Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-09-27
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Neutph tAOhi iah
K. M. Barnes was a guest at the Wen
ma on Monday frem Omaha.
r. w. Watt was a Monday arrival at
the Kleemann from Lincoln.
+. L. Stewart, was a Wednesday ar
rival at the Vienna from Omaha.
G. II. Busted and wife. of Buffalo Gap
had rooms at the Vienna on Saturday.
j.. A. Arnold, OF Kearney, Neb. was
among the Tuesday, arrivals in the city.
Sam Scott, the Rapid hustler, made
the Tin City a business call on Monday.
j. c. Spencer had business in the Tin
City from the l. A. X ranch on Satur-
day.
w. S. Potts was a man from st. Paul
with rooms at the Kleemann Oh Satur-
day.
S. r. Day and daughter were register
ed at the Vienna on Saturday from Otto,
Iowa.
P. E. Hoops and w. Shaffer were
Omaha visitors in the city on Wednes-
day.
j. w. Barnes, Of York, Neb., was
among the arrivals at the Kleemann on
Monday.
Frank Allen, Of Chicago, was added
to the list o guests at the Kleemann on
Sunday.
G. A. Logan was a gentleman from
Redland, California, who Sundayed at
the Vienna.
DR.. w. Preston, of Omaha has been
visiting this place professionally during
the week.
ID. McCurdy and wife were guests at
the kleemann on Saturday from Buffalo
Wyoming.
John Pierson came In from Alliance,
Neb. on Wednesday, and subscribed at
Kleenlann.
j. w. Humpries came in from Dead.
wood on Sunday and registered at the
Kleemann.
s. r. Green of Bangor, Iowa, was not
I'd among the many arrivals n the city
on Wednesday.
Chief Engineer Weeks, ofthe B. & NJ,
came in Thursday on business, and put
up at the Vienna.
j. F. Baker and wife, Of Hermosa,
were noted among the guests at the
Vienna on Saturday.
+. ID. Whitney. an old timer OF the
Eta Tin camp, was q pleasant caller at
this office on Saturday.
Ed Wilson, of IIolyoke, Colorado,
spread his autograph upon the Vienna
hotel register on Monday.
K F. Roberts and q. l.. Cougdon were
prominent Rapid Cityans in the city
on business on Tuesday.
G. F. Schneider, a prominent Rapid
City banker, was in the city on q bust.
ness mission on Monday.
b. T. Pinneo, special Agent for the
b. * Nj. vas an arrival at the kleemann,
OH Wednesday from Lincoln.
j. p. Renshaw, a prominent banker
OF Sterling, Neb., was taking in the
sights at this place on Saturday.
Mont Mclaughlin and Joseph White,
who have been sojonrning in Iowa for
some time, returned to Custer on Thurs
day.
c. K. Ellis and J. G. Hoagland,
were a brace of Crawford gentlemen
who signed at the Kleemann on Wednes-
day.
j. c. Haines and wife, accompanied
by Mollie kapp. anne in Monday from
Rapid City and took rooms at the
Vienna.
E. P and M. o. Cagney came in Tues.
day from Lincoln, to pay off the sub
contractors and employees of the b. &
M. at this place.
ID. X. Snively, a well known Dudley
merchant, and an old time resident Of
Custer. was among the guests registered
at the Kleemann on Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Smith Of this place, de-
parted for Omaha on Tuesday, where
she will attend school during the fall
and winter term. Her brother Wallace
accompanied her as far as Buffalo Gap.
] S. Fuson, a former resident of this
Rt0SCs SAtuC 1h D0Hn kyuuAbO N&D OIL
Thursday, where he has been a resident
since June last. Mr.. F informs us that
he contemplates returning to this place
for permanent location, which his many
friends in this place will be pleased to
learn.
DIR. Buchanan, "the painless dentist"
who has been engaged at this place for
the past three weeks in the line Of his
profession departed on Tuesday for Hot
Spring, Crawford and Newcastle and
will probably be absent about two
months before returning to his head
quarters, in this city.
Tom sweeney the Iron Prince of
Rapid City made his first visit to the
Tin City on Monday, accompanied by
Supt. Willsie, of the Harvey Peak Tin
Company. and was so deeply infatuated
| with the beauty Of the location, and the
| hattering character Of our future pros
poets that IL would excite no surprise IL
he should come again.
J. E. Pitcher accompanied by his
father, (who has been visiting with him
at this place for q few weeks) and +. j.
v. Rutkowski Of this PLACE. departed for
Hot Springs on Monday, from which
| place father Pitcher took the train for
his home at Kearney. Neb. j. L. and
+. ]. v. returned on Wednesday.
]. M. Lewis and wife. and Mrs w. f..
Fletcher, OF this place, departed on
Thursday for Sioux City, for attendance
at the Corn Palace exhibition. Mi.
Lewis will return In two weeks. his wife
will remain three or four months visit
ing relatives, and Mrs. Fletcher will
visit friends ut Onawa, Iowa, for a few
weeks before returning home, Mr.. r., IN
the meantime, will cook his own coffee,
fry his own fiaPjacks and sweep out
every Sunday.
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