Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-12-20
Personal Paragraphs,

c. F. Randall, was a visitor in the city
on Saturday from Ainslev, Neb.
F. a. Wilson, was a guest at the
Vienna OF Saturday from Omaha.
c. G. Yo1ngburg, was a Saturday
conner, in the city on business bent.
3. A. Redway. Of Lincoln, left his
autograph at the Vienna On Monday.
w. ID. Reemer, of Alliance, Neb., came
in Tuesday, and anchored at the Vienna.
G. II. Holden, of Minneapolis, was IN
the city Wednesday on a business mis-
sion.
w. l.. Seelye Of De Smet, was ~sojourn-
ing in the city q day or two during the
week.
n. j. Anderson ofChicago. was among
the numerous guests who Sundayed at
the Vienna,
William Allen. of Cascade, Fall River
county, made Custer a business call on
Thursday.
J.F. Fitzgerald was noted among the
arrivals from Omaha, at the kleemann
'pn Tuesday.
II. d. White, a gentleman Of st.
Joseph, Mo, was registered in the city
on Thursday.
Carl Jensen was among the train ar
rivals in the city on Wednesday from
Council Bluffs.
A. 0. Wier was a man from Mime
apolis who broke bread at the Klee-
mann on Wednesday.
David Vow, representing an Omaha
drug house, was taking orders in the
city on Wednesday.
r. ]. HilNreturned from Rapid City
on Monday, where he had been ~sojourn-
ing for few\days.
]. G. Mead of Chadron, Neb., well
known in this city, made this place a
business call on Tuesday.
w. J. Goodfellow was a good fellow
from Omaha, noted among the arrivals
at the Kleeman on Saturday.
j. c. Spencer Of the L A X ranch had
rooms at the Vienna, and important
business in the city on Saturday.
I. J. Lynch, of Newcastle, came in
Thursday, and reported lively times and
business booming in the Carbon City"
States Attorney Porter, Of this place,
has been absent in Rapid City several
days during the week, on legal business.
NJ. Wi.lsie. chief engineer of the
Harvey Peak Tin company, was among
the guests who Sundayed at the Klee-
mann.
Don III. Porter, mine host of the Mia
nekahta hotel at Hot Springs was in the
city on Monday, with rooms at the
KleemaDn.
r. II. Pitcher, father of J. Z. and C.
w. Pitcher, Of this place, came in from
Kearney Junction yesterday for a brief
visit with the boys.
G.. L. Thorp, the genial Lincoln drum
mer, was doing the ely on Monday in
the interest of the popular establish
ment he represents.
j. r. Toman, of Utica, Neb.. OF the
drug firm of Nevin & Toman, this city,
came in on Wednesday to look after his
business affairs at this place.
Mrs. Paul Kleemann and children,
who have been visiting friends in the
east for the past month, returned TO
their home in this city on "Wednesday.
A. M. Willard came in Saturday from
his ranch after his "better half" who
had been visiting for a few days with
her sister, Mrs. w. w. Olds, Of this
place.
N. II. Conger, a popular dental sur
geon of st. Paul, was a Thursday ar
rival in the city, aud will remain for q
few day in the practice of his profession.
He is located at the Kleemann.
J. p. A. Black, Of Bloomington, Neb.
was among the Tuesday arrivals In the
city. Mr.. Black came with a view to
the investigation of Clusters advantages
as a point for profitable investment, and
after acqainting himsslfleft with the most
favorable impressions, with the inten-
ton ofreturning in the early spring.