Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-07-07
Personal Mention,

immediate section.
Personal Mention.
Geo. Boland came in Wednesday from
Buffalo Gap on court business.
w. j. Grant was at the kleemann on
Monday from Scotland, s. d.
c. NJ. Cradle, of Edgemont, was a
visitor in the city Oh Saturday.
j. IL. Waterman, OF Lincoln, had
rooms at the kleemann Oh saturday.
c. J. Patton, the Hermosa attorney
came in Thursday on court business.
L. T. Westhelmer was doing business
in the city on Monday from st. Joe, Mo.
j. T. Mcknight came in Tuesday on a
business mission from Brainerd, Neb.
A. Sigman and wife were guests at the
kleemann on Tuesday from Fairburn.
G. w. P. Dinsmore was q prominent
visitor in the city on Tuesday from Fol-
som.
s. Louderback was registered at the
Kleemann on Thursday from Hot
Springs.
Editor Benedict Of the Hermosa Pilot
came in on the 4th, and remained over
on legal business.
j. S. Hungerford, of Deadwood, was
registered with the army of guests at
the kleemann on the 18th.
+. G. and Charles rockingham were
among the guests at the Kleemann on
the 4th from Boston, Mass.
w. II. Dunn, the popular Kansas City
drummer, was among the numerous
visitors in the city on Wednesday.
G. l.. Paxson, j. r. Sharpe, w. c.
Bower and A. c. Boland Of Rapid City
celebrated at the Pioneer city on the
4th.
John stabler and l.. w. Marble came
in from Wind Caye on Wednesday to
help celebrate the 4th and remained
over until yesterday.
DR.. L. l.. Taylor and wife, Of Dead
wood, were among the Tuesday arrivals
in the city who remained over to take
in the celebration on the 4th.
J. A. Kelly and wife, the Misses Maude
Drew, and Alta Smith, j. B. Barthold
and II. w. Jenkins represented Ell
Mountain in the city on the 4th.
Mesdames Mosier and Blair, the
wives of Capt. A. J. Mosier and Lieut.
Blair respectively, of Rapid City accom-.
panied their husbands to this place on
the 4th.
S. f. Wilson, L. s. Gull, and W. L
Judkin, prominent attorneys of Hot
Springs, came in Thursday to look after
their cases in the pending term of the
circuit court.
j. ID. Mcdonald and his sister Mrs. r.
L. Heady were arrivals in the city on
Thursday from the eight wonder of the
world, the celebrated Wind Cave of
Custer county.
Q. Varney, r. S. Milligan S. N. Moses
and wife c. NJ. Moore, A. b. Hulet, f.
b. Smith, and d. Green were noted
among the number from Hot Springs
who helped celebrate the 4th in Custer.
George Fisher, a prominent cattle
grower residing neal Oelrichs came in
with his wife early in the week to enjoy
the celebration and visit for a few days
with his brother DR.. o. Fisher Of this
place.
Genral superintendent Calvert. OF the
B. & NJ, accompanied by his brothers
wife and children, arrived in a private
car on Friday morning. They proceed
ed at once 10 Sylvan lake where Mrs.
Calvert and the children will spend the
summer.
Alexander Hall, of Crawford and Geo.
Weddell, of Arlington, who had been
visiting in the city for several days, pur-
chased a prospecting out fit and went
out to WOO the tickle dame in the placer
mining districts a few miles west of this
city.
Hill City was well represented in this
place on the 4th, among the number
from that place we note the following
who were guests at the Kleemann: Hon
J.. M. Baldwin and wife, r. w. Rowland
and wife, Dell Garfield and wife, f. H.
Ainsworth and wife, D. j. Tighe. N. Nc
CauIy, L. Palmer, C. McGinnis, Miss
Stella Rudesill, Miss Sidua Post, E. A.
Hayes, w. Bakeu. G. Hymer, G. w.
Coats, P. Gehripg, r. B. Rowland, M. r.
Rowland, J. G. Palmer, F. A. Hamilton,
F. 4. Bishop. G. A. johnson. M. Irwin,
c. N. Thomas, S. E. Detchon, E. Allen,
G. NJ. Cation and wife, ia. Hagerman. j.
R. Hayes. Miss Alice Bartell, Miss Maud
Curtis, Z. Coad and George Lampert.