Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-06-14

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the Kleemann on Saturday from Mime.
apolis.
Thos. Smith, all the way from 500
Falls, was among the Thursday arrivals
in town.
Supt. Willsie, Of the Harvey Peak
company, had business in this place on
Saturday.
d. Cash, an Omaha man, was added
to the number of Clusters visitors on
Saturday.
j. d. Van Buren, and wife were ar,
rivals in this place from 500 City on
Saturday.
Felix p~oznansky and son Of Rapid
City were lockers on in the city on
Tuesday.
L. d. Blythe came in from 500 City on
Tuesday, and left his autograph at the
Kleemann.
James Harding, a peace officer OF
Deadwood, visited this place officially
on Tuesday.
Joseph Johnson, a prominent Kansas
City attorney, had rooms at the Vienna
On Tuesday.
NJ. Mcclure, a well known resident
of Rapid, was a visitor in the city on
Wednesday.
Pat Gibbons, the we'll known railroad
contractor, was a guest at the Kleemann
on Saturday.
J. C. Spencer, of the L A X ranch,
was among the guests registered at the
Vienna on Thursday.
G. NJ. Fay, d. S. Whitney and ]. w
O'Meara were visitors in the City from
Deadwood on Thursday.
o. O. Stromsnes was a well known
Rapid resident, who was taking in the
sights in this place on Monday.
J.J. Mcbride and J.. P. Mclaughlin
Of Storm Lake, Iowa, were noted among
the Wednesday arrivals in the city.
J.. w. Humphrey, Familiarity known
as the "Wide Awake" clothing man
was soliciting orders in this place or
Thursday and Friday.
w. NJ. Brewer, of st. Paul, was in.
yestigating Custer tin deposits on Satur-
day. He will report results to the New
York Engineering and Mining Journal
]. II. Yutzy, wife and child, of Soc
City, and DR.. Il. ID. Jennings, wife and
child, and Z. T. Pierce, wife and child
Of Hot Springs. were guests at the Wen
ma on Saturday and Sunday.
A. w. Graham, representing the Ra
pid Republican, was looking over the
city and it's sublime surroundings or
Thursday and Friday, with a view tC
writing up its gilt-edged ad vantages fol
that paper.
Charles Manahan, of Centre Point
Iowa, who will be remembered as a
former resident of this city, came in oil
Tuesday to stay. His harmonious horn
win hereafter be heard in the Custel
Cornet band.
Charles Feay, a nephew Of Judge A
T. Feay, of this city, who has been SO
journing at this place for severa
months, departed for New York or
Wednesday, where We learn it is his in
%tention TO locate permanently.
Miss Maude Weir. who recently com
pleted the course, and was graduated a
the Chadron high school, returned Il
her home in this city on Wednesday
Miss Maude was welcomed upon he
return by a host of admiring friends.
Rev. ii. A. James, of Buffalo GAP
formerly located at this place was visit
ing with friends here during the week
Rev. ii. A. has a large circle Of friend
in this place who were greatly please,
10 meet him after his three years alb
sence.
Hon. Cyrus Cole, Of Iron creek, an,
his son, David Cole, of Glendale, were
welcome Custer visitors on Monday
Cy remained over until Tuesday nigh
for attendance at a regular meeting o
Tin City lodge ofthe Knights Of Pythias
Of which he is a prominent member.
Rev. II. J.. Macomber, acco mpanie,
by his wife. departed for Hillsdale
Michigan on Monday morning, where
he win take q vacation Of a few week
from his clerical labors with relatives
and friends. Upon his return he vii
stop Off at Yankton for a weeks atten
dance at the Theological Institute o
that place.
w. L. Minor, agent for Kendall q
Smith. of Lincoln, vas registered at thu
Vienna on Saturday. Mr.. Minor cam
here for the purpose of letting a contrac
for the building Of \ -four and graiI
warehouse for Messrs Kendall & SMITH
upon the B. & NJ. depot grounds. Bid
have been submitted, and the contrac
will be let in a few days, when TIT
erection of the building viii be com
menced.
James Wilson, of the Harvey Peal
Tin company, and party, consisting o
G. p. Simpson; a we'll known London
capitalist, Prof. f. N. Rioste. Of New
York, and the local Representatives o
the company, were among the arrivals
ct the Kleemann On Thursday. Th'
party visited the Willow Creek tin dis
trict on Thursday, and on yesterda,
were investigating the company's prop
critics at Ruby Gulch and Laughing
water. They 90 to Hin City to-day.