Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-04-14
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j. Mcclure, Of Hill City, was a Thurs
day arrival in the city.
James Angus was a man from Spring
creek in town Saturday.
f. III. Dinkleman, Of st. Louis, was a
| Monday arrival in town.
Henry Schenck was at the Vienna
from lii City on Sunday.
w. II. Stokes was "a Hill City man at
the Vienna on Wednesday.
Mrs. King, a Squaw creek lady had
business in town on Tuesday.
Ed Nelson was n Hill City nan in
town on business on Saturday.
j. T. Gallagher was an arrival in town
from Whitewood on Wednesday.
w. II. Ferguson, Of Rapid, was a
visitor in the tin city on Thursday.
w. II. II. Niyiing represented Lead
City at the Vienna on Wednesday.
A. l.. Sivyer registered at the Vienna
from Warren's Gulch on Saturday.
w. A. Stratton was a visitor in the
city from ST. Joe, Missouri, on Monday.
A. G. Laing, a prominent resident Of
Buffalo Gap Sundayed at the kleemann.
Zach Holmes was domiciled at the
Kleemann from Hot Springs on Satur-
day.
Isaac Downing, q rustler from Ruby,
was booked at the Kleemann on Satur-
day.
Hank Loyett, a well known man OF
the range, was rustic2ting in town on
Saturday.
5 Archie Beaton and p. J. O'Brien were
guests at the Vienna from Brownsville
on saturday.
!, A. P. Teal, representing a Chicago
wholesale house, signed at the Mlee
y mann on Tuesday.
Oscar +. Robertson was among the
Kleemann House arrivals from Girard
Illinois, on Thursday.
" j. w. Hoppe and X. +. Nethawa,
were Tuesday arrivals at the Nienns
" from the Tin Mountain mill.
@ j. G. Carson, a knight Of the grip rep
resenting an Omahe establishment,
tarried in town on Wednesday.
Judge Barnes, c. j. Smith, and
: Hare. of F%airburn, came TO the count
, seat on Wednesday on land business.
Ed Stenger and NJ. j. Seaman, men O
Hermosa, in town on business, wer
h registered at the Kleemann on Sunday
g j. F. Moore came in from the Re
e Canyon coal fields on Sunday. He re
o ports operations progressing satisfactor
ly in that locality.
COMMISSIONS Street returned to hi
home near Hermosa, on Wednesday
= after the adjournment of an exteAde
/, session of the county board.
al G. w. Stolet, of this city, returne
from Buffalo Gap or Saturday, accom-
panied by his wife and three children
late of Lisbon, Iowa. They came t
stay.
Doctrass II. w. Wheeler returned o
Tuesday from the western part of Per
;, ~nington county, where she has been RI
naming with, and administering to tn
- wants Of a patient for several weeks.
A party consisting Of Mr.. Joseph Pelt
Ie and wife, Mrs. III. X. Grihis, and Mrs.
,r r. Shankland of this city, departed fo
al Rapid City yesterday morning b
n private conveyance for the purpose {
visiting for a few days with friends i
Of that place.
w. DR.. J. II. Long, Of Minneapolis, who's
70 expected arrival was chronicled in Oh
issue of last week, was among the al
rivals at the Kleerann on Wednesday
~ This is the Doctors first visit to tn
! Hills, which he does not hesitate i
10 %pronouncing the most beautiful countr
he has ever visited. He is especial
) pleased with this city, which he denomi
y mates the gem ofthe Hills, and expresse
y The highest confidence in it's futur
" prosperity. He has, thus early, decide
! to locate here permanently, and will, i
81 the near future, perfect arrangement
. for the removal Of his family to thl
" place.
Messrs. Hildebrand and Loomis, COZ
n respondent and subscription agent, r,
Ie spectively, for the st. Paul Globe, wer
ii among the arrivals at the Kleemann o
s. Tuesday. These gentlemen have visite
the various towns Of the Hills upon
mission similar to that of the st. Pa,
as Press representatives, who recent
ct visited the Hills, which was referred t
1t in our issue Of last week. The Glob
y party was not as successful in securin
subscriptions as were the Press repre-
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