Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-06-30


town Thursday.
+. J. Gates was @ st. Paul man at the
Vienna, Saturday.
I. w. Kimberly, 500 City, at the
Vienna on Saturday.
Mrs. Shedd was a Hill City lady in
town OH Wednesday.
A. j. Yerxa was a Spring creek miner
in town Oh Monday.
]. II. Moll represented Hiil City in
this place on Saturday.
G. A. Stokes, of Rapid, showed up in
this place on saturday.
Il. W. McIIoes, of Buffalo Gap, was a
visitor in town on Saturday.
j. e. Richey was among the corners
from Hot Springs on Saturday.
+. i. Gilmore was luxuriating in town
on Tuesday from Lame johnny.
,. Il. Maddox, county assessor, was in
town on official biz on Saturday.
John House was o Deadwood arrival
ST ,he Kleemann on Wednesday.
Ben Marshall was an old time miner
from Hill City in town Thursday.
p. p. Eshins came in from his Red
Canyon stock ranch on "Wednesday
{. W. Eryden and Frank LalIey were
among the Rapid arrivals on Monday.
L. i. Williams was registered in the
city from Minnesota on Wednesday.
5. j. Waller, ofHermosa, was taking
in The sights st the Tin City on Satur-
day.
john Wheat was registered at lhc
kleemann, from Dry creek, on Satur-
day.
w. w. Smith came in on business
from the B. & NJ. coal camp on Tues.
day.
Z. Holman, a pioneer Of ELL City
made this city a business call on We'd,
nesday.
A. Iovett was among the Tuesday ar
rivals in town from Buffalo Gap, who
c.ne to stay,
Cook and Rogers, proprietors of the
Grizzly Bear mine and mill were in the
city on Thursday.
O. 2. kerchsval, one of Rapid city's
best citizen, spent a few days in the Tin
City during the week.
j. D. Junod. Of the 3. & N. surveying
party, came in from Slate creek for sup
plies on Friday Of last week.
Denis HIenault, who has been absent
for several months in the northern Hills,
returned to Custer on Friday of last
week.
f, N. CAN'T, a popular dentist OF
Rapid, has been engaged professionally
in this city since Monday. He departs
for home to-day.
+. w. Mondell, in charge ofthc work
ing force of the b. e. VI. coal camp. west
Of this city. was quartered at the klee-
mann on Tuesday.
Col. N. Martin, connected with a
Hastings, Minnesota, mining com sanv,
with mining interests near the st. Elmo,
spent a day or two in this place during
the week.
Ed Towns, the sffable representative
Of the Sioux City Journal, was shaking
hands with his many friends, and look
ing after the interests of that excellent
journal in this place on Monday and
Tuesday.
}. c. Spencer, Of the L A X Cattle
ranch, returned from Chicago on Thurs
day, where he has, for a few DAYS. been
mingling with the MANY who thronged
that oslessive city during the late
convention.
f. II. Flynn, w. s. Wood, j. c. Dick
over, Attorney Smith, and W. Schoon-
maker were rusticating in the remote
rural districts of the county during the
greater part of the week. They report
a promising outlook for crops, and far
mer's heads properly poised on all pub
tic questions affecting their general
:n.Uic ats.
w. II. and Henry Meyers came in
from their Gold Safe mine, near the
Grizzly Bear mill on Saturday, bringing
in a goodly quantity Of gold bullion, the
result ola late clean up Of their five
stamp mill, which they sold to the Bank
Of Custer. The mine is paying hand
somely, and the boys are consequently
exceedingly jubilant.
Born.