Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-20
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George Pease came in on Sunday from
Sheridan.
j. b. McCloud came in from Lower
Battle IN Saturday.
j.. J. Fayel came in from the Golden
Summit on Saturday.
w. Il. Stowe was a Sunday conner in
town from Hot Springs.
L. f. Hight and Sid Potts represented
Bakeryille in town on Wednesday.
[. Z. Kendall signed at the Kleemann
from Beulah, Wyoming, on Monday.
+. +. Hall was in the city on business
from the S 4 G cow ranch on Monday.
b. F. Thompson, of Hermosa, had
business at the county seat IN Satur
day.
Mrs. Jeff McDermott was q guest at
the Kleemann on Monday from Avon
dale.
G.. Putnam was booked at the Klee-
mann on Sunday from GAINESVILLE, Mis-
souri,.
G.. w. Price and w. w. Evans regist-
cred at the Kleemann on Saturday from
Rapid.
Geo. Mcclure and @. l.. Wolfe came
in from the coal camp on Tuesday for
supplies.
w. II. Ashworth, the r~ustling Lincoln
drummer, was taking orders in town on
Monday.
c. l.. Farris, wife and children were
among the guests registered at the Klee
mann on Tuesday from Hill City.
Prof. G.. f. Bailey J.. w. Fowler and
NJ. A. Dodge, of Rapid, were guests al
the kleemann on Saturday and Sun.
day.
+. Coumert, G. Ginour and J. Ginoul
were a trio of French horse fancisrs a,
the Kleemann on Saturday from the
Fleur de Lys ranch.
jeff McDermott, the well known min
ing rustler of Avondale, (the romantic
site of an embryonic tin metropolis de
parted for Chicago On Tuesday. He
will probably return IN ten days.
Charlie Wier Of this place, has repair
ed to the range, where he will agar
punch the festive bovine. He is nov
on his way to Montana with a part Of
the l. A X herd, which is being driven
to a new range somewhere IN that terri
tory.
George Burroughs, formerly Of Thu
place, and latterly u resident of New
York, passed through this place on Sat
urday en- route for the l. A X ranch
where he will have charge of the cattle
now being driven to the %company's new
range in Montana.
Andrew Mills. a building contractor
Of this place, left for Helena, Montana
on Tuesday, where he is interested il
building contracts. Mr.. Mills will re
turn to this place, where he has large
property interests, upon the completion
Of Of the Helena contracts above re,
ferred To-.
James Wilson, William Montgomery
and George Crouch, of New York, were
arrivals in the city in the early part of
the week. The object of their visit was
not stated, but their visits to adjacent
tin districts begets the impression that
tin was the magnet that attracted them
hitherward.
j. { III. Grabill, the popular Dead
wood photographer, was among the
Thursday arrivals at the Kleemann,
Mr., q. is making a tour of the Southern
Hills for the purpose of taking views OF
the scenery for which this portion OF
the Hills is especially noted. He leaves
for Hot Springs to-day.
j. L. Ramsey, secretary of the Moss
Engraving company Of New York
passed through this place on Sunday,
en- route TO Four Mile, where II. Il. Moss,
superintendent Of the establishment
above named, is at present engaged in
milling the gold ores Of that locality.
| Mr.. Ramsey, in company with Mr.. Moss
| departed for Deadwood on Tuesday,
presumably on business connected with
the milling business at Four Mile.