Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-04-21
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+. +. Delano, St. Paul, at the Klee-
mann Tuesday.
A. q. Baker was in town on business,
on Wednesday.
+. Bowers represented Fairburn in
town on Tuesday.
J. L. Hird was a Thursday arrival in
town from Rapid.
j. T. Hodges, of Hermosa, was a Mon
day visitor in town.
ii. Turpin, was a Sunday arrival in
town from Hermosa.
C. Anthony, of Hill City, souped at
the Vienna on Monday.
Albert Cole was a Rapid man stopping
at the Vienna on Monday.
II. Muttlebury, Of Buffalo Gap. had
business in Custer on Tuesday.
n. r. Mcdowell was a man in the city
from Dry creek on Wednesday.
w. O. Lindsay registered in town
from Lame JOHNNY Oh Wednesday.
w. A. Crawford was at the Kleemann
from the a u Z ranch on Saturday.
l.. r. Bower registered at the klee-
mann from Oelrichs on Wednesday.
l.. C.. Dunn was a drummer from
Council Bluffs at the Vienna on Sun
day.
Geo. Hawley, a man from Battle creek
was attending to business in town on
Monday.
A.. l.. Sivyer, in charge Of the Tin
Mountain mill, came in Monday on
business.
Ii. +. Jennings, all the way from Bos-
ton, autographed at the Kleemann on
Monday.
r. w. Palmer and Frank Beadle were
arrivals from Oelrichs at the kleemann
on Sunday.
j. c. Spencer, of the l. A X cattle
ranch, came in from Cheyenne on Sat.
urday en- route to the ranch.
j. r. Haislip was an Omaha drummer
well known in the Hills, who camped al
the Kleemann on Tuesday.
]. Cooper, Of the l. a X ranch, was al
the Vienna on Wednesday, en- route
from Hot Springs to the ranch.
William Theele came in from Chero.
kee, Iowa, on Wednesday. He will re,
main indefinitely in this place.
j. B. Crawford and family Of the A q
Z ranch were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
F.. +. Hall of this place on Saturday and
Sunday.
II. w. Black, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, g
commercial knight of the grip, was
among the Saturday arrivals at the
Vienna.
Mr.. Stannard brought his family &c
town from Red Canyon early III the
week. They will remain in town sew
eral weeks.
Frank Allebach, Of East Beaver creek
q we'll hhoWu CdttlC iuaii, ai.u ~ opCia
tor in the Stockade belt, was a guest al
the Vienna on Saturday.
w. II. Ashworth, representing a Lin
coin wholesale house, was registered a
the Vienna on Friday Of last week, ant
remained in town until Monday follow
ing.
Charley Stokes, of Rapid, made this
office a brief call on Tuesday. He re
ports having been successful in striking
a fair supply Of water in the artesiar
we'll recently sunk by him at Ho'
Springs.
Mr.. {. G.. Lincoln, of this place, de.
parted for Chadron on Thursday, where
he has accep ted a position as telegraph
operator. His stay in that place vii
doubtless be brief, as there are lout
signs indicating a boom for Custer, tina
will bring all her wanderers home.
Joe McCloud concluded an ex tendet
visit to Custer, and her environments
OH Tuesday, when he departed for his
home in the extreme east end Of the
county. Joe will probably spend much
of his time in this locality during thu
coming summer, as he e~vinces unmis
taxable interest in Clusters environ
ments.
DR.. Conant, of Buffalo Gap, was among
the Thursday arrivals at the Vienna
The doctor came at the instance of DR.
j. ii. Long, of this city, with wnom he
desired to consult upon the case OF Mrs.
James Cochran, now lying seriously III
at this place. Mrs. Cochran is said to
be somewhat better this friday morn
ing.
d F. < p. A. Shope, Of Rapid, came in
from that place on Thursday, bringing
with them two wagon loads Of brick to
be used by them in the erection Of a
chimney for the new residence being
erected for w. A. White. The Shope
brothers will probably remain indein it
ely in Custer, where they say more
building Is being done than at Rapid.