Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-04-07
PERSONAL

j.. III. Green, OF haplu, WAS q Vlsllof III
town on Thurs Gay.
w. McClary came ID from the l. A Il
ranch on Thursday.
Lee Rich came in fran Mountain City
for supplies on Thursday.
Frank Hesnard, of HermNsa, camped
at the kleemann on Tuesday.
p. j. O'Brien was q Brownvil.a man
taking in the town on Tuesday.
James Daniels, Of Fairburn, wasta
Thursday arrival at the Kleemann. :,
Supt. Bower, of Hermosa, has been
sojourning in the city during the week.
Ii. II. Byrae, a resident Of Buffalo
Gap, was rusticating IN town OH Mon
day.
Taylor Ellis, n Warren's gulch tin
miner was booked at the kleemsnn on
Sunday.
". II. Miller, all the way from Sun
dance, Wyoming, Saturdayed at the
kleemann.
J. NJ. Brown was a sound man from
Cripple creek, at The Kleemann on
Wednesday.
a. Lovett, cx-marshall of Buffalo Gap,
spent Il day or two in town in the early
part of the week.
Marsh Higgins, represented Folsom, a
Spring creek granger camp, at the kIee-
mann ON Tuesday.
wife, Of IIermosa, We're guests at the
Vienna on Tuesday.
VIM. Ackley. formerly Of Custer, at
present a knight Of the range, made this
place a call on Saturday.
l.. Il. Bauer, mailing from Oelrichs
spread his autograph on the Vienna
hotel register on Monday.
Ill. L. Lorey, a prominent citizen Of
BufGlo Gap, was among the Tuesday
arrivals ut the kieemaun.
J. +. Barnes, a justice of the peace,
residing near Fairburn, was in the city
on official business on Tuesday.
Henry Patterson, a successful stock
man Of Eighteen Mile, was purchasing
supplies in the city on Saturday.
j. w. Hoppe, an expert tin manipula-
tor from the Tin Mountain mill, broke
bread at the Kleemann on Sunday.
w. l.. Henwood, superintendent OF
the Stevens Tin Mining company at Hill
City, was a late arrival at the Vienna on
Tuesday evening.
Joseph Humphreys, Of Pleasant Val
ley, came in on Monday for attendance
at a session Of the county board, OF
which he is q member.
IL. T.. Davis, Familiarity known as
Squire Davis, Of Baskerville, read his
essay OF county roads before the board
of commissioners on Tuesday.
Sam Coburn of Bradley Flat, Fall
River county, a former resident Of this
place, was registered at the kleemann
on Saturday, and remained several days
in town.
Messrs. Fowler and Willsie, Of Rapid,
representing the Harvey Peak Tin com
pany, were looking aft er the business
affairs of that company in the tin en-
porium on Tuesday and Wednesday.
l.. ID. kellogg, of New York City, who
is extensively interested in cattle in
this county. whose mission to this city is
elsewhere referred to in this issue, was
among the arrivals at the Vienna on
Tuesday.
Theodore Nissen, a nephew of John
Nissen Of Hill City, was an arrival at the
Vienna from Davenport, Iowa, on Sat
urday. He was en- route to Hill City,
where he will make an extended visit
with his uncle.
j. V. Avant, of Hermosa, was har-
ranguing the county commissioners on
Tuesday in the interest oftaX reduction.
He is a voluminous speaker, and rarely
fails to carry his point when speaking
in his own behalf.
j. b. Moore, Of Osakis, Minnesota,
brother Of o. ID. and w. L. Moore of this
place, was an arrival at the Vienna on
Thursday. Mr.. Nj. will remain a few
weeks visiting with his brothers, and
taking in he great tin belt.
Hermosa was ably represented at the
county seat this week by the following
gentlemen who were registered at the
Vienna on Monday: j. +. Street, S. r.
Maddox, DR.. G.. A.. Siddons, w. +.
Lodge, l.. S. Stenger, A. b. Huff, and j,
ID. Perkins.
/, +. &. Silkenson, Of Buffalo Gap, a
lumber man Of some note, who claimed
to have been over assessed, was relating
| the story pf his wropoS IN tho county