Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-05-05

X. l.. Atchen was a Battle creek man
in town Saturday.
l.. NJ. Jennings was in town from Hot
Springs on Saturday.
w. ii. Stokes was in town from Hill
City on Thursday.
+. Fish, a Hill City tin man, was in
town Thursday.
w. c. Jones was a Buffalo Gap resi-
dent IN town Sunday.
. Charles Jones came in from the Eta
| mine on Wednesday.
frank Beadle was an Oelrichs arrival
in tnwn OH Wednesday.
NJ. a. Dodge registered from Rapid at
| the Nlenna Oh Monday.
S. II. Khhn, of Sheridan, made Custer
a business tRll on Thursday.
Jack Simm$ns has returned to Rapid
after a ~protractei s%ojourn in Chicago.
l.. Wineland, of Buffalo Gap, autau-
graphed at the KlGemann on Tuesday.
S. X. Maddox, county assessor, was in
the city on official BUSINESS on Monday.
II. NJ. Chapman was ; guest at the
Kleemann from Hermosa on Monday.
Messrs. Cook and Rogers o- Hill City,,
spent several days in town 3ar.ug the
week.
Frank Ferguson, q resident Of Rapid,
was sojournins IN the Tin city on Tues.
day.
J. G.. Spencer Of the l. A X ranch
made this place another periodical visit
on Tuesday.
f. f. Mondell came in from the b. &
NJ. coal camp, forty miles west of this
place, on Sunday.
J. NJ. Baldwin and Il. W. Palmer were
men from the Eta camp, at the Klee-
mann on Monday.
w. +. Moore and Henry Pilger were
1a,oibNJ iiiNoi III lloih lllC ANtu
Canyon coal fields.
A. G. Laing, the hail insurance man
of Buffalo Gap, was registered at the
Kleemann On Saturday.
j. A. Rogers and J. X. Richards came
in from Battle creek with cattle for the
Custer market on Monday.
d. Elliott, a carpenter of Buffalo Gap,
came in OH Thursday, under engage
ment with Contractor Johnson Of this
city.
JEFF McDermott and family came in
from Avondale on Sunday for attendance
at dive services held at the court house
by Father Mahoney.
ii. G. Blackmer, prominently con-
nected with tin and other mining inter
ests near Four Mile, was booked at the
Kleemann on Tuesday.
c. w. Ruggles, Of Deadwood, was nj
the Vienna on Saturday on his way to
Warren's gulch to visit his brother-in-
law, A. l.. Sivyer, at that place.
f. II. Flynn, of this city, one of the
Custer county delegates to the territorial
convention at WATERFOWL, departed for
that place on Saturday morning, the
2Sth ult.
r. ID. Kelly, of the Deadwood Pioneer,
was a visitor in this city on Thursday
for the first time in seven years. The
CHRONICLE acknowledges a very aGr eea-
bic call by the genial gentleman.
Z. j. Book, a brick man of Rapid was
i'll the city on Saturday making arrange
ments with Col. Kleemann for the
manufacture Of brick in this place. to be
used in the erection of the proposed
annex to the Kleemann House.
Col John Doniphan, of st. Joseph,
Mo-, was among the Saturday arrivals at
the kleemann. The Colonel has ex-
~tensive mining interests in this vicinity,
and many friends who are always ready
to extend a hearty welcome when he
visits this city.
Z. w. McHoes, and David Davidson
Of Buffalo Gap, held for completely in
the shooting of Potts and Arthur, were
released from custody upon the ac-
ceptance of bonds procured at Buffalo
Gap. and have now returned to their
homes at that place.
Il. j. Truax and son, accompanied by
Col. n. Martin, and j. l.. Fox, Of st.
Paul, were arrivals at the Vienna on
Sunday. These gentlemen will spend
some time investigating the mineral
resources Of the Hills, in which they
have already imbibed a lively interest.
Messrs. Fowler and Willsie, attorney
and superintendent respectively Of the
Harvey Tin company, were registered
at the Vienna from Rapid on Friday of
last week. They came on business for
the company. Mr.. Fowler returned to
Rapid on Monday, Mr.. Willsie remain
ing in the city up to this writing Fri
day..