Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-09-01
PERSONAL.

q. p. Clark, Of Omaha, was a Tuesday
arrival at the kleemann.
j. +. Haight, registered at the klee-
mann from Stewart. Neb., on Manday.
III. p. Simmons, Of Chadron, was com
fortably quartered at the Kleenann on
Wednesday.
l.. Whitson was a guest at the Klee-
mann from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on
Sunday.
Alfred Bueter, Of Deadwood, spread
his autograph On the Vienna hotel
register on Sunday.
Henry Schenck, a prominent mining
~rustler Of Sheridan, was a Saturday ar
rival at the Vienna.
+. Fish, in the employ Of the Harvey
Tin company at Hill City, was i N town
on business Saturday.
Paul Rewman, the Deadwood tele-
phone man, was in town on Wednesday
putoiDS All III lISli IlDCul IOT ' III DtNOTL
d Allen.
w. III, III. Fitzpatrick and NJ. w. En-
sign, OF Beatrice, were at the Vienna on
Sunday, en- route to the L. & Nj. coal
camps.
John Smith, an old tin r%ustler, with
g~ilt-edged prospects of success, came in
from his tin mines at Harvey, for sup
plies, on Sunday.
w. d. Mathews, wife and child. of
Fremont, Neb., and Sanford Parker,
wife and child, Of Oelrichs, were at the
Vienna on Wednesday. They had been
%sojourning for a time at Hot Springs,
and were en route to Deadwood.
4. Castle registered at the Vienna on
Sunday. from Ridge Farm, Illinois. Mr.
Castle is now making his second visit to
this section, having spent some time
here last spring. He is celebrating
ment.
Oscar Silver, we'll known in this city
where he was a resident in pioneer
days, at present located at Lead City,
was among the Saturday arrivals at the
kleemann. He was on his way east to
purchase a stock Of clothing for his store
ut the home of the Homestake.
Frank Smith, the well known Sturgis
and DeadwoOd express man, brother of
the late q. w. Smith of this city, accom-
panied by c. w. Smith, a brother resid-
ing at Providence, Rhode Island, were
visiting relatives in this place on Mon
day, to whom the CHRONICLE is indebted
for a friendly call.
Mrs. Thos. Haight, accompanied by
her nephew, John Haight, both Of
keokuk, Iowa, were arrivals in this
place on Tuesday. Mrs. II. comes for
the purpose of looking after certain
property interests acquired by her
deceased husband, who was formerly
temporarily located in this locality.
JAS. Morrissey, Of st. Lo uis, who came
here last week for the purpose Of in
augurating operations on the Grand
junction mine, departed for home on
Wednesday without making any defin.
ftp arrangements. 1t is thought that
operations will eventually be resumed
on that long idle, but promising mine
but a brief delay now seems unavoid-
able.
j. w. Bishop, a prosperous stock
grower, residing near Hermosa, was
quartered at the Kleemann on Monday
Mr.. Bishop kindly called on the CHRoN-
ICLE, renewed his subscription, and said
a good word for the paper, which not
only impressed us favorably with his
judgment, but inspired us with a feeling
as comfortable as that which is enioyed
by the conventional crab at high tide.
Judge Dudley, a prominent citizen Of
hot Springs, interested in the celebrat-
ed hot springs of that place, we'll and
favorably known, both in the northern
and southern Hills, accompanied by ]
NJ. Gilman, a popular resident of Dead
wood, were registered at the Viennr on
Friday of last week. They remained
until Saturday, and during tie interim
The adjacent tin districts, ex-
plored a mica mine, investigated gold
properties, and very carefully, and adj
scanned the Tin City from
standpoints, leaving, as eve ry-
body does, with the most favorable i'm
of the coming metropolis of
he Hills.
The Deering E.nders are to-day sing