Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28

w. p. McElroy, Hermosa, at the Klee-
mann Saturday.
Ii. +. Hall came in from the s. & G..
ranch Oh Saturday.
n. McLain came in from Point Of
Rocks on Saturday.
Ct. M. Collins was an Omaha man at
the Vienna on Saturday.
s. j. Walker was at the Kleemann.
from Hermosa, on Saturday.
II. Patterson was a man in town from
Eighteen Mile on Saturday.
DR.. G. A. Siddons, of Hermosa, was a
Thursday arrival at the Vienna.
w. Soper registered at the Kleemann
from Elk Mountain on Saturday.
James Angus was at the kleemann,
from Spring creek, on Wednesday.
S. Potts, of Baskerville, left his au-
tograph at the Kleemann on Sunday.
j. b. and j. Il, Junot, Of the b. & NJ.
survey party Sundayed at the Vienna.
Uri Gillette came in from his ranch
on Slate creek, for supplies, on Mon.
day.
j. w. McConn, of the Spring creek tin
| district was q visitor in town on Mon
day.
{. A. Ostrom and VI. Handy were in
town from Tin Mountain on Wednes-
day.
w. +. Winnie and G.. s. Mcclure were
Hill City tin rustlers in the city on Mon
day.
j. +. Moore and wife were among the
arrivals from Buffalo Gap on Wednes-
day.
+. Bender and Geoge Mill were Fair
burn ranchmen in town on business
Monday.
j. w. Bishop, a Squaw creek sheep
man, broke bread at the kleemann on
Sunday.
+. Mowry Of Hill City was among the
Monday arrivals from the Hill City tin
district.
w. w. Challis and II. Manke rep-
resented Tenderfoot tin district in town
on Saturday.
Nj. Willsie came in from Rapid on
Thursday OF business for the Harney
Tin company,
X. +. Nethaway and w. Langsdale
were Tin Mountain men at the Klee-
mann on Saturday.
l.. ID. Pierce and l.. W. Powers, were
a brace of b. & NJ. surveyors at the
Vienna on Saturday.
A. L. Sivyer, Supt. of the Tin Noun
tain Mining company, made Custer a
business call on Saturday.
Albert and Denis Henault, +. Russell
and +. L. Hight were IT. from the North
Pole silver mine Oh Sunday.
L. Gillette, in change of the B, & NJ.
survey, now in this vicinity, was reg
istered at the Vienna on Saturday.
X. A. Turenne and J. Jannett, of the
Fleur de Lys horse ranch, on Lame
JOHNNY, found repose at the kleemann
Saturday night.
j. w. Martin, of Martins Ranch, near
Hot Springs, accompanied by his son, f..
W., Of Deadwood, were guests of the
Vienna on Tuesday.
ID. G.. Stephens, manager of the
Stephens Tin company at Hill City, was
Il visitor in the city on Monday, who
made this office a very agreeable call.
Harry Swisher, of this city, departed
on Monday morning for Lincoln, Ne
braska, where he goes on a business
mission. He will be absent several
weeks.
Miss Alice Fuller came in from Sturgis
on Saturday, and will remain perma-
nently in this place. She is stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hitch on lower Gus
ter avenue.
Abram Garlock, of Phelps, New York,
of I. Y. and Chas. Garlock Of
city, was among the arrivals on the |
zap coach on Wednesday. Mr.. G.. will
in the tin city for several weeks.
Capt. c. Y, Gardner, Of Spring Valley,
director Of the Territorial school of
mines, an e~x-newspaper man, and an
I'D time resident of Custer, whose ex-
optional social qualities have become
'roverbial throughout the Hills, was
exchanging friendly greetings with his
many friends in the tin city ON Thurs
lay.