Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-05-23
Personal Paragraphs.

EoEbOhhi tabASpasos
WI. Smith was Tuesday visitor in
the city from Chicago.
L. A. Lee, Of Detroit had rooms at the
Kleemann on Tuesday.
J.C. Barclay signed at the Kleemann
on Tuesday from Omaha.
G.. w. Blair was a stranger in the
city from Oshkosh on Thursday.
J.P. Ware came in from Oelrichs on
Monday on q business mission.
George Hubert had business in the
city on Monday from Deadwood.
J.D. Davis. of Hot Springs, was regis
tered at the Kleemann on Sunday.
w. s. Marr. subscribed at the Klee-
mann on Wednesday from Omaha.
G. r. Miller. Of Sioux City, was a
guest at the Kleemann on Saturday.
f. N. Walling was booked at the
Kleeniann on Tuesday from Lincoln.
G. Lincoln, of Portland, Oregon, was
among the Tuesday train arrivals in the
:ity.
w. n. Perry, of Mitchell, was taking
in the sights at the Pioneer City on
Thursday.
J.K. Weyer. the popular st. Louis
drummer, called on his Custer patrons
on Monday.
+. Martin was noted among the
Thursday arrivals at the Kleemann
from Omaha.
+. G.. Ellis, was a gentleman from
Kar sas City, at the Kleemann on
Wednesday.
w. III. Van Slyke. Jos. Sampson and
G. D. Knapp represented st. Paul in the
city. on Tuesday.
+. T. Hesnard, Of Hermosa, had busi-
ness at the County seat several days
during the week.
w.. Galloway, the Neigh, Neb. -four
man was waiting upon his Custer pat
rons an Wednesday.
c.. Millard and c. NJ. Grady were
sojourning in the city on Saturday
from O'Neill, Neb.
A. e. Weir, Of Minneapolis, was adj
ded to the number OF guests at the
Kleemann on Thursday.
Ben Holstein, the Deadwood hide
buyer was doing business in The city
on Friday and Saturday.
Cy Cole, the rustling lumberman of
the Squaw Greek Silver Camp, made
Custer business call on Sunday.
Paul Rewman, of Deadwood, was in
the city Monday on business for the
Black Hills Telephone Company.
Jos. Bergman, o. u. Peterson and j..
e. Carson were noted among the sAtur-
day arrivals in the city from Omaha.
J. B. Crawford, the genial foreman of
the A U Z cattle ranch, was sojourning
in the city on Wednesday and Thursday.
T. F. Mclaughlin and wife returned
on Saturdays delayed train from an ex.
tended visit with friends at Center
Point Iowa.
n. r. Mckay, an old resident, who
has been located for some time at Hill
City, returned to this place on Satur-
day to remain.
j. ii. Schenck we'll known pioneer
prospector of Sheridan, was exchanging
greetings with his old time Custer
friends on Thursday and Friday.
Il. G. Fruend, the Deadwood dentist.
Tafsuay feniafsis: :~-s'';'is 5vsf uHs i'f' issi
evening, when he departed for Hill
City.
Among the number of Obstetrics who
took the Monday morning train for
Deadwood, we hote Paul Kleemann and
wife, ID. Carrigan, A. I. Feay and B. Il.
Wood.
DIR. II. d. Jennings and II. NJ. Spronl.
of Hot Spring, came in Wednesday for
attendance at a meeting Of the Custer
Masonic lodge, upon which occasion the
third degree of the order was conferred
upon the first named.
Mrs. A. I. Van Devort, and children
departed on Thursdays passenger, for
Detroit, where she will make an extend
ed visit with friends. Her husband ac-
companied her as far as Minnekahta
station on his way to Hot Springs.