Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-08-25
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Grizzly Bear mine on Saturday.
j.. +. O'Eeilley was an arrival in the
city from Carbonate, on Wednesday.
Charles EMS was rusticating in the
city, from the l. a X ranch on Sunday.
ID. II. Pitts, o. River Sioux, Iowa, was
among the Tuesday arrivals at the Klee-
mann.
w. II. Clark registered at the Klee-
on Saturday, from Buffalo, Wyo-
ming.
+. II. Brown, Of Hartville, Wyoming,
was numbered with the Tuesday arrivals
in town.
w. w. Odds came Thursday from the
northern Hills, for a brief visit with his
family.
III. j. Nissen, the pioneer merchant of
Hill City, was a visitor in the city on
Monday.
Ed Holman, the popular Hill City
blacksmith, was a business caller in town
Saturday.
John Meyer, in from the Is. & NJ. coal
camp, was booked at the Vienna on
Saturday.
l.. c. Dunn, of Council Bluffs, g.ss
among the Wednesday arri walls III the
Vienna. II
Oscar Huff, an old tire %rustler, of
Buffalo Gap, was in torn on business,
Wednesday.
j. NJ. Leedy a Rapid man of some
prominence sas taking in the Tin City
on Wednesday.
joseph Mcclure, a prominent tin
pr@spector of Hill City, registered in
town on Saturday.
James Morrisey, of st. Louis, came
Thursday, on business connected with
the Grand Junction mine.
G.. L. Bucklyn, all the way from Pro
violence, Rhode Island, was booked at
the kleemann on Tuesday.
Alex Irwin, q persistent and successful
miner, at present located at Hayward,
was a guest at the Kleemann on Mon
day.
Messrs. Robbins, Feay, McFadden and
Lovett returned from Deadwood on
Thursday, where they had been in at
tendance at a term of the u. S. court.
a. Lodge and family, who have been
s%ojourning at the Hot Springs for the
past month, passed through this place
on Thursday, en- route to their home al
Deadwood.
Misses NJ. A. and Annie Kehoe were
a brace Of Rapid City's most popular
young ladies IN this place on Saturday
with a view to securing positions as
teachers in the public schools Of this
city.
a party of cxcursionists from Rapid,
consisting Of G. w. Dryden, b. Padgett
+. p. Gaines, w. +. Henwood, and the
Misses Pittee, Woods, Moore and
Burchard were guests at the Vienna Oh
Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Uren, Of Lead City, who
will be remembered by Old time resi-.
dents ofthis place as Miss Gcrtie Ho1f-
man, who spent the happiest days of her
childhood in Custer, came Thursday fol
an extended visit with friends in this
place.
+. \. Scales, a prominent resident OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, interested in the
White spar mica mine, near this place,
was among the arrivals at the Vienna
on Friday Of last week. Mr.. Scales will
remain in this place several weeks, and
in the meantime will continue the work
already commenced on his valuable
property, where, we learn, mica of ex-
cellent quality has recently been en-
countered.
Rev. II. Bross, wife and three chill
dren, of Chadron, Miss NJ. Merrill, of
Glen Rock, Wyoming, and Prof. q. A.
Gregory, of Neigh, Neb., came Satur-
day from Hot Springs, where they had
been so%journing for a brief period. The
party are out for recreation, with the
intention of visiting all the points Of
interest in the Hills. After spending
three days in this place. they left for
Harney's Peak on Tuesday, and from
that point will travel north visiting
Deadwood and other places in the
northern Hills.
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