Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-04-28

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8Harry Bayne was a Hermosan in town
on Thursday.
A. Lovett, Of Buffalo Gap, sundayed
at the Vienna.
w. II. Meyers, of Hill City. was a
Monday arrival in town.
James Hopkins was a Lead City man
at the Vienna on Monday.
b. II. Russell, of Buffalo Gap, was an
arrival il town on Thursday.
Ed Hazeltine, Of Hermosa, was a
visitor in town on Wednesday.
J. w. Lake was registered at the Klee-
mann from 500 City on Tuesday.
J, Schnuettgen, q prominent Rapidite,
was doing the city on Thursday.
j. =. Horgan came in on business,
from the Eta mine on Wednesday.
j. c. Spencer, of the l. A X ranch
made Custer a business call on Wednes-
day.
S. l.. Sheffield came in from Buffalo
Gap Tuesday, and camped at the Klee-
mann.
l.. +. Weber was and arrival at the
Kleemann, from Castle creek, on We'd
nesday.
L. !. Foster, the Cedar Rapids coal
expert, was registered ut the Vienna OF
Saturday.
l.. b. Reno, Of Buffalo Gap, was So
journing in the Tin City on Thursday
and Friday.
w. J.. Thornby, of Hermosa, was So
journing in this city during the early
part of the week.
III. Muttlebury was his name, he came
from the Gap, ana was hybernating at
the kleemann on Saturday.
j. +. Pitcher and c. C.. Crazy of this
city departed for Rapid on Thursday.
They are expected to return to-day.
T. 7. Lynch, superintendent at the
Golden Summit mine, accompanied by
his wife and Daughter, were guests at
the Vienna on Saturday.
Ed Bowser of the l. a X ranch on
Beaver creek, who is afflicted with
rheumatism, came in Wednesday, en-
route to Hot Springs for treatment.
w. +. st. Auburn, of New York, ac-
%companied by W. l.. Henwood of Hill
City, and j. II. Fall, of Rapid, were
domiciled at the Vienna on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Rue, formerly Of IIermosa, who
has been employed at mason work in
this place for a few weeks, was joined
by his family on Tuesday. They will
remain in tins city.
Miss Johanna Muller came in from
Scribner, Nebraska, on Monday, EN-
route to Hill City, where she will re-
main some time visiting with her u%ncles,
the Meyers brothers.
T.. 4. Mondell, brother Of +. w. Mon
dell, Of Wyoming coal notoriety, was
among the Chicago arrivals at the klee-
mann on Saturday, on his way to the
Wyoming coal fields.
2. +. Mcmahon, our prospective SUI
perintendent Of Public Instruction, ac-
%companied by +. l.. Buckio, both we'll
known residents of Hermosa, were en
joying Custer comforts on Thursday and
Friday.
A party consisting of F. A. Wilson OF
Chicago, n. X. Griggs of Beatrice, Neb.
and IL. M. Chance of Philadelphia, were
among the Tuesday arrivals at the
Vieena, en- route to the b. & Nj. coal
camp, forty miles west of this city.
William Moore, Troy, New York
came Monday. and will remain in the
Hills. Mr.. Moore served his country in
the war of the rebellion, is getting adj
vanced in years, and m to the coun.
try to seek refuge from New York
billiards..
Philip Konrad, sony in law of Mr..
George GunGlach OF French creek, near
this place, who has been employed pros
p~ecting in this vicinity for the past few
months, was joined by his family from
Illinois on Tuesday. They have located
permanently in this city.
A. G. Laing, of Buffalo Gap, agent for
the Farmers Mutual Protective Associa-
lion, was an arrival at the Kleemann on
Wednesday. Mr.. l.. visits this locality
for the purpose of insuring crops against
hail, a wise %precaution which will no
doubt be observed by the farmers gener-
ally.