Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-10-19

drummer of Lincoln, Neb., was rustling
in the city or Thursday.
VIM. MCGOWAN, a gentleman hailipg
from Tama City, Iowa, left his autograph
at the Kleemann ON Saturday.
The working force on the Tenderfoot
Tin Reef and Willow Creek tin groops
were paid off at this place on Thursday.
Prosecuting Attorney Smith returned
from Rapid yesterday, where he has
been sojourning since Wednesday.
J. S. Minal was talking trade with
Custer merchants in the interest Of a
New York establishment on Wednes-
day.
Charlie Crazy returned from a visit 10
New Castle on Wednesday, and like all
visitors to that place, reports business
booming.
Mrs. J. +. Wright, who has been visit
Ing for ereral weeks with relatives in
the east, returned TO her home in this
city On Saturday.
j E. Pitcher returned Sunday from
Rapid, where he assisted In making a
canvass of the vote cast at the late cleo
ton for circuit Judge.
+. X. Curran came in Tuesday from
New Castle to visit a rew days with his
family. He reports great business ac-
tivity at the coming coal emporium.
Prot. G. f. Bailey, of the School of
Mines, came in Sunday with w. O..
Temple, whose arrival is elsewhere
noted in this issue. They departed for
Rapid on Monday.
Paul Rewman, Of Deadwood, familiar
Iy known as Hello Paul" was in this
place on Thursday in the interest of the
Black Hills Telephone Company, of
which he is the local chief.
w. II. Meyers and family, of this
place, departed on Thursday for Snyder,
Nebraska, where they will spend the
winter, and return TO this place in the
spring, probably over the b. & M.
Rev. Konrad Herbener, a Lutheran
minister of the synod Of Iowa, was a
visitor in this place on Wednesday. He
announced his intention TO preach in
this place in the near future, but did not
name q definite date.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Carew, Of Castle
creek, came in Thursday for a brief visit
with Mr.. and Mrs, Jas. Cochran of this
city. Mrs. Carew is a sister of Mrs
Cochran, and was a resident Of this
place previous to her marriage i'll July
last.
Col. John Doniphan, Of st. Joseph,
Mo-, a prominent attorney, well known
in this city, where he has valuable min
ing interests, and a host of friends who
are always pleased to accord him a
hearty welcome, was among the We'd
nesday arrivals at the Kleemann.
Miss Jennie McNamee, a fashionable
dress maker of Brooklyn, New York,
and her brothers John and Robert, are
visiting with their uncle, f.. r. Walsh,
Of this vicii.ity. They will remain dur
ing the winter. and the two latter will
attend school in the Glen Erin district.
W. o. Temple, a prominent attorney
of Elizabeth, North Carolina. was among
the arrivals at the Kleemann on Sun
day. Mr.. T. was visiting this place with
a view to permanent location, and We
are pleased to say that his impressions
Of the place and people were sufficiently
favorable to insure a favorable decision,
and that he will at an early day become
a resident Of the Tin City.
w. 6. Porter, a prominent attorney Of
ElIensburg. Washington territory, ac-
%companjsd by his wife, a former resi-
dent of this place, and who will be re
membered By our local readers as Miss
Jessie Yost, were among the Thursday
arrivals at the Kleemann. The CHRoS-
rcLE is pleased to state that they came
with a view to making this place their
permanent home.
Either of the following engravings,
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