Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-06-15
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A. J. Bowie came in from Hill City on
Sunday.
Geo. Dunn came in from Fairburn on
Wednesday.
w. NJ. Russell was a Iiermosa nan i'll
town on Sunday.
J. Weber was a st. Louis drummer
in town on Wednesday.
Alex Madill and J. III. Leigh came
Thursday from Squaw creek.
j. A. Carew had business in this
place, from Rockford, OH Tuesday.
G III. Malkson came in from Fields
City, Wyo., for supplies on Tuesday.
j. Il. Craven registered at the Klee-
mann from Red Canyon on Tuesday.
S. j. Walker and f. Shoemaker were
a brace Of Hermosans at the Kleemann
on Tuesday.
Harry Turpin was a Thursday arrival
at the Kleemann from Fields City,
Wyoming.
G. j. Swarthout was a guest at the
Kleemann on Wednesday. He regist.
cred FROM Rockford.
Ed. Towns, the genial representative
Of the Sioux City Journal, was a Sunday
arrival in this place.
Judge f. G.. Johnson, Of Buffalo Gap,
was in the city several days, on official
business, during the week.
III. c. Firestone and Hallenhors were
gentlemen registering at the Kleemann
on Monday from Hot Springs.
w. X. Martin was discussing the
merits of certain brands of cigars in this
place on Tuesday in the interest Of a st.
Louis firm.
S. S. Kuhn, Henry Schenck, l.. X.
Wilaon and A. w. Drew were prominent
arrivals at the kleemann on Tuesday
from Elk Mountain.
Capt. Willard, a prominent stock
grower of the southeastern portion of
the county, had business at the Tin City
on Wednesday and Thursday.
7. p. Eskins, the Red Canyon stock
man, was in town making arrangements
for the erection of a residence building
| IlrInr thn ~ rly ,,nrt re tho urnn1
Paul Kleemann, wife and child re-
turned from Chicago on Sunday. A car
load of fine furniture purchased by Pau
while at that city for his new hotel will
: arrive next week.
G. Rose, late of Hill City, at present il
the employ of the Harvey Tin company
on one Of their bonded French creek
placer claims, three miles east of this
city, Sundayed in town.
Cal McIIlhany and wife, mother-in
@ law, and two sisters-in.law. who hav'
e been residents of this place for the pas
S three years, departed for Colorado OF
Thursday, where they expect to resid,
g permanently.
y JAS. II. Thornby, of this city, departe,
on Thursday for New York City, wher,
he will visit with relatives and reney
. his acquaintance with old time associ
: ates during the his months s%ojourn i
y that distinguished metropolis.
S. NJ. Booth of this place went out O,
the Buffalo Gap stage on Saturday morn
g ing of last week, bound for Aberdeen, t
q attend a meeting of the Masonic Gran
lodge of Dakota, which convened attha
place on Tuesday. the 18th inst.
d Mrs. John Walsh, Of New Orleans
st Louisiana, sister-in-law of J. p. Walls
is of this place, arrived the latter part {
II last week, and is at present visitin
Of with her niece, Mrs. I. V. Garlocl
&c Mrs. w. will probably remain in til
Hills during the summer
Gen. Danford, after a weeks soiour
in this city in the interest of the Mime
OpOllS building ana Loan Association
, departed on the Buffalo Gap stage O
Wednesday. He expressed himself a
being very favorably impressed wit
Clusters glowing prospects.
e Supt. Willsie accompanied the Hal
ney Peak Tin company representative
g to New York last week, where an i'm
portant meeting of the company wa
u called. The intentions Of the company
with reference to future operations, will.
Z be indicated by the movements Of Mr.
s W.. upon his return.
I'll G. F. Mclaughlin, the Field City
@ Wyo., druggist came in with his wifi
| from that place or Monday, intenG.n,
r to depart on Tuesday for YOUNGSTOWN
n Pennsylvania, where his mother an
children reside, concerning whose safet.
he has been very solicitous since tn
great disaster at that place. While her
G he received a letter from that place an