Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-18

John Walters came IN from the Codl
fields on Saturday.
Alfred Beuter represented Warrens
gulch in town on Sunday.
II. w. Bardenwarper was a Rapid
man at the Kleemann on Wednesday.
James Rafferty, signed at the klee-
mann on Tuesday from Alliance, Neb.
O. Masters was a gentleman from Lin
coin, Neb., at the Kleemann on Satur-
day.
p p. Eskins and son, Of Red Canyon,
we're pleasantly domiciled at the klee-
man on Saturday.
+. p. Voorhees, and f. +. Hall were
Kleemann House guests from the 5 &
ranch on Monday.
w. l.. Grimes, the Rapid Jeweler, was
among the guests registered at the
Eleemann on Wednesday.
William Tarrant, a prominent farmer
Of Lower French creek, was purchasing
supplies in this place on Wednesday.
Il. p. Wheelock, a we'll known resi-
dent of Harvey, passed through this
place on Saturday en- route to the War
ren's gulch tin district.
w. p. easier and o. st. German of
Hill City, came in on Tuesday for brick
and lumber for the use of The Harvey
Peak Tin Company at that place
O. +. Barnard, Of Four Mile, was at
the Kleemann on Wednesday. He re-
ports a fattering outlook for enlarged
operations in mining at that place in the
near future.
Mrs. j. /. Smith and daughter Julia,
| who have been making an extended visit
with relatives in this place, departed
for their home at Springfield, Nebraska,
on Wednesday.
DR.. McGillycuddy and Attorney Coad,
of Rapid, were arrivals in the city on
Sunday. They remained until Monday
afternoon, when they departed for home
via Buffalo Gap.
DIR. d. w. Flick, of Rapid City, was a
Wednesday arrival in the city. The
Doctor came on professional business,
and while here visited a number Of
| mines in this vicinity in which he is
extensively interested.
Miss Bertha Esklns, Of Kansas City
Missouri, daughter Of the well known
cattle grower, p. p. Eskins, of Red
Canyon, was among the Wednesday
arrivals at the Kleemann. Miss Eskins
will spend the summer in this place and
vicinity.
David Swanzv came in from the Eta
mine on Wednesday, and reports every
thing in statu quo at that place. He
says rumors are rife concerning the
future intentions of the Harvey Peak
Tin company, but nothing definite re-
lative thereto can be learned.
The Harvey Peak Tin Company was
ably represented in this city on Thurs
day by Professor Vincent, Of London,
James Wilson and Henry Clausen and
son Of New York, and NJ. Willsie, who
came in by private conveyance from
Hill City, on business connected with
the company.
j. n. Wright of this place, who, for
several months, has been absent in
Iowa, where he has been in attendance
at the bedside Of his father who has
been dangerously i'll, returned on Mon
day. He reports his father somewhat
improved, but still in q critical condi-
ton. Mr.. Wright will return to Iowa
in short time, where he hopes, by faith
full attention, and patient care, his father
may be restored to health.
j.. G. Thompson and j. II. Homer
were arrivals in the city on Thursday
from the copper mines of Rawhide
Buttes. Wyoming. Mr.. Thompson was
formerly a resident of this city. He was
among the earliest pioneers Of Rawhide,
having gone there in 1881, where he has
remained ever since. He is largely in
terested in the mines Of that camp, and
reports a promising outlook for increas,
ed progress at an early day. He reports
a strong probability of the sale of the
celebrated Michigan copper mine at
| that place for a handsome sum, the
owners being at present in Denver with
a view to closing pending negotiations
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