.
ters, who had been in the city for some
time going to school returned with
them.
Miss Mary l.. Bower, who has been
engaged as teacher in the public school
IN this place, left for lower Battle River
on Wednesday morning, where she will
remain during the balance of the
present school vacation.
Willis c. Bower. county superinten
dent of public instruction, left this place
on Monday morning for the purpose OF
visiting, officially, the different schools
throughout the county in conformity
with law, and his published intentions,
which appea rod in q c;roulor Iattnr Z.