Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-07-19
Personal Paragraphs.

J. G. Spencer of the L A X ranch Sun
dayed at the Vienna.
George Giroux was q Chicagoan in
town on Thursday.
7. j. Moore was at the Vienna on Sat-
urday from Chicago.
Oh. Hampton was New Yorker in
town Wednesday.
J. G. Corson registered in the city on
Thursday from Omaha.
r. r. Miller and w. Gardner came in
from Siding on Tuesday.
II. B. Hicks registered at the Vienna
on Saturday from Lincoln.
c. l.. Garrison was guest at the vi
emma on Saturday from Omaha.
w. S. Taylor was an arrival at the
Vienna on Saturday from 500 City.
J. w. Buchanan, was at the Klee-
mann on Saturday from Kansas City.
w. c. Barnhart returned last week
from an extended sojourn in Nebraska.
o. Guinard and wife were guests at
the Kleemann on Tuesday from Kansas
City.
w. Forbes and G. w. Peterson repre-
sented Craw ford in this place on Thurs
day.
Frank L. Stetson returned on Mon
day from an extended sojourn at Lin
coin.
p. Cofey, of LeMars, Iowa, was OBJ
serving the sights at this place on Mon
day.
w. l.. Bushnell reistered at the Klee-
mann, on Saturday from Perrsville,
Ohio.
j. G. Hochsmith, of St. Louis, was
among the Saturday arrivals at the
kleemann.
C. G. Lincoln, of the Hill City bank,
was welcome visitor in this place on
Saturday.
ID. Fitzgerald, the Lincoln railroad
contractor, was domicled at the Klee-
mann on Sunday.
Tobias Castor, B. & NJ. Right of Way
man, had business in this place on Sat-
urday from Lincoln.
II. N. Perry and wife and Miss L. NJ.
Underhill came in Wednesday from
Hot Springs, to cool of.
L. A. Weir and N. c. Pollard were
among the Sunday arrivals at the Wen
na from Harrison. Neb.
A. G. Ogle and f. and c. Opelt. were a
trio of Lincoln gentleman booked at the
kleemann on Saturday.
TT. Morrow and wife, of Norfork,
Neb, were among the guests registered
ut the Kleemann on Saturday.
Zach Holmes, of Rapid City, came in
Tuesday to supervise the erection of the
new Custer County bank building.
Carl Jensen, representing the McFar.
Ian Garage works of Council Bluffs, was
doing business in town on Thursday.
s. +. Donohue. ID. A. Raymond and
w. +. Stinespring were Watertown
gentlemen with rooms at the Kleemann
on Sunday.
J. g. Mead and s. Nj. Christensen OF
Chadron. were in the City on Monday
in the interest of the Michigan Savings
and Loan Association.
Paul Kleemann, wife and family re-
turned from Hot Springs Monday, where
they had been enjoying the luxury o.
hot baths for few days.
III. G. Wicker, M. Willsie, and Titu,
Ulke, Of the Harney Peak Tin company
came in from Hill City ON Tuesday on
tin business, and hung up at the klee
mann.
b. G. Ash, wife, son and sister-in- law
OF Pierre, arrived at this place on Wed
nesday and went into camp in the
suburbs. They are out for rough recre
alton, and are enjoying 1t hugely.
ID. T. Drake, the well known b. & NJ
right-of way-man. returned from Dudle,
yesterday with his wife, who will visi
with him at this place for seyera
. weeks. They are domiciled ut tn,
Vienna.
Mr.. George Hitler, a prominent re
sident of Anthon, Iowa, his daughter-in
law, Mrs. Frank Hitler, and her three
: children, terminated a delightful visi
, Of Eve days duration with DR.. 0. Fishes
aud wife Of this city on Monday, wher
they departed for their Iowa home high
ly pleased with the Black Hills general
ly and Custer in particular.
James Long, Jr., of Rapid City, tn,
{ duly appointed, aud efficient collector O
: Black Hills mineral statistics for th,
llth census, spent several days in thi
locality during the week gathering sta
tistics Of the various mines in this local.
, ~. Mr.. Long was very persistent Ii
/ his efforts TO obtain reliable information
!, concerning the mines OF this section
= from which we conclude that no mis-
: take WAS mnda in his annointpnant 4,