Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-06-23

day.
William Iarchow, of Buffalo Gap,
autographed at the Kleemann house on
Monday.
Henry Pilger came in from his Red
Canyon stock farm on Monday for mail
and supplies.
Edward Rogers was registered at the
Kleemann from the Grizzly Bear gold
mine on Monday.
Josiah Alkire, wife, and son were
prominent st. Louis arrivals at the
Kleemann yesterday.
G.. C.. Englewood, an arrival from
Englewood, Kansas, was quartered at
the klecmann on Wednesday.
NJ. A. Dodge, and j. NJ. Baldwin, were
among the arrivals from the Eta tin
camp, at the kleemann on Saturday.
A. w. Putnam, a jovial Chicago drum
mer was at the Vienna on Saturday, on
his regular trade tour through the Hills.
w. II. Ashworth, representing a Lin
coin wholesale house was among the
Saturday corners at the Vienna. Mr..
A. makes regular monthly visits to Gus
ter.
William Kramer, a printer hailing
| from liono,N p1,c 1,f paArn rannntl,. nr
Deadwood, done the sub-act briefly on
CuRoNICLE cases during the week, de-
parting for Buffalo Gap, via Walkers
line, on Friday.
Mrs. j. ID. Tamisica and son, Of Mis-
souri, Valley, Iowa, are at present visit
ing in the Tin City with her brother
and sister, w. ]. Bowles, and Mrs f. A.
Dickson. They will, in the meantime,
make it a point to acquaint themselves
with whatever advantages this place
may offer for business, with a view to
transferring their business from Mis-
souri, Valley to this city.
w. II. Fitzpatrick, of Beatrice, Neb.,
and II. NJ. Chance of Philadelphia, both
| of whom are connected with the b. &
NJ. Railroad company, arrived at the
Vienna on Monday from the B. q NJ.
coal camps in eastern Wyoming. They
report the recent discovery of phsn-
omenal bodies Of coal of fair quality,
one of which reaches the enormous
magnitude of fifty feet in thickness.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick departed for the east on
Tuesday Mr.. Chance remaining here
at this writing.
f. r. Fulton, a Grand Forks, Oak,
banker of some prominence, was among
the Saturday arrivals at the Kleemann
House. Mr.. Fulton came with a view
to investigate the mineral esources Of
the Tin City he has recently heard so
much about. and after spending a few
days in the outlying mountains, visiting
the different districts with his old time
friend II G. Blackmer, of the New York
Mica mine, departed for home most
favorably impressed with the prospects
of the coming camp, and with a mind
made up to return and acquire tin. the
sure basis Of future fortune,
CT. Mccoy and Son, and J. A. Hula
han, of Aberdeen, Dakota, were promi-
nent arrivals at the Vienna on Thurs
day. Mr.. Mccoy is the present seCre.
tary of the Masonic Grand Lodge of the
territory, a position held by him for a
number Of years. Mr.. Hulahan is the
present register Of deeds of Brown coun-
ty, and also a prominent member of the
Masonic fraternity. These gentlemen
visit Custer on their return from the
late meeting of the Grand Lodge at
Deadwood, and express the highest
degree Of satisfaction with their trip
to the Hills. They are especially pleas
ed with Clusters beautiful location, and
were so favorably impressed with her
brilliant prospects that they at once
decided to invest in city property, and
are at this writing looking up desirable
purchases.