Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-10-20

the present term of the district court.
Colin Hunter, Of Cheyenne, and Hank
Freel of Beaver creek, Wyoming, were
prominent cattle men in town on Sun
day.
II. Underwood, w. f. Beardslev, j. f.
Shafer and w. G.. Bower we're noticed
among the Thursday arrivals from Her.
mosa.
c. ii. Kellogg was a st. Paul man
talking business to Custer business men
in town on Saturday. He rested at the
Vienna.
S. n. Fitch, of this place, who has
been absent several weeks visiting his
old home in New York returned on
Wednesday.
Miss Mcconnell, Of this place, who
has been visiting with relatives in Wis
consin for the past five weeks, returned
on Wednesday.
Judge Thomas and Court Stenographer
Abbott were Monday arrivals in the
city. They found comfortable quarters
at the Vienna.
II. L. Jones, w. 2. Phillips, 0. Fer
guson and George Long were noticed
among the corners from Hot Springs in
town during the week.
J. w. Nowlin, w. II. Mitchell, and J..
w. Fowler were a trio Of Rapid attor-
neys, having business before the district
conrt, who arrived OH Tuesday.
F. ID. Thompson was a gentleman
hailing from Prophetstown, Illinois,
who came to gaze on the Tin City and
its attractive surroundings on Satur-
|, day.
j. d. Junod, Of the B. & NJ. surveying
party, now engaged running preliminary
lines southwest of Cold Springs, 60 miles
west of this city, was in for mail and
supplies on Saturday.
Col. w. III. Parker, and A. w. HASTE,
prominent members Of the Deadwood
bar, were among the arrivals at the
Slcllld ou NIoludy III dttCIludhSC al
the present session Of the district court
j. A. Stanley, ex-editor Of the Her
mosa Pilot, and republican nominee for
treasurer, came Tuesday for a few days
s%ojourn in the Tin City where this year
the vote cannot be counted upon the
e finger ends.
ID. w. Raridan, charged with the
murder Of Grub, at Fairburn, this
\ county, last spring, ONE in from Rapid
with his attorneys, Messrs. Schrader &
Lewis, on Thursday. The case viii
. come up at the present term of court in
; this city.
~. b. and j. +. Cleveland, Of Chicago
:, alleged directors of the Northwestern
Railroad company, who passed through
this place on Sunday, en- route to Wyo
ming, returned on Thursday evening
{ and were domiciled at the Vienna. The
= purport Of their visit will be made pub
lie not later than next spring.
), +. G. Johnson, of Buffalo Gap, passed
through this place on Sunday with two
gentlemen, said to be directors of the
n. w. Railroad company, who were ell
4 route to eastern Wyoming for the al.
legged purpose of engaging in a bit of a
hunt. The character Of the game sough;
t has not transpired.
Judge L. G.. Dudley, of Hot Springs. a
9 lively democratic candidate for legisla-
tive honors in the present campaign,
was exchanging grips with his numer-
Gus friends in this place on Wednesday
, and Thursday, and left with a promise
to call again at an early day. The
CHRONICLE acknowledges a very pleasant
call.
II. j. Stone, a prominent member OF
the Grand Army post of this city, who
has been in attendance at the late en-
campment at Columbus, Ohio, and who,
after the close Of the great gathering,
visited many Of the more prominent
cities of the far east for pleasure and
recreation, returned on Friday Of last
week.
c. Thompson, n of the proprietors
Of the Black Hills Nursery, located at
Box Elder, Lawrence county, arrived in
this place on Wednesday, with a heavy
invoice Of trees, plants, shrubs, etc, to
fill his large orders taken here last
spring. Everything was in excellent
condition, and cannot fail to give gen.
eral satisfaction, if directions are faith
fully followed.