Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-07-07
PERSONAL.

L. Cunningham came IL from Hill
City OF Tuesday.
S. J.. Perkins represented Sturgis in
town on the 4th.
James Angus came in from Spring
creek on Wednesday.
Urlau, the popular Omaha drummer
was in town Saturday.
]. Henderson registered in town from
C~oleburgh, on Wednesday.
James McCurdy represented Pactola
at the Tin City on the 4th.
G. A. Stokes came in from Rapid to
look upon a live town on Monday.
c. II. and n. Valentine were New
York men at the Vienna on Monday.
F. 4. O'Brien was an arrival in the
| city from Boone, Iowa, on Monday,
NJ. IIawley was a Hermosap regis
tering at the County Seat on Monday.
F. A. O'Brien, Of Boone. Iowa, was a
visitor in this place during the week.
p. w. Purmilon, of Saratoga N. Y.
registered at the Kleemann on Satur-
day.
Theo Jarchow came in from Buffalo
Gap on Monday and remained oyer the
9TH.
p. p. Eskins, a prominent Red Canyon
stockman spent the Fourth Of July in
town.
Commissioner Street came in from
Hermosa on Monday on official bust
ness.
G. b. Moore, hailing from Cheyenne,
Wyoming, was registered in town on
Sunday.
J. f. Higgins and Ed Holman were
Hill City visitors in the Tin Camp on
Monday.
F. 2. Hesnard, of Hermosa, was gaz-
ing on the sights at the county seat on
the 4th.
A. C. Boland was a Rapid man who
participated in the celebration in this
city on the 4th.
S. Garfield was over from the Golden
Summit enjoying the Custer celebration
on the Fourth.
Chas. McClary rode in from the No. 8
roundup on the Fourth, taking in the
grand ball at night.
David Cole and sisters, Miss Ida and
Bertha, were corners on the Fourth
from Battle creek.
w. II. Smith and s. Potts were Baker
vile gentlemen celebrating in this
place on Wednesday.
A. T. Feay left for Rapid on Friday
for attendance at the district court, now
in session at that place.
J. II. Humphrius and wife, and Ed
Crowell were among the arrivals from
Pleasant Valley on the Fourth.
j. d. Junod, Of the B. & NJ. survey
party, came in from Slate creek to take
in the celebration on the Fourth.
r. Auzias Turenne and j. Janete, o
the Fleur de Lys Horse ranch, at Lame
JOHNNY were s%ojoruners in the city on
the Fourth.
j. ?. Morgan and wife, F. Whitney,
and l.. B. Wilcox. Of the Eta tin camp,
were helping celebrate in this place
on the Fourth.
d. E. Costigan, all the way from San
Jose, California, was among the lockers
ON at the celebration in this place on
Wednesday.
Alex Madill, a prominent resident Of
Squaw creek, accompanied by his
daughter were among the arrivals in
this place on the Fourth.
]. M. Martin, Of Martins Valley, and
uio oOu, IL. -. OIdItIu, VI DcduW OOu,
were at the county seat on Monday, on
business with the county board.
B. r. Wood and wife departed for
Rapid on Thursday for attendance at
the funeral of Mrs. c.. l.. Wood, who
| died in that city on the 4th inst.
w. G. Hamilton, and II. G.. Vanetta
and wife were among the Tuesday ar
rivals in town from Hot Springs who
came to help celebrate the 4th.
g. G. Smith, j. S. Noodle, and Pat
Lynch were a trio of Buffalo Gap cele-
brities, who came Monday and remain
ell over until after the celebration.
e.. S. Walling, wife and daughter, G..
F. Walling, c. A. Balck, Robert Knight,
S. r. Verol and Mr.. Fenwick were
among the arrivals from Point Of Rocks
on the Fourth.
L.. Loranger and wife, ]. Bostrom and
| wife, O. l.. Metcalf and wife, William
Nevin and J. A. and F. l.. Kirk were