Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-07-22
Personal Mention,


Will C. Jones, of Wind Cave horse
ranch was in town the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Hart and children
returned from Alliance, Monday morn
ing.
Attorney s. f. Wilson, of HotSprings,
was an arrival on the Thursday morning
train.
Ed. G. Walsh went up to Lead City
Saturday morning, for a few days visit
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mitchell and
children returned from Hill City We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Lena Schole. of Lead City, has
been the guest of Miss Sarah Walsh dur
ing the past week.
d. w. McDadden and P. ii. Johnston
visited Hill City on Tuesday. 1t was
the II. p, Co.'S pay day at that place.
Miss Carrie Castor, daughter of Tobias
Castor, of Lincoln, is the guest of the
Misses Naples at the Carrigan home.
Henry Monhein returned to his home
at Lead by the "Wednesday morning
train. Mrs. Nj. is still the guest of Custer
relatives,
f. A Dickson and family have been
visiting with friends who reside on the
other side of the Wyoming line, during
the past ten days.
II. b. Hare, secretary of the Black
Hills Chautauqua Assembly was the
guest of his uncle, =. X. Shankland, dur
ing his s~ojourn in Custer, the first Of
this week.
Mrs. T. J.. Taylor, who departed from
Custer two months ago for her former
home in Kentucky, passed through this
city on her way to Hill City, Wednes.
day morning.
Mrs. Ii. /. Dodds and little son, and
Mrs. Van Ausdell, the mother of Mrs.
Dodds, departed Wednesday evening for
southern kanas, where they expect to
make their home with relatives.
Deputy Sheriff p. ID. McClelland, who
had been out on the round up for sever
al weeks, returned to Custer Tuesday
evening. Paul looks bronzed and
hearty, and his outing evidently did
him a world of good.
Mrs. II. r. Schaefer, and Miss Tyler,
the ladies from Syracuse, N. Y, who
have been visiting in Custer for two
weeks past, went down to the Springs
Sunday evening, and returned to Custer
by Tuesday mornings train.
w. T. Ellison returned to Custer Sun
day morning after All absence of several
months, which time he had spent in
Nebraska and Iowa. Judging from his
conversation and appearance the trip
was very beneficial to his health.
!. L. V, Lewis q gentleman who has
been heavily interested in Black Hills
mining property for ten or twelve years
arrived in Custer from New York City
Monday morning Mr.. Lewis was &C
companied by his son, A. s. Lewis.
Judge Gardner just returning from hi
trip to the coast, passed through Custer
en- route to his home at Rapid City Sat
urday morning. He was seer at tn,
depot by a number OF his Custer friend.
and assured them that he had great,
enjoyed his vacation.
j. Nowlan one ofthe prosperous ranch
ers of the lower Rapid valley, is visiting
the family of his daughter, Mrs. j. :
Peltz, Of this city. Mr.. Nowlan was il
very poor health when he reached Gus
ter last week, but has already beer
greatly benefited by the change.
Sam Moses, a we'll known cattlemal
and a detective of considerable note
was a passenger on the north boun,
train, Tuesday morning. A number O
his Custer acquaintan es,,snjoyed a pleas
ant chat with him during the few NON
snts the train stopped at the depot.
Chas. r. Miller, who was one of tn,
visiting Masons at the Springs las
week, returned to his home in this cit,
Saturday morning. He reports the in
~stitution of a Perfection Lodge unde
the most suspicious circumstances, an,
u royal good time enjoyed by all VIII
participated in the ceremonies.
Judge D. Cosron, of the suprem,
bench of South Dakota, was in Custer
Thursday, meeting old acquaintance
and making new ones. We understan,
that the judge will be a candidate 70
reelection this fall, and it is stated b,
those IN position to know that I'll,
probability that he will succeed himsel
is a strong one.
A. J. Broadhead, who recently remoy
ed from this place to Point of Rocks
came up to attend the l. o. o. F. in
stailation and banquet. Mr.. Breaches,
tells W that the members of his fault,
are all enjoying, good health, tina
his crops are doing we'll, and he seem
to be very we'll satisfied with his ne,
location.
The wife, one son and two daughter
: Of Nj w. Ensign. a we'll known B. 4 M
, civil engineer, arrived in Custer tn
first of the week and will pass the sum
mer here. The family is occupying on
of Edward Rogers houses, in the north
: ern part Of town. They are more thai
3 pleased with Custer, and are thorough
enjoying their stay in our beautiful
city.
Misses Ola Smith, Susie Lamerton
Anna Miller and Miss Robins. Msssr:
F. H. Mollring, NJ. j. Kohns. Geo. F
Miller, G. Pettigrsw and r. 0. Cars
? thorne, are the names Of the member,
Of q party of ladies and gentlemen from
Newcastle who drove into Custer Sun
day afternoon, after two or three day.
of camping out at Sylvan Lake. They
had quarters at the Kleemann SUNDAY
night, and the following morning start
cd for Wind Cave.