Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-03-29

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Chas. and William Bender represent
ed Hermosa at the county seat on Sat-
urday.
A. A. Lash, Of Lincoln, was discussing
commerce with Custer merchants on
Saturday.
j. ii. Long, of Lead City, was noted
among the arrivals at the Kleemann on
Wednesday.
William Allen, Of Cascade was visiting
in Custer and Hill City on Wednesday
and Thursday.
NJ. d. Brown, the genial foreman of
the 81 horse ranch, had rooms at the
Kleemann on Saturday.
A. w. Riordan, Ed Cole andT. George
were domiciled at the Kleemann on
Saturday from Buffalo Gap.
William Van Allen and b. A. Roy
were among the arrivals in this place
on Monday from Hill City.
Mrs. DIR. Fisher and Mrs. A. A. Gregg
came in from Niggerville on Saturday
and dined at the Kleemann.
w. ii. Frye and August Samson were
among the corners at the Kleemann on
Wednesday from Buffalo Gap.
F. r. Davis, Z. Woods and a. Ii. An
derson were registered at the the Klee-
mann on Wednesday from Rapid.
T. L. Monaghan, Of Hermosa, was in
the city on a business mission on Satur-
day, and made this Office q pleasant
call
Rev. D. w. Tracy, wife and sol Of
Hot Springs, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Odo Reder of this place on Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Reder and Miss Rena
Witherbe, of Hill City, were visiting
with friends in this place on Wednes-
day and Thursday.
DR.. d. w. Flick and attorney c. J.
Buel, of Rapid City, came in from that
place on Sunday on business before the
county court on Monday.
NJ. {. Bennett was discussing with
Custer merchants the merits of sundry
articles in the line of hardware, in the
interest Of a Chicago house on Wednes-
day.
DR.. o. Fisher, who has been sojourning
at Niggerville for several days, came in
Tuesday with A. A. Gregg of Spring
creek. The doctor reports JEFF McDer-
mott much improved.
J. NJ. Richards, an Omaha insurance
man, was at the Kleemann on WeGnes-
day en- route to Uri Gillette's ranch,
with a view to adjusting the loss incurred
by the recent fire at that place.
The Misses Maude and Alta Drew,
Miss Addie Lightfoot, w. G.. Barnhart
and Ed Barthold were a party of young
folks who came in from Elk Mountain
on Monday and dined at the Kleemann.
Fred Z. Dale, the Dudley livery man,
is kept quite busy Of late bringing in
railroad contractors who are DESTROYS Of
taking a look at the route surveyed, and
which will surely be built between that
place and this city.
Ed G~reathouse, of Rapid City, was a
visitor in this place during the early
part of the week with a view to com
pleting arrangements with Odo Reder,
of this place, for running his (Reders)
saw mill during the coming summer.
w. Nj. Deem, of New York, prominent.
ly connected with the Harvey Peak Tin
company, came in with VI. A. Dodge
from Hill City on wednesday to take a
look at some of the noted tin bonanZas'
owned by the company in this inn
mediate locality.
John A. O'Keefe, of Omaha, a well
known railroad contractor, came in Dyer
the line of the B. & M. survey from
Dudley by private conveyance on Sun
day. MIR. O'Keefe remained over night
at the Kleemann, and left on the follow
ing morning for Deadwood, doubtless
with view to look over the line ofsur-
vey north from this place.
j. w. Mcmillan and Robert McNair
came in Tuesday by private conveyance
from Dudley, and registered at the
Kleemann from Crawford. Their mis-
sion to this place was evidently to de-
termine its prospects for early advance
ment and permanent progress. As they
are still here at this writing, we can
only infer that they are being fayorably
impressed.
W. H. and r. ]. Kilkatrick, of Beat.
rice, Neb. well known railroad contract
ors, were among the Thursday arrivals
at the Klcemann. They departed by
private ~conveyances on Friday for a trip
over the b. & NJ. survey to Deadwood
for the purpose Orwell it is needless to
state the object of their mission, as
that suggests itself, and requires no
mention by us.
Oscar Silver, a popular clothier Of
Lead City, was among the Sunday ar
rivals at the Kleemann. MI. Silver has
Just returned from an extended visit
with relatives and friends in Germany.
His wife and children who accompanied
him, halted at Chadron, where they will
make q short visit with a brother of
Mrs. s., q prominent merchant Of that
place.
John Fitzgerald, a prominent B. 4 M.
Railroad contractor, Of Lincoln, accom-
panied by his brother d. Fitzgerald
came in by private conveyance from
Dudley on Wednesday. They tarried
over night at the Kleemann and de-
rarted on Thursday for Deadwood. 1t
is believed that Mi. Fitzgerald is view
ing the line with the intention of put