Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-08-08
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Wm. Allen, of Cascade, Sundayed in
Custer.
w. L. Reno was up from Buffalo Gap
Sunday.
F. NJ. Stewart, of Buffalo Gap, was in
town Wednesday.
s. D. Blythe, Of Sioux City, spent
Wednesday in Custer.
r. w. Watt, of Lincoln, registered at
the Kleemann Tuesday,
A. S. HALEY registered at the Klee-
mann from Rapid, Tuesday.
Lewis Sutherland, of Rapid, put uT at
the Kleemann House Tuesday.
SnSsssss, 'ES.
a brief visit the early part of this week.
Ben Getchcll and wife spent two or
three days of this week in Deadwood
III. d. Thompson, a Des Moines capital
ist, was a guest at the Kleemann Sun.
day.
p. +. Turner, the we'll known knight
OF the grip, put up OF the Kleemann
Sunday.
C Won Wohrman and J. r. Higgins,
Hill Cityites, were in Custer Saturday,
on business.
s. r. Shsnkland is combining busi.
ness and pleasure in trip to the north
ern Hills this week.
c. A. Knapp, travelling salesman for
st. Paul clothing house, waited on his
Custer patrons this week.
Messrs. d. W. MeFadden and j. +.
Pitcher went up 10 Deadwood Tuesday,
TO attend the K. p. convention.
Harry and Earl Hare, of Hot Springs,
nephews Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Shank
land, were visiting in Custer Tuesday.
Francis Dana, r. T. Bacon, and w. A.
Stratton, Omaha gentlemen. had apart
ments at the Kleemann House Wednes-
day.
John Carr and c. w. Arnold, two
Hermosa gentlemen, were transacting
business at the county capital Wednes-
day.
Geo. X. Bartlett and A. c. Morrill,,
two genial Lincoln boys, are spending
part of their summer vacation in Gus
ter.
Frank Webster returned to his home
at Lead City, Tuesday, after a several
weeks visit with relatives in Custer and
vicinity.
X. III. Pitcher, who has been visiting
with his sous j. f. and c. W. Pitcher for
several months past departed On Satur-
day for Omaha.
Mrs. d. Carrigan and Mrs. ]. s.
Fisher, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Chase and daughter Fannie, of Platts-
mouth, Neb., visited in the northern
Hills the early part Of this week.
Mrs. j. w. Fowler and children, Mrs.
]. NJ Blakely and son. and Miss Lake,
all Of Rapid City, have been at the Klee-
mann House this week, enjoying the
climatic and scenic advantages Of Custer
and vicinity.
Mrs A. L. Van 0rsdel, of Ewing, Neb.,
arrived in this city yesterday morning
on visit to her daughter, Mrs. j. A.
Dodds. The lady is not in good health,
and will remain here until Custer breezes
and sunshine restore her strength.
Mrs. Mcmahon, Of this city, who has
been in indianapolis. Ind, for several
months past, undergoing treatment for
q cancer, returned home Thursday
morning. The lady is entirely cured
and is rapidly regaining lost strength.
Chief Justice Corson, of the supreme
court Of South Dakota, was in Custer
Tuesday, on his way to Deadwood. He
took the Wednesday morning train for
the Northern Hills after pleasant
visit with old friends and acquaintances.
Jas. Lunger, who has been in Pennsyl
vania visiting relatives during the past
two months, arrived home on yesterday
mornings tram. On his way home he
stopped over at Detroit, where 10000
veteran soldiers are holding their annual
national eneampment.
Alfred Gere, who accompanied Supt
Calvert and Engineer Ensign Of the b.
& Nj. on an observation tour through
Wyoming and Montana, returned to his
home in Custer Saturday. During their
two months absence the party travelled
over large amount of territory and
among the notable spots visited by
them was the National Park. where
they spent two weeks.