Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-10-27

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G. l.. Ingram was a Hill City mer.
chant in town on Saturday.
II. n. Steele signed at the Vienna
from Hermosa on Saturday.
Ed Stenger, Of Hermosa, was among
the Tuesday arrivals in town.
G. III. Holden registered at the Vienna
from Minneapolis on Monday.
III. l.. Whitney signed at the Klee-
mann from Omaha on Saturday.
Attorney Mitchell of Rapid was domi-
ciled at the Vienna on Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Crawford was a Hermosa
lady at the Vienna on Saturday.
B. J. and +. Nissen were at the Klse-
mann from Hill City on Tuesday.
A. c. Boland was noticed among the
Rapid visitors in town on Saturday.
Ct. l.. Buckley, Of Perry, Iowa, auto
graphed at the Kleemann on Saturday.
+. G. Silkenson was prominent among
the corners from Buffalo Gap on Satur-
day.
Or. r. w. Jones, Of Rapid, was noted
among the arrivals in this place on Sun.
day.
+. Holman, J. G.. Miller, and E. Fish
i'll City arrivals at the Vienna on Sat
urday.
f.. A. Sauner, a Baltimorean, stamped
his sig on the Kleemann register on
Monday.
Uri Gillette came in from his Slate
creek ranch on q business mission, on
Tuesday.
w. II. Fitzpatrick, of Beatrice, Neb.,
was a prominent arrival at the Vienna
on Saturday.
G. w. Dryden and c. NJ. Cation were
Rapidites booked at the Vienna on
Monday.
Timothy Miller and wife Of Hermosa,
were registered at the Kleemann on
Wednesday.
Ed Towns, the popular representative
Of the Sioux City Journal found quarters
at the Vienna on Sunday.
Il. II. Ferguson and G.. l.. Blair were
tin miners from the Eta camp, at the
/ Kleemann on Sunday.
James Hartgering, a prominent Her
mosan, was numbered among the ar
rivals in this place on Sunday.
NJ. J.. Seaman and c. j. Patton we're
prominent residents Of Hermosa, who
were booked at the kleemann on Mon
day.
Colin Hunter. a prominent cattle man
-of Cheyenne, Wyo., was added to the
large number of guests at the Vienna on
Sunday.
r. w. Martin, a well known member
Of the Deadwood bar. came Monday OH
court business, and secured rooms at
the Vienna.
w. j. Wood. of Buffalo Gap, popular
ly known as the rosy rustler of the
Red Front" was among the Sunday ar
rivals at the Vienna.
Mrs. u. w. Raridan came in from
Rapid on Tuesday for attendance at the
trial Of her husband, which came up in
the district court on Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Reed, popularity known as
the Cattle Queen" accompanied by her
son, was among the arrivals at the klee-
mann on Saturday from New York.
III. NJ. Sproul. the afable and popular
railroad agent af Hermosa, was a visitor
in the city on Saturday, to whom we
are indebted for q very agreeable call.
J. J. Clark, C. Hetherington, w. +.
Roe, A. G. Laing, and Theo and William
Iarchow were among the Monday ar
rivals at the Kleemann from Buffalo
Gap.
DR.. G. A. Siddons, Of Hermosa, was a
Monday arrival in the city, who was
summoned to appear as an expert wit
ness in the case Of the territory against
Raridan and Parmelee.
j. NJ. NJ. Benedum, Of Folsom, demo-
cratic nominee for register of deeds, was
a visitor IN the city on Monday. He
was interviewing the people generally,
and did not fail to pay his respects to
the CHRONICLE in a very pleasant and
agreeable manner, for which courtesy
confess our obligations.