Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-07-10

VI Duhaio Oap WAS u quest
at the kleemann House on Friday.
L. ID. Coleman Of the Bull Dog ranch
was a visitor in the city on Tuesday.
VIM. Russell of Battle River was
registered at the Kleemann on Monday.
l.. b. Bond and wife of Buffalo Gap
were guests of the Vienna on Monday.
Seth Kittridse of Battle River was
autographed at the Vienna on Tuesday.
Il. l.. Monaghan of Battle River was
in attendance at the celebration on the
5th.
j. O'Neal, Of Potsdam, New York, ar
rived in time TO aid in celebrating on
the 9Th.
FL. +. Drew, and Miss Anna Katch, of
French Creek, were guests at the Vienna
on the 9Th.
Judge Reno Of Buffalo Gap came up
on Tuesday on business with the county
commissioners.
G. c. Boland, of Buffalo Gap, was in
the city on Friday on business with the
clerk of the district court.
A. Marion, of the Fleur de Lys horse
raLch, on Lame johnny, was registered
at the Vienna on Thursday.
Joe Loranz Of Clarinda. Iowa, was a
visitor in the city on Thursday and
made this Office an agreeable call.
w. V. and V. s. Thompson, also Mrs.
A. j. Thompson, all Of Marshalltown,
Iowa, were visitors in the city ON Thurs
day.
Messrs. Barnhart & Lincoln were in
the city from their stock ranch west of
this place, in attendance at the celebra-
ton.
A. d. Clark, Of the Buffalo Gap News
came in by private conveyance on
Thursday and registered at the Klee.
mann House.
w. N. Walker, Of Hermosa, was in
the city on Wednesday in attendance
at a meeting Of the board of county
commissioners.
l.. r. Richards, d. p. Burrell and wife,
II. N. Steele and daughter and A. S.
Way of Battle River were registered at
the Vienna on Tuesday.
H. NJ. Chapman, wife and sister, Of
Battle River, spent the greater part of
the week in Custer. and were delighted
with che beauty of the place.
II. G. Blackmer Of the New York
mica mine was in the city on Thursday
and Friday, on business connected with
the Dolphin Mining 4 Milling Co.
Judge w. ]. Thornby, a permanent
resident of Hermosa, was a visitor in
the city on the 9Th, and evinced a lively
interest in the success Of the celebra-
ticn which he enjoyed immeasurably.
J. B. McCloud Of Hermosa was n
visitor in Custer on the 4th, 5th and
9Th, and was an active participant in
the amusements and pleasures incident
to a successful celebration in the future
great of the Southern Hills.
II. NJ. Mcknight, a leading banker of
Hermosa, was q participant in the cele-
bration festivities in this city on the
9Th, and expressed himself as being
well pleased with Custer, and the sue.
cess of the commemorate exercises of
the day.
Sam A. Oliver, an old time resident of
Rockerville, who left this country FIVE
years ago, has recently returned from
Livingston. Montana, which he claims
to be a very dull place. Mr.. Oliver will
make his home somewhere in the
Southern Hills.
James Allan, and Walter Schoon
maker, both with A. #. Van Devort at
Buffalo Gap, were Custer visitors on the
9Th, in attendance at the celebration
Both being former residents of this
place, and well and favorably known.
they enjoyed their visit to the fullest
extent.
Mrs. Flaherty, Of Deadwood, a daugh-
ter Of MI. John Smith Of Harvey, was a
visitor in Custer City several days dur
ing the latter part of last week and up
to Tuesday Of this week. Mrs. F. was
much pleased with her first visit to
Custer, and delighted with tho pleasures
and amusements incident TO the celebra-
ton On the 9Th.
MIR. Willis c. Bowers, of Battle River,
made this office a very pleasant call on
Tuesday. Mr.. Bower was most favora-
bly, impressed with the beauty Of Gus
ter. which place he was visiting for the
first time, but expressed a very decided
intention of returning during the sum-
mer, with the desire, and probable in
%tention of remaining indefinitely. W.
are but expressing the sense Of the
people pf Custer when we say, that we
would 70 highly pleased to have Nh. b.