Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-10-06

OH NhOludy.
j. III. Schenck came in from Sheridan
OF Saturday and broke bread at the
Vienna.
+. b. Jewett, was among the Tuesday
corners, who hailed from the Beet
City. (Oelrichs.)
q. w. Holmes, n genial COW boy OF
the S. & q. Ranch was Illustrating at the
kleemann on Saturday.
J. G. Hochsmith and c. LETTER were a
brace Of st. Louis drummers, domiciled
at the kleemaun on Tuesday.
Hank Freel and wife and A. Freel, all
of Beaver Creek, Wyoming, were pleas
antly situated at the Vienna on Thurs
day.
Zach Holmes. a prominent contractor
and builder of Rapid, was taking notes
mot promissory) in the Tin City on
Tuesday.
Mrs A l.. Sivyer of Tin Mountain,
who has been visiting with relatives in
the east for several weeks, returned on
Saturday.
Mrs. w. f. Fletcher Of this place left
on Wednesday for Onawa, Iowa, where
she will make an extended visit with
her mother.
S. M. Booth and wife, who have been
peregrinating in the east for the past
month returned to their Custer home
on Thursday.
c. w. Dryden and c. NJ. Cation, two oil
Rapid City's most popular young men,
were handshaking with their numerous
friends in the Tin City on Saturday.
S. d. Smith, +. c. Hunt and Robert
Mckee were a trio Of tin miners in town
from Spring Creek on Tuesday. who
found comfortable quarters at the Wen.
ma.
c. G. Lincoln, formerly Of this City,
and late of Long Pine, Neb. has accept.
ed n position as Station Agent at Fair.
burn, this county, which position he
now holds.
n ID. Pool this week purchased of J.
5. Weir ground cornering on Sixth and
Montgomery streets, IS by $50 feet, upon
which he contemplates the early erec-
ton of a residence.
William Allen, Of the firm Van De-
wort and Allen, returned from Buffalo
Gap on Monday accompanied by his
wife who, will hereafter be numbered
with the permanent residents Of Custer
City.
j. T. Street, a model granger, located
near Hermosa, and an active member Of
the irrepressible triumvirate which pre-
sides over the destinies Of Custer Coun-
ty, anchored at the Vienna early on
Monday.
Mr.. Samuel Smith, of Fullerton Ne
braska, was q Thursday arrival in this
city, where he will visit with his broth
er for a few weeks, ard in the mean
time look up the advantages of this To-
cality for business operations.
Peter Carr, fatber-in-law Of w. II.
Pringle Of Point Of Rocks, an old gentle
man of 30 years, who has been visiting
with his daughter at the place named
for the past three months, left on Tues
day for his home at Independence Iowa,
where he will at once arrange to return
to this country for permanent residence.
Edward X. De Puy and wife, of Dead
wood, a newly married pair who were
willing away the first quarter of their
honey moon amid the romantic rocks
and reefs of the southern Hills, found
refreshing rest and rich repose at the
Kteemann on Tuesday night.
\ party consisting Of r. A. Turene,
Count Des Etang, J. Jannet, +. Coumert,
F. Spapzi, Mons. Etienne and w. Ack-
ley Of the Fleur de Lys Horse Ranch,
Lame JOHNNY Creek, were registered at
the Kleemanu or Sunday. The party
were returning home from a very sue
cessful hunt in Wyoming.
Z. l.. Ross, Of Sioux City, formerly
engaged in mercantile pursuits in that
city, was among the arrivals at the Klee-
mann on Friday Of last week. Mr.. r..
was in quest of a desirable town in
which to engage in business, and spent
several days here with such purpose in
view, and will visit other Hills towns
before returning to the Corn Palace
City.
T. y. Wilson and +. Underwood, of
st. Paul, r. W. Cooper, of Deadwood,
and A. j. Simmons and NJ. Willsie Of
were a party who came Thurs
lay from Rapid, and made their head
quarters at the Vienna. These gentle
men did not divulge the purport O. their
purpose, but we are led to infer from
heir actions that they did not come for
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