Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-14
Personal Mention,

part of this week in Custer.
l.. B. Reno. of Buffalo Gap, was in
town Tuesday, on legal business.
Dan Phinney, of Spokane, was greet
ing Custer friends the first of this week
Mrs. Jas. Cochran and little daughter
returned from their eastern trip, Thurs
day last.
! W. Ii. Mitchell was down to the
Springs on legal business. the frst of
this week.
Denis Henault departed for Chicago
Saturday evening, expecting 20 return
about the 18th.
Miss Imogene Reder, of Sylvan lake,
departed for Chicago Friday evening of
last week, to attend the fair.
{. c. Crary is in Chicago attending
the exposition and combining considsr-
able business with the pleasure.
Attorney C. J. Patton, J. b. McCloud
and NJ. j. Scanlan represented Hermoss
at the county capital this week.
Editor Benedict and wife, Of Hermosa.
were in Custer Tuesday, guests at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Feay.
Mrs. d. Carrigan returned from Lead
City, Sunday evening, accompanied by
two daughters Of Mrs. w. A. White
States Attorney Porter went over to
Rapid City Monday TO resist the motion
for new trial in the Messenger case.
T. z. Mullen, one Of Clusters numer-
Gus worlds fair excursionists, returned
to this city Wednesday morning, after
a three weeks absence.
A. G. Davis was in the northern Hills
Tuesday and Wednesday, and secured
contract to supply the Homestake with
q large amount Of lumber.
DR.. w. Z. Crouter arrived from New
castle Wednesday morning, and spent
that day and the next one doing dental
work for his Custer patrons.
Mrs. Morse Griffis, who had been
visiting with her mother for a couple of
weeks, departed Sunday morning for
her home in the northern Hills.
Miss Anna Kimble went down to Hot
Springs, Saturday evening, for a few
days visit with friends. She returned
home by Wednesday mornings train.
Miss Elsie kleemann departed Satur-
Hav f. I
will resume the studies which she left
at the commencement Of the summer
vacation.
A. J. Mills returned from the exposi-
ton city Tuesday morning, and the
fund of information which he brought
with him will provide his friends with
entertainment for weeks to come.
|. L. V. Lewis, of New York City, one
of the present owners of the Gold Star
mill. arrived at Custer by Tuesday
mornings B. & NJ. passenger, and i'm
mediately drove out to Four Mile to
take his first view Of the plant since its
completion.
Mrs. Lois Zellers, who has passed the
summer with Caster relatives, departed
for her home at Omaha, Sunday even
ing. She was accompanied as far as
Hot Springs by her sister Mrs A. T.
Feay. Mrs. Feay returned home from
the Springs Tuesday morning.
II. ]. Stone, who has represented Gus
ter at the White City for nearly four
months, returned Sunday morning, and
is once more welding the tonsorial
weapons at his old stand on Custer
Avenue. Mr. Stone went to the fair in
tending to see just about all there was
to he seen, and the time he spent there
enabled him to do the exposition thor
oughly and Systematically.
Mrs. II. A. Albien and Mrs. F. ]. v.
Rutkowski departed for Chicago on
Friday evening Of last week, expecting
to be absent ten or twelve days. In ad-
dition to visiting the fair Mrs. Albien
will select fall and winter dry goods
with which to stock her store in this
city. Mrs. Rutkowski will attend the
exposition and visit with her sister,
Mrs. Ward. who is at present residing
in Chicago.