Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-04

day.
J. II. Schenck came in from Sheridan
Monday.
f. b. Dow came in from Lame JOHNNY
on Saturday.
II. S. Smith was a Tigerville man in
town Saturday.
Z. +. Hall came in from the S & G
ranch on Tuesday.
William Tarrant, Fairburn, at the
Vienna Saturday.
M. Allen was a Monday arrival in
town from Hill City.
John Foster was q Bear Gulch tin
man in town Tuesday.
]. II. Green represented Rapid in the
tin center on Tuesday.
Israel Bower was in the city on Sum
day from Bridgeport.
l. w. S. Henwood was a Hill City man
at the Vienna Tuesday.
Sid Potts Of Baskerville dined at the
Kleemann on Saturday.
]. +. Avant was a Battle creek man in
town on business Monday.
II. N. Steele was a well known Battle
creek man in town Sunday.
Timothy Miller was a Hermosa man
taking in the town Monday.
II. Patterson, of Eighteen Mile, was a
kleemann guest on Saturday.
Joshua Nelson, Of French creek, was
o visitor in town on Monday.
James Wilson, hailing from Baker
vile, tarried in town Tuesday.
A. w. Litzks, of Minden, Iowa, was a
Monday arrival at the Vienna.
+. Furnas, of Buffalo Gap, was among
the arrivals in town on Monday.
B. o. Palmeter, of Fairburn, was So
~journing in the tin city on Monday.
Riley Gibson came in from Bradley
Flat Oh a business mission Tuesday.
Joe Brunschmidt came up from his
home near Buffalo Gap on Tuesday.
M. d. Brown, Of Warrensburg, Mo,
was a Saturday arrival at the kleemann.
Il. Fish, Of Hill City tin fame, auto
graphed at the kleemann on Saturday
ii. L. Whitney Of Norfolk, Neb., was
registered at the Kleemann on Satur.
day.
J. M. Volk registered at the Vienna
from Twenty-Five Mile ranch on Satur-
day.
w. w. Challis represented the Ten
derfoot tin district in town on Thurs.
day.
J. +. Moore and son came in from
Buffalo Gap. by private conveyance, on
Sunday.
X. p. Wheelock was at the Kleemann
on Sunday en- route from Harvey to the
Tin Mountain.
Henry Tielson, as near as VS. could
determine, was the name Of a q APP man
in town Monday.
j. f. Triggs and A. F. Donaldson were
a brace Of Spring creek tin hunters in
the city Tuesday.
w. II. Meyers and A. f., and 0. F
Carr, of Hill City, were booked at the
Vienna on Saturday.
Alex ii. Smith and brother y. NJ were
among the Thursday arrivals at the
Vienna from Hermosa.
Nj. g. Swan, and J. ID. and J. II. Junot
of the B. & M. survey party were Sun
day guests at the Vienna.
A. L. Sivyer came in from Tin Noun
tain On Monday, reporting the mill idl'
pending repair Of damages resulting
from frost.
JEFF McDermott was in town on Thurs
day, and reported a hopeful outlook a
Avondale, on Spring creek, where he il
pleasantly located.
Attorney Smith, Of Rapid, law partner
of -. Mcdonald Of this city, came in
from that place with his wife on Tues
day. Mr.. Smith will remain perma.
nently in this city.
j. f. Pitcher made a trip to Buffalo
Gap on Saturday by private conveyance
to meet Mr.. J. c. Ideson, Of Hastings,
Neb., who accompanied him back to this
place on Sunday. Mr., Ideson. who is
interested in coal lands at Red Canyon,
left with Mr.. J. +. Moore for that car
boniferous region on Monday.
Rumors Of a Scotch syndicate en- route
from over the water to the Black Hills
with a view to buying up all the tin
locations remaining in first hands, for a
time created considerable excitement in
this place on Tuesday, but a failure TO
trace the rumor to any reliable
source, had the effect Of restoring the
public mind to its normal condition.