Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-07-05
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on Monday from Chicago.
=.S. S. Collier, a b. 4 NJ. engineer, came
in Saturday from Lincoln.
i. p. Gagney signed at the Kleemann
on Monday from Lincoln.
+. f. Stewart, of Omaha, was a guest
at the Vienna on Tuesday.
n. G. Bradley was a Kleemann House
guest on Saturday from Denver.
J.. W. Norris registered at the Klee-
mann on Saturday from Chicago.
w. A. Nelson, Of Harrison, Neb., left
his autograph at the Vienna on Mon
day.
Felix Poznansky and Son Marcus, of
Rapid City, were visitors OF this place
or Wednesday.
w. +. Gleason, of Leadville, Colorado,
was among the many arrivals in the
city OH Wednesday.
Andrew Felix, a gentleman from
Louisville, Kentucky, had rooms at the
Vienna on Monday.
Mrs. L. Parkhurst and son of Rapid
City were at the Vienna OF Monday on
their return home from Newcastle.
Miss Mabel Smith, who has been at
tending school at Deadwood for the past
year, returned u ;h!s city on Monday.
j.. &. Stevens and Miss Hattie A.
Gates, of st. Paul, were noted among
| the arrivals at the Vienna on Monday.
f. +. Turner was INDUCING in trade
talk with Custer merchants on Monday,
in the interest Of an Omaha wholesale
house.
II. A. Johnson and daughters, and +.
Randall, of Elk creek, were among the
guests registered at the Kleemann on
Wednesday.
Mrs. James A. Carew. of Rockford,
came in Wednesday for n brief visit
with her sister, Mrs. james Cochran, of
this place.
William Allen, proprietor of the Cas-
cade Springs, Fall River county, was a
visitor in this place on Monday en- route
to Hill City.
r. II. Dyer, of Chadron, came in
Wednesday, and is now engaged in the
sale of original package cooks on Custer
avenue, near Sixth street.
DIR. ID. w. Flick and wife, who have
been sojourning at this place for the past
month, departed early in the week for
their home at Rapid City.
The Misses Johnesse and Braddock,
late teachers in the Custer public
schools departed yesterday for their
home in Montrose, Iowa.
V. N. Sayer, of the real estate firm.
Of Mitchell, Sayer & Pitcher, OF this
city, left on Sunday for Kansas City,
whittier he goes or a business mission.
He will return in two weeks.
Frank Castor, the jovial B. & NJ. right
of way man, located here, left for Hill
City, by private conveyance on Thurs
day, to help the boys out on the Fourth
Of July celebration at that place on Fri
day.
j.. z. Horgan returned from Omaha on
Wednesday, where he purchased a we'll
assorted stock of original package goods
for his 0. p. house just opened on Custer
avenue, two doors west of the Bank of
Custer.
James Flowers & family, of Kansas
City, were among the arrivals in the city |
during the latter part of last week, who
came to stay. They are now engaged
in the restaurant business one door west
ofthe Custer County bank.
Charles Gilbert, who spent a portion
Of his boyhood days in this city, and
who will be remembered by many of
the early settlers of Custer, arrived this
week from Chicago, and will visit for a
time with his father, C. N. Gilbert of
this place.
Miss Jennie Odds, re-employed as
teacher in the Custer public schools for
the fall term, departed on Monday for
Hudson. Wisconsin, where she will
spend her vacation with relatives and
friends. Her many friends in this city
bcspeak for her a very pleasant and EN-
joyable visit.
James HALEY, the genial Rapid City
banker, an old time resident and well
known in this place, came in Wednes-
day, accompanied by Supt. Willsie. of
the Harvey Peak company. Mr.. HALEY
noted many changes in Custer since his
last visit, several years ago, and LEFT
with the most favorable impressions of
Clusters prospective progress.
Mrs. c. w Hitchcock, daughter Mel
lie and little grand daughter Ruth
Gamble, Of Ponca, who have been So
journing at this place for a few weeks,
departed for home on Monday. They
we're, delighted with Custer and its
beautiful surroundings, and their num-
erous newly acquired friends in this
city regretted that circumstances for
babe a more extended visit.
f. ]. Warner, representing the Omaha
World-Herald, was an interested OBJ
server in this city OF Tuesday and We'd
nesday, and as a matter of course, called
upon the CHRosIcLE. He was enthusi.
astic in his favorable expressions con-
corning Clusters future, and we hope he
may give wider publicity to his we'll
warranted impressions through the col
umns Of the journal he represents.
M. f. Sco6eld and wife, Of Crawford,
Neb., were among the arrivals at the
Kleemann or Tuesday. Mr.. Scofeld re-
Gently purchased the hardware stock of
TIP Cook, ofthis place, and will continue
the business at the old stand. Mr.. 8.
will also carry, in connection with his
hardware business q fine line Of clothing.
Mr.. Bisbee. the genial salesman. former
ly In charge Of the business for Mr..
Cook, will be retained In the employ oil