Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-04
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A. G.. Boland, Rapid, WAS Il guest at
the klcemann on Saturday.
Joseph Bennett and wife Of liermooa
spent Tuesday in this place.
+. 4. Gilmore was a Buffalo Gap man
at the kleeman on Saturday.
Timothy Miller was a lIcrmosa man
at the kleemann on Tuesday.
u. f. Costisan came in from the Ten
de;foot tin fields on Saturday.
w. III. Smith of Baskerville was a
business caller in town Saturday.
+. Fish, a Hill City tin operator was q
Tuesday arrival at the kleemaun.
+. w. Shairai and J. II. Leigh were
in town from Battle creek on Tuesday.
f. /. Foster, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
autographed at the Vienna on sunday.
j. A. Kelly of Palmyra, New York,
was domiciled at the kleemann on sat
urday.
NJ. J. Roke and J. II. Johnson. COW
men from the : & G ranch were visitors
in town on Saturday.
J. c. Ideson, Of Hastings, Nebraska,
was sojourning in the tin city a few days
during the week.
+. q B%aunIgart, representing Chicago
furniture house, rendezvoused at the
Vienna on Thursday.
T. C. Smith, +. III. Helm, J. s. Noodle
and Mark Salmon were Buffalo Gapers
registering at the kleemann on Satur-
day.
Paul Clinton, Of Buffalo, Wyoming, a
veteran stage driver of pioneer days in
the Hills, was an arrival at the klee-
mann on Saturday.
NJ. A. Blachly, c. +. IIamer, Charles
Estes, Theo, Iarchaw and j. f. Moore
were among the Saturday arrivals at the
Vienna from Buffalo Gap.
III. l.. and f. ID. Bond and families
were arrivals in this place from Buffalo
Gap, on Friday Of last week. They
spent several days IN town.
II. l.. IIenwood, resident superinten-
dent Of a Pennsylvania tin company,
whose property is located near Hill City,
was CHARTERED at the Vienna on Satur-
day and Sunday.
Ed Towns, general rustlel for the 500
City Journal, and one of the most genial
fellows on the road, was talking COM
merce in the interest Of that popular
establishment on Tuesday.
Paul Rewman, Of Deadwood, came in
from Buffalo Gap on Sundays coach on
telephone business. While here he put
in a long line tranSinitter, whereby the
ear Of Sundance may be startled BY the
~faintest whisper; 50 says Paul.
4. Iovett, of Buffalo Gap, tarried a
few hours ia town on Wednesday on his
return from Red Canyon, where he in
company with l.. Il. Reno. had been
sizing up the stone Of that
promising a~damantine region.
Ed. Nelson, T.. Cunningham, j. w.
Petit, and II. j.. Nilsson represented
Hill City in town on saturday, remain
ing over to take in the dramatic enter
tainmcnt given by the Buffalo Gap
troupe, at the court house in the even
ing.
Thomas L. Sweet, of Beaver creek,
Wyoming, who has been absent in
Rhode Island during the winter, visit
ing relatives and friends, came in on the
coach from Buffalo Gap on Friday Of
last week. He remained over in this
place, where he formerly resided, and
where he i we'll and fav0rbly known,
until Monday, when he departed for his
home as above mentioned.
James Morton, Of Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
president of the Golden Summit Mining
company was booked at the Vienna on
Sunday. Mr.. VI. visited the mine from
this place on Monday, returning on
Tuesday, and left for home on Wednes-
day. He reports the mine as looking
well, and says the mill will be again in
operation about May list. 1t is the in
tention Of the company to N
property at oIce.
Born.