Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-08-21

A. A. Cline Of Castle creek came in
on Wednesday.
Geo. Burroughs came in from the L
A X ranch on Monday.
j. c. Spencer of the L A X ranch was !
in town on Saturday.
ID. X. Snively of Oelrichs made Custer
q business call on Saturday.
W. N. White Of Chicago was a visitor
in this city on Thursday.
/. Schofeld and wife of Buffalo Gap
made Custer a call on Thursday.
E. r. Adams of Hot Springs was at
the Kieemann House on Saturday.
j. w. Bishop was in from his sheep
ranch on Squaw creek Oh Saturday.
Frank A. Irwin of Crook City was in
the city on Wednesday and Thursday.
A. S. Way of Hermosa was shaking
hands with Custer friends On Saturday.
Leroy Crane and lady, o. Battle River,
were visitors III this place on Saturday.
j.. J. Payne Of Chicago was sampling
| Custer fare at the Vienna on Saturday.
M. w. Pangburn, an attorney of
Hermosa, was in the city on legal bust
ness on Monday.
Chas. Welch and G. w. Ish, of Pendle-
ton, Oregon, were registered at the
Vienna on Sunday.
f. L. Pounds and J. F. Skinner Of
Cheyenne, Wyo, were registered at the
Kleemann House on Saturday.
w. II. Richardson, G. McElhany, and
j. Garrison were visitors in the city
from Buffalo Gap on Thursday.
S. f. Forsha of Crook City came In on
Wednesday, on business connected with
the Dansby Mining Company, in which
he is largely interested.
Mr.. O. and N. L. Ferguson Of Hot
| Springs, who were out on a prospecting
| expedition on French creek made this
Office a call on Tuesday.
Martin Thomas, of Happy Camp
ranch was a visitor in Custer on Thurs
day, and reports everything fourishing
in that favored section of the Hills.
M LNala~ nnl NJ NN,lla,n Of
| Rapid, the former attorney for, and the
latter superintendent of the Harvey
Peak Tin Company, came in On Thurs
day on business connected with that
company.
Mr.. William w. Odds, who has been
experimenting operations on certain
mining properties in the northern Hills
in the interest Of an eastern mining
syndicate, returned to his home in this
city on Thursday.
Capt Haserodt, who has been abb
sent in San Francisco in attendance at
the national encampment Of the Grand
Army of the Republic, returned to his
home in this city yesterday by stage
from Buffalo Gap.
Mrs. Hewlett. Of Providence, Rhode
Island, ~ sister Of Mrs. Geo. w. Smith
of this place, whose arriv al We ommitted
II mention o. last week, is now making
her third visit in this city, where she
has many friends who are always pleas
ed to see her.
Mr.. Dickson, a brother Of +. A,
Dickson of this place, who formerly
visited this city with a view to perma-
nent location, arrived on Tuesday with
his family from O'Neal, Neb., having con-
Guided to establish a home in the future
tin metropolis Of the Black Hills.
j. +. Pitcher. a former resident Of this
place, now an express messenger OF the
F. Z. 4 M. V. railroad, came in on
Thursday to spend a short vacation with
his wife, who is also q former resident
Of this place, and who has been spend
ing q few weeks in this city. Mr..
Pitcher will return to duty Sept. lst and
Mrs. p. will remain here to enjoy the
healthful air Of Custer which she knows
by experience excels that of any other
place extant.