Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-06-16

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G. Butler, Of Milwaukee was at the
kleemann on Saturday.
Frank Halton was n Tenderfoot tin
miner in town Thursday.
+. f. Harvey signed at the Eleemann
from Chicago on Saturday.
Thomas Brophy was a miner from
Lookout, in town Saturday.
Ed A. Lee was a Saturday arrival at
the Kleemann from Detroit.
Albert Henault was a Warrens Gulch
tin miner in town Sunday.
William Allen of Buffalo Gap spent
Monday and Tuesday in town.
A. Lovett Of Buffalo Gap came in
from that place On Monday.
0. d. Moore came in from the Warren
Gulch tin district on Tuesday.
f. l.. Beatty of Chicago was quartered
ut the Kleemann on Wednesday.
s. Potts, and J. Lincoln were Baker
vile men in the city on Monday.
Joe McCloud of Lower Battle Valley
was an arrival in town on Tuesday.
l.. d. Smith, a Spring Creek tin miner
was sojourning in the city on Tuesday.
p. z. Eskins, a prominent cattle man
of Red Canyon spent Monday in town.
J. Mitchell was an arrival ut the
Kleemann on Monday from Marion
Iowa.
Z. Mitchell, a miner from Golden
Summit, was in town on business .nou-
day.
Isaac Downing and Clarence Clark
came in from the Hoosier Mine on Fri
day.
George Gaylord vas registered in
town on Sunday from Court House
Rock.
John Halter and F. Schlenning were
Thursday arrivals ut the Vienna from
Rapid.
J. G. Carson, an Omaha commercial
man was booked at the Kleemann on
Monday.
S. r. Maddox, County assessor, was a
caller in Custer, on official business
Tuesday.
Cook & Rogers were registered at the
Vienna, from their Grizzly Bear mines
on Saturday.
Charles McClary, was an arrival IN
town from the l.. A. X. cattle ranch, on
Monday.
A. G. Baker, James Cole, and J. Smith
were arrivals in town from Baskerville
on Tuesday.
l.. G. Bannister Of Des Moines, was :
guest at the Vienna on Monday AND
Tuesday.
w. w. Challis was sojourning in town
from the Tenderfoot tin district or
Wednesday.
d. w. McFadden, a tin miner of the
Tin Reef district was luxuriating in
town Sunday.
r. J. Truax, hailing from Tin Center
near Spring Creek, was a business caller
in town Tuesday.
j. K. Grant represented the Oil Greek
county of eastern Wyoming, in this
place on Sunday.
Eropk uabort u,,, roo;tor~l -, A.
Vienna on Thursday from his colo
placers on Bear Gulch.
A. L. Sivyer passed through this place
on TUESDAY, on his return from Rapid te
his home at Tin Mountain.
Colonel Martin and D. l.. Thompson OF
Hastings, MINI. were prominent arri.
walls at the Vienna on Sunday.
James Demereau a tin p~rospector o.
Sunday Gulch came in on Tuesday from
his promising claims in that locality.
F. M. Daniels, q prominent resident
Of Fairburn was in town on Thursday
and made this Office an agreeable call.
J. G. Spencer, Phillip Judd. Claude
DeBosr, Thomas Sweet, and Oscar
Longnecker, were domiciled at the vi.
emma, from the L. A. X. Ranch on We'd,
nesday.
Ed Bowser; Of the L. A. K. ranch,
came in from Hot Springs on Wednes-
day, where he has been for several
weeks testing the efficacy of hot water
for the cure Of rheumatism.
Joseph Kubler, s. NJ. Booth, Z. II.
Flynn, F. J. V. RutKowski, and J.. E.
Pitcher represented the Custer lodge at
the meeting Of the territorial grand
lodge in Deadwood this week.
Prof. l.. L. Conant, A. j. Wood and
l.. c. Trowbridge, prominent Rapidites
out on an excursion through the Hills
for diversion and recreation, with pri-
| vate conveyance and camping outfit
complete went into camp on Laughing
water, in this city on Thursday, where
they pitched their tent and established
headquarters from which place they