Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-18
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\. Winnie, Hill City, spent Thursday
in the city.
w. I. Moore came in from the Crow
creek tin mines on Sunday,
Robt Harper was in the city from the
la X. ranch on Wednesday.
Ed Nelson was a Hill City man at
the kleemann on Wednesday.
r Mckee, a spring creek tin pros
pector, was in town Saturday.
+. ID. Murray was a Rapid man look
ing around in town on Wednesday.
G.. W. Williams, Of Cheyenne river,
located at the klcemann on Wcdnes-
day.
John Walter registered at the Klee-
mann from Oil creek, Wyo., Oh satur-
day.
Henry Patterson of the Eighteen Mile
was a guest at the Kleemann House on
Saturday.
]. j. Fayal, superintendent Of the
Golden Summit mine was a Tuesday ar
rival in the city.
w. II. Ashworth, representing a Lin
coin cigar and tobacco firm was among
the arrivals at the Vienna on Saturday.
j. w. Mcintyre and Alex Smith were
arrivals from ilerm0sa on Sunday, who
are row permanently located in this
city.
Charles f.. Stevens and r. Miller were
Lead City men at the Vienna on Thurs
day, en- route home from the oil fields
in eastern Wyoming.
w. w. Olds of this place departed for
Bald Mountain on Monday, t. look after
his mining interests in that locality. He
will be absent two weeks.
Felix Posnansky, of Rapid, was book
, cd at the Vienna on Thursday. Mr.. F.,
l like many other Rapidites, is imbibing
r strong confidence in Clusters final su.
premacy.
/ w. A. Crawford, Of the a L : ranch.
! who was confined to his bed for severaI
weeks at the kieemann House in this
J. city, with pneumonia, having recovered
! returned home on Saturday.
0 A. II. Van Devort and VIM. Allen
X prominent business men of Buffalo Gap
were booked at the Vienna on Wednes
t day. These gentlemen came TO the tn
t city on tin business, which we learn wa.
satisfactorily adjusted.
II. l.. Bond, member, and advanc,
agent of the Buffalo Gap Dramati,
Troupe came in from that place OF
Thursday, for the purpose OF billing thii
!, place for the play of Michael Erie a
;, the court house on the 18th inst.
4, Frank Allcbach, a prominent cattl
man of east Beaver creek, Wyo., accom-
. panied by =. J.. Rogers, a deputy min
y eral surveyor Of D~eadwood, came il
from the oil regions near Jenny's stock
, ade on Wednesday, on route to Lea,
!, City.
Sprando, the popular restaurauteur o
Rapid, accompanied by I. Ponor,
e young man in his employ, were domicil
n ed at the Vienna for a few days in tn
early part of the week. Sprando wa
h making a our through the mining sec
tions Of the Hills with a view to futur
business operations, and expressed him
self as being very favorably impresse,
. with Clusters prospects in a bushes
point of view.
II. ID. Fisher, a prominent iron ma
Of Milwaukee, who has been visitin
4 prominent mining localities in the Hill
e including Lead City. and the Eta an
T. Golden Summit mines was registered 6
the Vienna IN Tuesday. Mr.. Fishe
e%vinces a deep interest in this particula
y locality, viewing with much apparen
J. concern the evidences Of our wonderfr
mineral resources. His investigation
were extended to the Red Canyon Coz
fields, which point he visited in con
y pany with j. 4. Pitcher of this place O
n Wednesday.
Walter Z. Moore, a prominent ii
Il ~prospector, to whom it is said is due tn
| credit Of having first discovered tin i
the Warren Gulch district, and who ha
> been for several weeks visiting Will
= his old time friends in California, re
! turned to this place on Friday of las
week. Mr.. Moore reports that a con
siderable degree of interest is manifesto,
among mining men in the golden stat
e concerning the tin resources Of tn
9 Hills, and that in case Of the success o
Il the Harvey tin deal, that state will b
largely represented here in the earl
u spring.
The Grand Army ball at the cour
on the 22d bids fair to be one Of tn
most notable social events of the season
Ample preparations ara being made an,
g a pleasant time confidently expected.
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