Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-05-17
Personal Parakrapha,


Personal Paragraphs.
j. Walters came in from Newcastle on
Tuesday.
NJ. c. Peck was a Rapidite at the
Vienna on Monday.
A. l.. Pease was Newcastle man who
Sundayed at the Vienna.
Thos. Barrett registered at the Vienna
on Sunday from Lead City.
j. b. Weston, of Beatrice, was booked
at the Vienna on Tuesday.
II. A. Covell was Monday arrival at
the Vienna from Milwaukee.
w. s. Ladd was a Boston man with
rooms at the Vienna on Tuesday.
Theo. Klug came Saturday from
Omaha and signed at the Vienna.
S. S. Collier, of Lincoln, was a guest
at the Kleemann on Wednesday.
Uri Gillette came in Sunday on busi-
ness from his ranch on Slate Creek.
]. Weaver was a man from Manchest-
er, Iowa, at the Vienna on Tuesday.
JEFF McDermott and wife of Avondale
were guests at the Vienna on Sunday.
Chas. McHenry came Monday from
Lincoln and took rooms at the Vienna:
VS.. Taylor was in town on Monday.
He signed at the Vienna from 500 City.
A. III. Mcdonald was stranger at the
Vienna on Saturday from Seattle, Wash
ington.
Samuel Long came in Wednesday
from South Bend and signed at the
Kleemann.
A. L White was man from Craw-
ford taking in the sights in this place on
Wednesday.
7. w. Roberts, of Kansas City, was
added to the roll of guests at the Vienna
on Tuesday.
F. A. Solver and J. Longworth, of
Chicago, had rooms at the Kleemann on
Wednesday.
T. ]. Cook came in Sunday from Chad
ron to see how the Custer boom was
progressing.
| X. j. Truax and wife, of Hill City,
were among the guests registered at the
Vienna on Sunday.
L. Parkhurst an +. Groves were among
the arrivals at the Kleemann on SUM-
day from Rapid City.
w. Z. knight and Charles Surdon
came in from Dudley on Sunday and
put up at the Kleemann,
G. w. Holdrege, General Manager OF
the b. & Nj. was registered at the Wen
ma. on Tuesday from Omaha.
o. G. Bond and ]. Harrach were in the
city from the Stone City on Tuesday.
They took tea at the Vienna.
w. F. Hanley and M. ]. Bailey were
in the city from Hungerford, Neb., on
Monday looking for location.
]. ID. MCGOWAN, of Detroit, connect
ed with the b. & NJ. company, was regis.
tered at the Kleemann on Thursday.
c. D. Knapp, H. Klinklefoose and J.
Sampson were trio of apostles repre-
/, senting st. Paul at the Vienna on Tues
day.
NJ. II. Day and w. d. Hayne, promi-
nent citizens Of Rapid City, were among
the arrivals at the Kleemann on Tues
day.
f. E. Edwards and +. F. Turner were
well known Omaha drummers doing
the City on Thursday, with head quart
ers at the Kieemann.
T. Z. Calvert, general superintendent
of the b. & NJ. who came in on import
ant railroad business, was among the
Sunday arrivals at the Vienna.
G. G. Smith, Of the Montana Mine ac-
companied by Miss Anderson, of Gre
CORY, and Mrs. Barring Gould, Of Hill
City. were guests at the Kleemann on
Thursday.
Frank Castor. Of Lincoln, came in
from Dudley with ID. I. Drake on We'd
nesday. Mr.. Castor is right-ofway
man for the b. 4 NJ, and will have
charge Of the business in his line over
the route north Of this place. Mr..
Castor has established his headquarters
in this city.
James Wilson, of New York, of Har-
ney Peak tin fame, accompanied by his
two daughters Lilly and Grace, manager
Wicker Henry Thompson and Ralph
Meeker Of New York. X. Gwynne. Of
Wales, and the companys local repre-
senatiyes in the Hills came in by pri-
yate conveyance ON Tuesday. They
visited the various tin locations held
under bond by the company in this To-
cality and departed for Hill City on
Thursday. They were quartered at the
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