Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-12-22
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ranch on Saturday.
Nathan Wallace came in from Sheli-
dan on Saturday.
Chas. Ennis came in from the l. A X
ranch on Tuesday.
Jas. II. Rose came in Wednesday from
the b. q NJ. coal camp.
Z King McKissock came in from the A
L z ranch on Monday.
w. l.. Paul, Chicago, registered at the
Kleemann OF Saturday.
T. c. Allison represented the X 5
ranch in town on Saturday.
w. Gabriel was in the city from Pow
der river, Wyoming, OH Tuesday.
ID. S. Spear, of Minneapolis found
quarters at the Kleemann on Monday.
&. l.. Ingram came in from Deadwood
on Saturday and signed at the Vienna.
l.. &. Greeley and Cady HOLSTER were
Rapidites at the kleemann on Satur-
day.
James Lee was a man from the 3. &
NJ. coal camp, in town a day or two this
week.
DR.. j. L. Conant, of Bufal Gap, was
guest at the Vienna several days durin,
the week.
A. ID. and f. S. Knittle were arrivals
at the kleemann, from Port Carbon, OF
Saturday.
+. 7. Gilmore, Of Lame JOHNNY, spread
his autograph on the Vienna register OF
Thursday.
\ Frank Bender was a prominent Squav
creek rancher and stock grower at til,
Vienna on Thursday.
George Bullion and wife, of Ho
Springs, were pleasantly domiciled a
the klaemann on Tuesday.
ID. IL. Stewart, representing Paxton &
Gallaher, wholesale grocers, Omaha
was busy in town on Saturday.
l.. b. Reno. Of Buffalo Gap, was il
town Monday, on route to Red Canyon
where he has valuable stone interests.
V. 7. Shoun, of Niewield, an old pic
neer of the Hills, was shaking hand
with old timers in this place on Thurs
day.
JAS. A. Brown, Of Chicago, promi
nently connected with the stone inter
ests of Buffalo Gap, was booked at tn,
Kleemann on Wednesday.
Harry Oelrichs, former manager O
the Anglo-American Cattle company
and well known in this place. is a
present sojourning in the city of Paris
France.
Silas Phipps, an uncle Of Mrs. Charlie
Pitcher Of this city, who has been so
journing in this place for the past tw,
weeks, departed for his home at In
dianapolis on Monday.
jeff McDermott came in from tn,
Grand junction on Wednesday, and re
ported hard rock, and slow progress
upon his tunnel contract at that place
With a determined intention, however
to continue operations until the end i
reached.
f. A. Dickson, Of this place, returne,
recently from the Stockade oil fields
where he has been doing the assess
ment work on a claim in which he i
interested with a Custer City company
He reports an encouraging outlook 70
the future of the camp.
John Mcnamara, Of st. Paul, connect
ed with the Black Hills Tin Minin;
company, was among the Saturday ar
rivals at the Vienna. Mr.. McNamar;
comes here in the interests of the com
pany, and will supervise the assessmen
work o being done upon their claim
in this vicinity.
w. l.. Henwood, the genial superin
tendent of the Stevens Tin Mining com
pany, with property located near Hill
City, was a Vienna guest on Thursday
Mr.. H., who made this office a p~leasan
call, knows more, and says less, concern
ing tin, and railroad matters, than an,
man in the Southern Hills. Beyond
the expression of his confidence in the
final favorable result of the tin interests
of this region. his silence is as pro-
nounced as that Of a petriied mute.