Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-05-01
PERSONAL.

&c. Lewis of Chicago was at the
Kleemann on Tuesday.
NJ. G. Trew of st. Louis was a visitor
in Custer on Thursday.
s. N. Fitch Of the Eta Camp was a
visitor in Custer on Sunday.
C. Fitzgerald of Rapid was at the
Kleemann on Tuesday.
A. G. Baker of Baskerville was a guest
at the Vienna on Tuesday.
John Highland Of Beaver creek was a
guest at the Vienna on Tuesday.
A. T. Van Devort Of Buffalo Gap was
a visitor in Custer ON Tuesday.
F. M. Roberts Of st. Louis was a guest
at the Kleemann House on Thursday.
Chas. Heumann of Grinnsll, Iowa.
was a visitor in the city on Wednesday,
r. II. Holcomb Of st. Louis was a
guest at the Kleemann House on Tues
day.
B. F. Porter Of Buffalo Gap was rusti-
eating In Custer during the greater part
Of the week.
w. H. Stuver, wife, and mother, Of
Sloan, Iowa, were registered at the
Kleemann on Tuesday.
Mrs. Bayless and daughter of Harvey
were guests at the Vienna on Monday,
en- route to England.
Mrs. Wilson and child Of Battle River
were guests at the Vienna during the
greater part of the week.
William Nevin of Four Mile was in the
city attending the meetings of the coun-
ty board on Wednesday and Thursday.
Rueben Reeves came in from his
ranch, eleven miles southeast Of the
city, on Tuesday, and registered at the
Vienna.
C. G.. Lincoln and w. c. Barnhart
came in from their new tin find on
Thursday and left for Rapid Friday
morning.
w. N. Walker of Battle River was in
the city during the early part of the
week in attendance at the meetings Of
the county board.
VIM. Jewett Of Hill City spent a por-
ton of the week in the city. Mr.. j. will
resume operations on the st. Elmo
mine at an early day.
G. II. Clark came up from Buffalo Gap
on Monday, visited Warrens gulch tin
district with Samuel Scott on Tuesday,
and returned to the Gap on Wednes-
day.
Miss Vincent, a Hawkeye bell of Is
summers. or summers Whereabouts,
sister Of Miss May Vincent, a teacher in
our public school, arrived in Custer re-
Gently. We are pleased to state that
the young lady came t stay.
c. c. Deshler, Of New Brunswick, New
Jersey, secretary Of the Harvey Peak
Tin Mining company was at the Eta on
Friday, examining the property. Mr.,
ID. is connected with the publishing
house of Harper Bros, New York.
Prof. Bailey, superintendent Of the
Eta mine is expected here i'm a few
days, when he will make an extended
tour of observation through the promis-
ing tin districts around Custer, which
are situated from 10 to 20 miles west of
the Rapid belt.
A. b. Allen, representing John Morris
Co., of Chicago, photographers and blank
book manufacturers, was a visitor in
Custer early in the week in the inter
ests of said establishment. Mr.. Allen
made this office a business call, cornered
the publisher, talked low and to the
point, finally put something down in
his memorandum and departed with a
smile.
j. F. Haskins, representing Messrs.
Mueller & Nepper, dealers in harness
and saddlery at Sioux City, Iowa, was a
visitor in Custer on Monday and Tues
day, soliciting trade for the above house.
Mr. II. is a very genial and agreeable
gentleman, offers attractive induce
ments in the line he represents, and we
commend him to the favorable consid-
Grafton of Black Hills dealers.
Mr.. f. F. Hall, who succeeds A. J.
Robertson as foreman of the S. &. G.
Cattle Co., came in from the ranch on
Monday for supplies, and for the pur-
pose of procuring a residence in this
city, where he will bring his family
about the first of May. We are pleased
to note the fact Of Mr.. Hall having con
Guided to make his residence in Custer,
and having spent a day or two in view
ing our beautiful location, he is doubt
less himself pleased with the change.
William u. Swartz, ex-mayor of, and
familiarity known in Stony CITY %