Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-13
Personal.

a. A. Witherspoon was a Hill City
man in town Monday.
William Tarrant was a Fairburr
visitor IN town on Monday.
X. S. futile, Of Omaha, was booked al
the Kleemann on Thursday.
Frank ID. Thompson was in town
from Beaver creek on Sunday.
Riley Gibson had business in the city
from Bradley Flat on Saturday
A. Armstrong came in on business
from Hill City OF Wednesday.
w. a. Brooks, of Buffalo Gap, was a
Tuesday arrival at the kleemann.
w X. Martin signed at the kleemann
on Saturday from st. Joseph, Missouri.
j. Swartout came in on a business
mission from Rockford on Wednesday.
King, Deadwood's King Jeweler was
doing business in this place on Friday.
J. NJ. Daniels was sojourning at the
county seat from Fairburn on Satur-
day.
w u, Stevens came in from Rapid on
Tuesday and registered at the Klee-
mann.
j. c, Carson, the popular Omaha
drummer, was booked ut the kleemann
on Saturday.
+. c. Lee. representing a Detroit Safe
firm, was registered at the kleemann
Oh Monday.
j. L. IOomis and Alvin Mcclure
were among The ILL City arrivals in
town on Thursday.
c. II, Revick autographed at the
Kleemann on Wednesday from La
Grange, Indiana.
j. Johnson, Thomas Johnson and O.
+. Hall represented Brownsville at the
Tin City on Saturday.
A. II. Briggs and G.. w. Hough were
among the coal camp arrivals at the
kIeemann on Saturday.
c. A. Wiegand, and II. w. Garden
werper were guests at the kleemann on
Wednesday from Rapid.
AT. Van Deyort left for Buffalo Gan
on Wednesday to look after the inter.
ests Of his branch store at that place.
Frank Ilesnard and James Jones
were a brace Of lIermosans added to
the list Of kleemann House guests on
saturday,
Peter Gagnon, who has been s"oiourn.
ing for the past two months at Mime
apolis, returned to his home in this city
on Sunday.
Jones Brothers, a trio of b. * NJ. ii,
contractors, were registered at the
kleemann IN Wednesday. They wer,
IN pursuit of tie cutters.
w. j. Hawkins and wife were anon
the Tuesday arrivals at the Kleemanl
from Suniance. They were en- route t
Hot Springs to try the baths.
Mrs. James Cochran, of this city, de
parted on Monday for Columbus, Wis
%consin, where she will visit during The
summer with relatives and friends.
+. w. Mondell, Of the Coal Camp, wa
looking after business matters in thi
city on Monday. He left an al for ii,
cutters, which appears elsewhere in thi
issue.
Sheriff Wood and T.. II. Flynn lef
for Hermosa on Thursday with tn,
%latter's mare "Comanche" billed to run
against Nights horse pickles. at tina
place to-day.
Denis Mcclure, a well known rcsi
dent, with extensive mining interests il
this locality, returned on Saturday from
an extended s%ojourn in the east on min
ing business.
Sol Bloom, the we'll known Deadwood
clothier came in from that place or
Tuesday, and remained here unit
Thursday, when he departed for Hot
Springs, where he will dabble in the
hot and healing waters ofthat renowned
resort for an indefinite period.
Frank Wetherby, of Gordon, Nebras.
ka, well known in this locality, where
he has valuable mining interests, and
where has been a fequent visitor during
the past ten years, was a recent arrival
in this place, where he will remain dur
ing the summer, and possibly until next
spring.
+. o. Burton, of this place returned
from a trip through Nebraska as far as
Alliance, in pursuit of a favorable mar
ket for q bunch of horses. He reports
the country in that section suffering from
drouth and a positive scarcity of the
coin Of the realm, which nee .ssitated
the return Of most of tho horses to his
ranch.
DR.. J.. Miller, a well known dental
surgeon of Deadwood, accompanied by
his wife and child, were among the Sat.