Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-03-30

Personal.
Fl. Turpin came Saturday from Her
mosa.
III. Herly came in from Sheridan on
Monday.
G. w. Lamberson was il from Latin
on Sunday.
r. Bayliss came in from the Glendale
tin mine on Saturday.
ID. Tidgewell came in from the Eta
tin camp on Wednesday.
f. Holman was a Hill City man in
town Saturday on business.
James Hartgering was among the Sun
day corners in town from Hermosa.
Theod Nissen, a Hill City merchant,
was quartered at the Vienna on Mon
day.
J. ID. Junod and Louis Werts were at
the Vienna on Monday, from the S & q
ranch.
Chas. Hanson was a business caller at
the county seat OF Sunday from Her
mosa.
w. "A. Duncers was a gentleman from
st. Joe, Mo-, domiciled at the Vienna
on Saturday.
II. G. Blackner, of the New York
mica mine, was a registered guest at the
Kleemann on Sunday.
+. f. Hall, foreman Of the S & G stock
ranch, was in town on business Mon
day, and signed ut the kleemann.
f. G. Wilson and J. Peterson were
among the arrivals at the Vienna On
Saturday from the b. q NJ. coal camp.
NJ. +. Van Keuren, representing the
consolidated Tank Line, was among the
Wednesday arrivals AZ the kleemann.
Judge j. f. Barnes, of Fairburn, was
a kleemann guest on Thursday, who
came on business with the probate
court.
John Siers, proprietor of the 81 Horse
ranch, and his foreman, NJ. ID. Brown,
were registered at the kleemann on
Sunday.
j. NJ. Ferguson, Of Hermosa, came in
from the coal and oil fields on Monday,
and registered at the kleemann from
the new town Of T%ubbville.
Frank Dean, a prominent resident of
Oelrlchs was IN arrival at the Vienna
on Sunday. He reports a marked re-
vival of business activity in the place.
Probate Judge Johns on came in from
Buffalo Gap (where he seems to have
settled for life on Thursday, to look af-
ter official duties. He is registered at
the Kleemann.
Al. Van Devort of this place return
ed from a months s%oiourn in the east on
Sunday Mrs. Van Devort and children
70 accompanied him east, will re-
main with relatives and friends in
Michigan until June.
Supt. p. f. Mcmahon, of Hermosa.
was at the Kleemann on Sunday. He |
left on Monday for Elk Mountain, and
other school districts west of this city.
for the purpose of visiting officially the
schools under his superintendent.
Frank w. Mondell, the urbane super
intendent at the b. & M. coal camp, and |
his business partner, Dan w. Patton, at |
present engaged in contract work on
the b. x M. grade near Cheyenne river,
were in town early in the week pur-
chasing supplies.
jeff McDermott returned from Denver
early in the week. His visit was main
ly for the purpose of negotiating a sale
of Wyoming copper properties in which
he is extensively interested. He re
ports the recent collapse of the French
syndicate as being adverse to his inter
ests, and fatal to the success of his
mission.
Z. b. Fox, Of Lincoln, and w. III.
Huebner, of Norfolk, Neb., extensively
in the stone quarries of
Canyon, neal Buffalo Gap. were
arrivals at the kleemann on Thursday.
These gentlemen came simply to see the
future great Tin City of the Hills, aud
were greatly pleased with what they
They speak very favorably of the
prospects of Buffalo Gap, and pre- ,
lively times at that place in the adj. ,
accent after while. I