Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-05-12
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Timothy Miller came Wednesday
from Iiermosa.
j. A. Webb represented Hill City in
town on Sunday.
Albert Cole, a Rapid man, was a Mon
day arrival in town.
James Angus was a Spring creek man
at the Vienna on Monday.
+. p. Hesnard registered in town
from Hermosa on Monday.
w. II. Stokes, of Hill City, was a Sun
day guest at the Kleemann.
b. j. Nissen, of Hill City, autographed
at the Kleemann on Tuesday.
A. ID. Clark, Of Buffalo Gap, spent a
portion Of the week in the city.
MIS-, l.. Smith was a visitor in the city
from Hermosa on Wednesday.
j.. +. Downey was soiourning in tine
city, from Sundance, on Tuesday.
M. A. Doyle, of Rapid, was registered
at the Kleemann on Wednesday.
III. A. Johnson, of Brownsville, was a
locker on in the Tin city Oh Monday.
J. +. Higgins and Guy Coats were
Hill City residents III town Monday.
j. j. Fayel registered in town, from
the Golden Summit mine, on Tuesday.
w. w. Challis was at the Kleemann
from Tenderfoot tin district on Satur-
day.
j. Mccarthy came in from the Y I
cattle ranch, in eastern Wyoming, on
Saturday.
j. +. Moore came in from Buffalo Gap
IN Monday, bound for the Red Canyon
| coal fields.
w. II. O'Bryan was registered at the
Kleemann on Saturday from Grand
Island, Nebraska.
II. c. Blackmer, a prosperous miner,
residing near -Four Mile, came in on tin
business Oh Monday.
J. NJ. Baldwin and Frank Beadle were
quartered at the kleemann, from the
Eta mine, on Monday.
G. F. Delcamp was in town from the
b. Il NJ. coal camp, near Beaver creek,
Wyoming, on Saturday.
George Skinner, of the A Y 7 COW
ranch, near Lodge Pole, Wyoming, was
sojourning in Custer on Sunday.
f. II. Flynn, one of the Custer county
delegates to the territorial convention at
Wa%tertown, returned on Tuesday,
p. +. Gerling, Paul Gazy, and w. Nc
Derman were among the Saturday ar
rivals at the Vienna from Hermosa.
William BARLEY, ST., Of Hill City. and
William BARLEY, Jr., of New Jersey,
were guests at the Vienna on Monday.
Nj. Lowenstein, a st. Joe knight of the
grip, who makes regular visits to Custer,
was booked atthe Vienna on Monday
Col. John Doniphan, who has been
sojourning in this city for several days
departed on Mondays coach for his
home at st. Joseph, Mo.
0. d. Moore, of Warren's gulch, was 9
passenger on Mondays outgoing coach
for Kansas City, where he will make 9
short visit with his family.
W. p. Moore, a prominent tin pros.
pector, near Warren's gulch, departed
early in the week for San Francisco, fol
"A brief visit with friends in that place.
N. C. Griggs. of Beatrice, Neb., who
has been investigating the coal fields O
eastern Wyoming for several days, was
at the Vienna on Saturday on his return
home.
Jeff McDermott returned on Wednes
day from a weeks s%ojourn among the
mines of the northern Hills, in company
with Col. Martin, j. l.. Fox, and r. J
Truax Of st. Paul.
T. f. Pettigrew was registered at the
Vienna on Saturday from Sundance
Mr.. p. was en- route to Los Angeles, Cal.
where he has accepted a position in one
of the banks Of that place.
James Butler, Of Onawa, Iowa, came
in early in the week. He is at presen,
visiting with his sister, Mrs. w. f
Fletcher, of this place. Mr.. B. viii
probably decide to locate permanently
in the vicinity of this place should his
impressions prove favorable, which we