Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-07-11
Personal Paragraphs.

O Lorangcr, was in the city on Mon
day from Tilford.
II. l.. Whitney, was in the city on
Wednesday from Omaha.
j. Kelly of Edgemont, came Monday
and signed at the Kleemann.
L. Marsh WAS registered in the city on
Wednesday from Spiker, Neb.
c. A. Stokes came in Wednesday from
Rapid on important business.
+. NJ. Westervelt came in Monday
from Lincoln on business mission.
II, A. Lancsday had rooms at the
Kleemann on Thursday from st. Louis.
County Treasurer Tunley went to
Dcadwood yesterday on court business.
d. Il. Florida, came in Wednesday
from Hot Springs to cool of. lie cool
cd off.
j. l.. Denman, of Whitewood, was
noted among the Wednesday arrivals in
the city.
7. Z. Eskins had business in the lity
yesterday from his Red Canyon cattle
ranch.
X. c. Lake, prominent Rapid City
banker, had rooms at the Kleemann on
Monday.
William Bryant was among the train
arrivals in the city on Thursday from
Chicago.
!. A. Webb came in yesterday from
Hill City to enjoy few hours Of metrop.
olitan life
DIR. J. l.. Conant, Of Buffalo Gap, was
sojourning in the city On Tuesday and
Wednesday.
| +. Nj. Stewart. a prominent merchant
Of Buffalo Gap, had business at the
capital on Tuesday.
DIR. Fisher departed for Hill City on
Thursday, where he was called upon
professional business.
F. w. Wilkinson was among the num-
ber of guests registered at the Kleemann
OH Monday from Omaha.
w. H. Mitchell, d. r. Garfield and
w. II. Stokes were trio Of Hill Cityans,
who had business in the city on We'd
nesday.
A. NJ. Baird, prominent citizen OF
Lincoln, came in Thursday from that
| place to visit his family, who are So
journing in this city for the summer.
Attorneys Reynolds and Porter, OF
this place, left for Rapid City on Tues
| day, where they were called to look
after legal matters in the interest of Gus
ter county.
Sylvester Judd was in the city yester-
day from the Squaw Creek silver camp,
and reports the camp in very flourish
ing condition with very fattering out
look for the future.
s. ID. Cook, of Sioux City. who has
been sojourning at Hot Springs and Gus
ter for several weeks past. came in from
the former place en- Thursday to take in
another installment Of Custer ozone.
F. c Tucker, Of lincoln, resident
engineer for the B. & M. arrived in the
city on Wednesday aud win remain sew
eral days on important business, the na-
ture, of which will be reported as
soon as determined.
Messrs. }. f. Pitcher, Fl. A. Albien,
Paul Kleemann, NJ. Daley and N. s..
Tubbs departed for Deadwood on Mon.
day. where they will serve their country
as U. s. jurymen during the court term
now pending at that place.
Mrs. c. D'Oench and Miss II. Deepen
dahl of st. Louis. were registered at the
Kleemann the latter part Of last week.
They came to Custer to enjoy its delight
ful and invigorating atmosphere, and
win remain several weeks.
Supt. Mallalieu, Of the Nebraska State
Industrial School, at Kearney, accom-
panied by his wife. passed through on
Thursdays train, en- route to Dealwood.
They returned last evening. and will
remain over to-day in the city.
DR.. Maple and wife, Of Beatrice, Neb.
arrived in the city on Tuesday where
they have decided to locate permanent
Iy. The doctor will engage in the pract-
Ice Of medicine at this place, and enjoys
a high reputation in his chosen profess
sion.
iss Jennie Olds, who has been en-
ployed for several terms as teacher in