Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-06

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PERSONAL.
Riley Gibson came in from Bradley
Flat on Tuesday.
G. B. Scott came in from the A u 7
ranch on Tuesday.
+. f. Hight was a Baskerville arrival
in town on Tuesday.
John III. Fleck registered at the Klee-
mann from Rapid on Sunday.
Bruce Waring was a Hill City rustler
at the Kleemann Oh Saturday.
j. A. Hartman, of Collins, Dakota,
signed at the Kleemann on Sunday.
w. j. Thompson autographed at the
Kleemann on Monday from Hermosa.
Frank Alexander was noted among
the arrivals from Speartish on Wednes-
day.
William Loshbough was a Tuesday
arrival in town from Alliance, Nebras-
ka.
Ii. Ii. Byrn, of Buffalo Gap, was
among the Monday visitors to this
place.
Miss Rosa Wilhelm was registered at
the kleemann on Tuesday from the S &
q ranch.
G. G. Nelson and A. ID. sherwood
were visitors in town on Tuesday from
Elk Mountain.
III. w. Mccoy and G. f. Wilson reg
istered at the Kleemann on Saturday
from Melville, Dakota.
j. l.. Schofield, a prosperous farmer Of
Squaw creek, was among the Tuesday
visitors in the city.
Elmer E. Hurd, of Clear Lake, Da.
kota, was among the guests registered at
the kleemann on Tuesday.
A. A.. Powell, Of Hot Springs, was
numbered among the many arrivals at
the Kleemann on Tuesday.
j.. p. Plunkett, Of Rapid, came over
to look at the Tin City on Saturday. He
established his headquarters at the
Kleemann.
:, +. f.. Dean, a prominent rancher and
o stockman of Lame johnny was noted
! among the numerous arrivals in the
, city on Tuesday.
Charles Ennis, a well known knight
l of the spur, who rides the l. A X range,
5 found comfortable quarters at the klee.
mann on Monday.
> s.. j. Walker was among the Sunday
I arrivals at the Kleemann from Hermo.
! sa, who came to take part in the Custer
I celebration on the 4th.
Charles Stotts, Forest Hunter and Er.
6 win Kendall were a trio Of Beulah
Wyo, stockmen taking comfort at the
Kleemann on Saturday.
y George Hitch, with Van Devort & Co
at Buffalo Gap, came in Wednesday Tor
attendance at the finest celebration ir
the Hills at Custer on the 4th.
+. f. Hall, wife and childrsn came il
on Tuesday from the S. & Ct. ranch, tC
: remain until after the celebration. They
> had rooms at the Kleemann.
8 George A. Turner, wife and children
were guests registered at the Kleemanr
from Hot Springs, who came up to at
| tend the celebration in this place on the
4th.
c. Sheldon and family, and John Hal
; laran were among the arrivals at the
on Wednesday, who came to take in the
grand celebration.
Stewart Conner and party, five in all,
came in from the Gold Run placer
mines, near Castle creek, on Wednesday
to see the races, and other sports pre-
sented here on the 4th.
Attorney Frye was noted among the
host Of visitors comprising the Buffalo
Gap delegation, which araived on We'd
nesday for attendance at the great cele-
bration at this place on the 4th.
j. b. Crawford, wife and child came
in from the A V 7 ranch, rs miles west
of this city, on Tuesday, to take in the
celebration on the 4th. They were
guests at the Kleemann.
Judge f. G. Johnson, of Buffalo Gap,
came in Sunday on official, and other
business, and with a view to remaining
over until after the celebration, all of
which was successfully accomplished.
II. Harris, of Chicago, who has been
rusticating amid the wilds of Spring
creek, and taking a look at the various
tin locations in the vicinity of Niger
vile for several days, came in on Tues
day to rest and repose at the Kleemann
and get ready to enjoy the celebration
in the Tin City on the 4th.
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Notice.
DR.. Miller, the painless dentist, who
has been doing dental work in the Hills