Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-05-16
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Saturday from Chicago.
IN. Holm of st. Louis had rooms at
Kieemann on Saturday.
Julius Abel was visitor in the city
from Milwaukee on Thursday.
l.. Jacoby had business in this city on
Monday from Des Moines, Iowa.
J. r. Stannard registered in the city
on Saturday from Rapid City.
Louis Everly, of Harney, was a bust
ness caller in the city on Thursday.
c. S. Ruth was guest at the Klee-
mann on Tuesday from Central City.
Alex Clark, of Chadron, was among
the Tuesday train arrivals in the city.
DIR. +. &. Freund, of Deadwood, Wis
tied the city professionally on Saturday.
Ralph Judd had business in the city
from the Squaw Creek Silver camp on
Saturday.
G. II. Henderson was gentleman
from Oshkosh, who Sundayed at the
kleemann.
q. w. Roper was among the Thurs
day arrivals at the Kleemapn from
S. F. Folsom, of Council Bluffs, was
enjoying the invigorating air of Custer
on Thursday.
J.F. Schrader, the well known Rapid
City attorney came in Wednesday on
legal business.
F. F. Turner. the enterprising Omaha
drummer, was Intervening his Custer
patrons on Saturday.
Charles Kloman, the -four man from
Broken Bow, Neb., made Custer busi-
ness call on Tuesday.
d. S. Mayberry, of Newport, Rhode
Island, was noted among the Thursday
arrivals in the city.
ii. A. Piper, prominent resident Of
Rapid City, spent several days in the
Pioneer city during the week.
J. Carlson, L. p. Olson, L. Boyston
and ii. r. Prentice, represented Lincoln.
Neb., in the city on Saturday.
J. L. Buckingham and Alex Shoe
maker were prominent Hermosans in
the city Wednesday on business.
c.. q. Millard and E. NJ. Grady were
gentlemen from O'Neil, Neb., with
rooms at the Kleemann on Thursday.
Judge Feay and w. NJ. Alexander de-
parted on Wednesday for few days So
journ at the Squaw Creek Silver camp.
James Clark and family, who have
been sojourning at Hot Springs for the
past ten days, returned to their home in
this city on Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Smith, young iady stu
dent at the Methodist College. Hot
Springs, was visiting with her brother
w. A. Smith, at this place on Saturday
and Sunday.
]. G. Keith, the hotel king Of Dead
wood, came in from the Squaw Creek
Silver camp on Tuesday, and remained
over until Wednesday, when he depart
ed for home via the b. x M.
Tuli Hitch, who has been chief type
manipulation in the Star Office at Hot
Springs for the past several months,
has returned to Custer, and is now hold
ing down cases in the Mail Office.
Prof Henry Zahn came In from the
Squaw Creek Silver camp on Tuesday.
where he had been on tour of investi
CATION in the interests of the c. x N. w.
Railroad Company. He was favorably
impressed with what he saw, and will
doubtless so report.
Mrs. Barrett B. Breed, Of Cincinnati,
sister Of Mrs. DR.. Taylor, Of this place,
came in the latter part Of last week ac-
companied by her son. Mrs. Breed is
highly pleased with Custer and its de-
lightful surroundings and will visit with
her sister during the greater part of the
summer.
G. M. Seaman and wife, OF st. Louie,
came in on Friday Of last week from
Hot Springs, where they had been So
journing for several weeks for health
and recreation. They have rooms at the
Kleemann, and like all Custer visitors
are delighted with the Tin City and its
enchanting surroundings.
Mrs. Jennie Bigelow, who was some
time ago sentenced to long term In the
penitentiary for the murder of George
Middleton In this county. and who was
sogne time since released from confine-
ment on probation, came In Thursday
FROM Hermosa for the purpose ofcirculat
ing petition In this place 70 the gov
ernor, praying for her unconditional
pardon.