Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-06-08

IL. 4. NieF WAS a man from Ntiiheap-
oils at the Kleemann on Sunday.
George Rose was a guest at the Klee-
mann on Tuesday from Hill City.
g ii. Malkson was in town from
Fields City, Wyoming, on Saturday.
J. II. Cherry was a Thursday arrival
at the Kleemann from the coal fields.
J. +. Kelly was a Deadwood man who
had rooms at the Kleemann on Sunday.
H.. A. Klaus was among the Tuesday
arrivals at the Kleemann from st. Louis.
+. Barthold and S. G. burst repre-
scented Sheridan in this city on Sunday.
George Turner, of Hot Springs, was
sojourning in this place several days
this week.
j. w. Sullivan came in from Lusk,
Wyoming, on Monday, and registered
ut the Kleemann.
T. G. Mulloy, of Alliance, Neb., was
numbered among the arrivals at the
kleemann on Sunday.
J. "a. Jewett, Al Walker and Cyrus
| Cole were among the guests registered
at the Kleemann on Saturday from Her.
mosa.
Henry Schenk has returned with his
| family from Sheridan TO his stock ranch
west this city, where he will remain
permanently.
+. f. Turner and G. f.. Allen were q
brace of Omaha drummers, who estab-
lished their headquarters at the Klee-
mann on Sunday.
J. NJ. Baldwin, L. S. Mil!isack and
Fred Peacock came in from the Eta tin
camp on Wednesday. They found rest
and comfort at the Kleemann.
Mrs. Don Mcdonald, Of this place, re-
turned on Wednesday from the east
where she has been visiting with rela.
tives for the past three months.
Gen. Danford, representing the Mime.
apolis Building and Loan Association
arrived in this city on Wednesday. He
| will remain here several days in the
interest of his company.
Paul kleemann, the genia! host Of the
Kleemann House, of this city, departed
for Chicago on Monday, where he viii
purchase a large bill of furniture for his
new and popular hostelry.
j. G.. Spencer, J. II. Ford, Colir
Hunter and c.. A. Guernsey, prominen'
| stock men of eastern Wyoming, left re
Gently for a months ~sojourn at the
| Yellowstone National Park.
+. w. Mondell, the popular superin
tendent at the b. & Nj. coal camp, cam
on Sunday, en- route to the coal camp
from Chicago, where he had been called
on business for the company,
r. b. Moss, the rustling gold operate,
at -Four Mile, took the train at Rapid OF
Sunday for New York. He is expected
to return about the 18th inst. Opera
tons at the mine and mill will be con
tinued in his absence.
Chas. Beck, of Pierre, recently re
turned from Oklahoma, was registered
at the Kleemann on Thursday. HI
reports that country as being among the
best on earth to emigrate from, and tina
large numbers are daily awaiting them
selves ofthe gilt edge advantages offered
in this direction.
Bob Walsh departed last Monday fol
Chicago, where he has contracted for s
couple Of months work at paper hanging
Bob is a frst-class workman in tha'
line, which is evident or he wouldn't be
called to Chicago to 20 work. He will
visit his old home in Michigan before
his Pilot, 81.
General Manager Burt and Superin.
tendent Hughes, of the F., +. q NJ. V
Railroad company arrived in this place
on Saturday from the coal and oil fields
where they had been sojourning for 8
few days on business which, as usual, il
supposed to be significant Of early rail.
road extension. They departed for
Buffalo Gap on Sunday.
Joshua Nelson and Isaac Ainsley, OF
this vicinity, left on Monday for Shuben.
acadie, Nova Scotia, where they will
visit with relatives and friends, the
former until fall. and the latter until
about August LIST. The CHRONICLES
which in accordance with their ex.
pressed wishes will be regularly for.
warded to them during their absence
earnestly hopes that their sojourn in
their native land may be pleasant and
enjoyable.
Prof. Zahn, who has for the past three
weeks been engaged in the investigation
of the material resources Of the Hills, in
the interest of the b. & M. Railroad
Company, arrived in this city on Thurs
day from the coal and oil fields. He
was accompanied by Judge Mclaughlin
of DeadWOod and three pentlemen con-