Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-08-10


j. A. Lesher, of st. Paul, signed at the
Kleemann on Sunday.
+. J. Bowser was in the city from the
L A X ranch OF Saturday.
F. l., Allen, a Chicagoan, was domicil
ed at the Kleemann on Sunday.
+. c. Mulloy of the coal camp had
business in the city on Wednesday.
ID. +. Hughes and w. S. Dent were
among the Thursday arrivals at the
kleeman.
Henry Emhof was among the ar,
rivals in the city from Rapid on Sun
day.
G. r. Williams was a Rapid man
having business in the Tin City on
Monday,
+. o. Simpson and n. O. Reese were
Rapid men registered at the kleemanr
on Tuesday.
L. j. Morrow was among the visitors
arriving in the city on Tuesday from
Chadron, Neb.
Howard Worth, an old timer Of Rapid
was an interested observer at the Til
City on Sunday.
Geo. A. Turner came in from his Fal
River county ranch on Wednesday, anc
left for Hot Springs on Thursday.
Joseph T. Reynolds, a pioneer stock
man on north Castle creek made the
Tin City a business call on Thursday.
Jake Gantz, of Rapid, has returned
from an extended tin mission to Lon
don, the result Of which is as yet I'm
announced.
ID. ". Patton, a b. & NJ. grade con
tractor, accompanied by James Rowles
were booked at the kleemann on Sun
day from Whoop-up.
f. III. Stone, cashier Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Sioux City, Iowa, wa,
noted among the prominent arrivals a
the kleemann on Thursday.
Mrs. John Lewis, Of Sioux City, Iowa
came on Friday Of last week, and viii
| visit for a few weeks with her sisteI
Mrs. j. NJ. Lewis of this place.
ID. n. %Swanzey, Of the Eta camp. &C
companied by his brother S. r. Swanzey
of st. Louis, were among the guests reg
istered at the kleemann on Saturday.
james Hugger, of Sioux City, passe,
through thus place On Saturday en- rout,
to the ccal camp to look after the affair
of a brother who recently died at tina
place.
Fl. Harris, Of Chicago, who has beel
sojourning in the tin districts tributar,
to this city for several weeks was
visitor in town on Saturday. He lei
for Chicago on Thursday.
c. G. Crary and d aughter, of Paines
vile, Ohio, were among the arrivals il
the city on Thursday. Mr.. Crary is tn,
father of our fellow citizen G. G.. Crary
with whom Mr.. G. and daughter will
visit during the balance of the presen
month.
Isaac Ainsley, a prominent farmer O
this vicinity, who has been soJonrnin,
among relatives and friends at Shuben
acadie, Nova Scotia, for the past tw,
months, returned on Friday, the 2nC
inst. While his visit was highly en-
joyed, he was nevertheless pleased t
get back to the highly favored localit
which he has chosen for his futur
home.
Supt. p. F. Mcmahon, of Hermoss
accompanied by his brother J. p. Nc
Mahon, who recently arrived from tn,
east, spent Tuesday and Wednesday il
this place. The former was here upol
official business, and the latter simpl,
came to see the place, with which h
expressed himself as being great
pleased. They departed for Buffalo GA
on Thursday evening.
ID. p. Ward, Of Sioux Falls; j. W
Weddell, Of Chicago. T. Nj. Shanafelt
of Huron, and II. G.. Woods, Of Lincoll
were a quartette of clergyman. who, ac
companied by c. l.. Davis, special agent
&C the keystone Mortgage company 0
Aberdeen, and G.. +, Bailey, professor
of metallurgy of the Dakota School o
Mines, came in by private conveyance
from Hill City on Thursday. The
clerical gentlemen named were making
a our of the Hills with a view tc
furthering cbnlch interests, and iur the
further purpose f writing up The
material of the Hills for east
ern journals. They departed for the
Eta tin camp on Friday.