Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-11-29
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mann on Monday, from st. Louis.
C. N. Ambrose was domiciled at the
Kleemann on Saturday from st. Louis.
A b. Brown was among the Chicago
arrivals at the Kleemann or Thursday.
j. III. Carlson, was among the Tues
train arrivals in the city from Alliance.
S. b. Thompson, of Broken Bow, Neb.,
had rooms at the Vienna on Thursday.
J. d. Longworth was a subscriber at
the Vienna on Tuesday from st. Louis.
f. F. Turner, the enterprising Omaha
drummer was doing business in the city
on Monday.
Q. f. Callahan and John Foote were
Guests at the kleemann on Sunday
from Crawford
Sam Long, the well known B. & NJ.
bridge contractor W as Sunday visitor
in the city.
S. S. Collier of this city, left for Lin
coin this week, where he will rusticate
for month or two.
L. E. Stewart and ]. p. Mauz were
included in the number of Omaha
guests at the Vienna on Thursday.
J. III. McCann, U. III. Brown and J "A
Sanford were registered at the Vienna
on Saturday from Hill City.
A. II. Marshall and o. Berg were
Omaha commercial men, with rooms at
the Kleemann On Wednesday.
Charles Marks and wife were among
the numerous guests registered at the
Vienna on Saturday, from Manchester,
Iowa.
t. NJ. DunniDgan, II. NJ. Atwell and
James Walker were trio of Hill City
ans who were registered at the Klee-
mann on Thursday.
Orin \ etc>lf and his two children, of
Four Mile departed on Sundays train
for an indefinite sojourn at Center Point,
his old home in Iowa.
]. ]. Toolney, of Anselmo, Neb, was
looking over the city on Thursday, with
view to permanent location. He was
much pleased with the outlook.
Major Bones and o. f. Dewy. of the
| board Of commissioners of the Soldiers
Home, came in from Hot Springs early
in the week, and remained several days
in the city.
NJ. Willsie, chief engineer of the
Harvey Peak Tin company was register
ed at the Kleemann on Tuesday. He
came in on business for the company
he repr esents.
J.J. Hoagland and P. A. Carlson of
Mason City, Neb., were among the
number of Custer visitors on Thursday
who were greatly pleased with the out
look, and will hold the place under
favorable consideration.
Mr. Maxwell and wife, who have
charge of the b. & VI. eating house at
Dudley, were pleasant visitors in the
city this week. They were the guests
of DIR. Fisher and wife while in the city.
II. Ii. Tamlyn, of this city, who has
been suffering for some time with an
affection of the eyes, left for Chicago on
Thursday for treatment. He expects to
be absent about two months.
A. NJ. Akin, of Omaha, was Saturday
arrival in the city. Mr.. Akin came here
in pursuit Of favorable location for a
jewelry store, and is now permanently
established in this city, fact which is
elsewhere referred to in this issue.
NJ. G. Delicate, Of Nebrasks City,
brother of our fellow townsman, T. w.
Delicate. of the Custer County Bank,
came in this week, having accepted a
position with Gardiner & Baily as clerk
in their grocery store in this city.
Hill City was ably represented in Gus
ter on Wednesday by Messrs. Smith,
Beadle. Jewett, Gallagher, Bobay, Stew
art and Tupper, who came in on the
train Tor attendance at meeting of the
Custer Masonic Lodge in the evening.
Editor Smith, of the Hill City Miner,
made this Office very pleasant call on
Wednesday Mr.. s. is very agreeable
gentleman to meet. He spoke very en-
couraginly Of Custer and her prospects
throwing ia an occasional gilt-edaed word
for his own booming burg.
| Edmund Smith, late resident of this
city, and ex-States Attorney for Custer
county, at present residing at Rapid
City, where he is engaged in the law
practice, has been sojourning in the
city during the week. where his numer.
ous friends accord him hearty well
come. The CHRoStx acknowledges q
pleasant call.
Notice.
Bids for 80 cords ofI4 inch wood and
30 cords OF 20 inch wood, for county
court house, will be received up to the
let day of January, 1891, by county au-
ditor. Said wood to he delivered on or
before the lst day Of April.
Parties taking the contract will DO re-
quired to give bond Of $4,000. Board
reserves the right to reject any and al
bids. Q. w. PrLcRRR,
County Auditor.