Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-08-24

S. +. Routson and Frank Beedle were
Hill City men who Sundayed in town.
A. +. Smith of Denver was among the
prominent arrivals at the kleemann on
Sunday.
Jas. Lee and c. G. Mulloy, regular
freighters from the coal camp, came in
Sunday for supplies.
w. X. Martin and J. c. Laux were a
brace Of jolly Omaha drummers who
Sundayed in the city.
A. I. Briggs and Fred Vernon came
in from the coal camp on Thursday, and
took rooms at the kleemann.
Herbert lIollingsworth and Mark
Haydock were Thursday arrivals at the
Kleemann from the coal camp.
II. n. Harvey and G. IL. Mead, repre-
senting Omaha establishments, we're
soliciting trade in the city on Monday.
j. A. Rogers was a prominent Her
mosan who came Saturday for attend
ance at the republican county conven
ton.
A. s. Way was among the arrivals at
the kleemann on Saturday from Her
mosa, who came to attend the republic
IA pow WOW.
DR.. Alfred Lewis, Of Chadron, was
among the guests registered at the Klee
mann on Thursday. He was en- route
to The coal camp.
Chas. Garlock, who has been %soiouru-
ing in this place for several months,
departed on Saturday tor his home at
Phelps, New York.
Cv Cole and j. l.. SchoAeld were rep
resentative men ofSquaw creek precinct
arriving in the city on Saturday for at
tendance at the convention.
NJ. p. Wilson, of Del Norte, Colorado.
was among the Wednesday arrivals at
the Kleemann. He is taking a look at
the country in this locality with a view
TO permanent location.
ID w. Bastion, L. G.. Sinkenson and
Joseph B~runschmidt were prominent
Gap republicans, who came Sat
lrday to represent that baileywick at
the county convention.
Thos. March, a typo of Creighton,
Neb., was in the city on Monday look
ing up a location for the establishment
of a newspaper. He found the Black
Hills field well occupied.
JEFF McDermott departed for Chey-
enue, Wyo., on Wednesday, from which
place he goes to Denver, and possibly to
Chicago, on business connected with his
Rawhide copper interests.
Oscar Silver of Lead City, a former
resident of this place, departs with his
wife and child for Germany on Monday
next, where he will visit for a year with
his parents and friends from whom he
has been separated for the past twelve
years.
John Barton, Thomas Shaw and JOS.
Humphrey were a trio of English coal
miners registered at the Kleemann on
Thursday from Clay CITY, lad. They were
en- route to the b. d NJ. coal camp,
where they will in the future be en-
ployed.
S. NJ. Booth, wife and son., J. f.
Pitcher, wife and son, and Irwin Nelson,
of this city, departed on Friday for the
q. A. Il. encampment at Milwaukee.
Mrs. J. +. Pitcher ;nd son will go to
New York and visit for a few weeks
with relatives and friends before their
return.
j. &. Spencer, Of the l. A X ranch had
business in the city on Thursday and
Friday. He reports much life, and un.
abated activity at Field City and the Coal
camp. He expresses much confidence
IN the rapid settlement Of that region,
but denies the report that he has ac-
cepted the appointment Of immigration
agent.
j. b. Dickover and family came in
from Hot Springs on Sunday. Mr.. ID.
to Hot Springs on Monday.
his family il this place, where
they will visit with relatives and friends
pending his absence at Chicago, for
place he departs in a few DAYS
upon a business mission.
Mr.. c. II. Busteen, of Buffalo Gap, ac-
by Mrs. w. G.. Harvey and
Miss +. b. Dashtey of Syracuse, n. Y,
and Miss Mills, of Atkinson, Neb., came
n by private conveyance from Buffalo
Gap on Tuesday. They are visiting the
Hills for pleasure and recreation. They
Hill City on Thursday, in com
pany with Mrs. +. II. Flynn, of this
city, returning the same day. They are
still enjoying the pure air and delightful
scenery of Custer and its surroundings
as we 90 to press.
Dow Palmer, wife, daughter and son. !
and A. ii. Harris, of st. Louis, and Ro-
Flormann, wife, daughter and son,
md +. Eaton, of Rapid, formed a party |
)f Interested visitors in this plano Gov n |