Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-10-06
Personal Mention.

A. B. Mutz had business in the city
on Saturday from Lincoln.
8. r. Hawkins was at the Kleemann on
Saturday from Grand Island.
M. A. Dodge made Custer a business
call IN Monday from Hill City.
David Cohn was taking in Custer
sights on Tuesday from Denver.
+. A. Cole was a visitor at the county
seat on Monday from Buffalo Gap.
II. J. Meyer was among the Sunday
guests at the Kleemann from Omaha.
&. F. Carleton, of Alliance, was in the
city on Saturday on a business mission.
G. H%ollingurst was registered at the
Kleemann on Sunday from Atkinson.
Neb.
j. c. Spencer had business in the city
on Saturday from his Beaver creek
ranch.
III. w. Orr and John Thurston took
rooms at the Kleemann on Saturday
from Lincoln.
+. NJ. Furlong was noted among the
arrivals in the city on Tuesday from
Chicago.
NJ. A. Currie and James Richards
We're a brace of Omahans qusrtered at
the Kleemann on Saturday.
Judge William Gardner and wife re-
turned from their European wedding
tour on Friday Of last week.
A. w. Case, L. II. Cannon and A. B.
Lyons were gentlemen from Omaha,
with rooms at the Kleeman on Tuesday.
II. ii. and Joe Francis, b. r. Wood,
c. G. Crazy and Frank Walsh returned
from a brief visit to Rapid City on Sun
day.
Harry Woodward, representing a pro-
minent st. Joe millinery establishment,
was busy taking orders in the city on
Monday.
j. III. Fordice, Of Russellvill Indiana,
came in the latter part of last week, ac-
companied by his son J. n, to look after
his mining interests in this vicinity.
Among the Obstetrics who spent last
Sunday at Hot Springs, we note Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Carrigan, Mrs. DR.. Yost, Mrs.
w. G. Porter, w. +. Hanley and Ii. A.
Albien.
George Bliss, who was recently con-
victed at Deadwood upon the charge OF
forging Express money orders was
sentenced to six years in the state peni
Tertiary.
DR.. O. Fisher, democratic candidate
for the state senate, took the train on
Thursday evening for Edgemont, where
the leading democrats Of the district
were billed for a grand rally.
II. l. Mastick, of Fairburn, candidate
for clerk Of courts on the populist
ticket, was doing a little missionary
work in his own behalf and for the good
of his ticket on Saturday.
A. ID. Clark came in Sunday from his
Cheyenne Canyon coal mines, and de-.
parted on Monday for Deadwood, with
a view to making arrangements to sup
ply that city with the best coal ever
found on earth.
w. L. Benedict, Of Hermosa, republi-
can nominee for states attorney, was in
the city on Wednesday and Thursday,
making new acquaintance and ex-
changing friendly greetings with his
numerous friends.
Miss Elsie Kleemann, the accomplish
ed daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Klee-
mann OF this city, departed for st. Louis
on Monday evening, where she will re-
sumo her studies in one of the leading
educational institutions of that city.
Mrs. s. d. Basford, of Fairburn, re-
publican candidate for Supt. of Schools,
was in the city on Wednesday, en- route
to Elk Mountain. whittier she went with
a view to advancing her political inter-
ests by enlisting the wives and daugh.
tiers of the voters in her behalf.
j. r. Wilson, the Deadwood attorney,
and w. II. Bonham, late editor of the
Pioneer of that place. came in on yester-
days passenger, each upon a special
business mission. Mr.. Bonham now
represents the Denver Times-Sun, in the
interest of which paper his time and at
t%ention is 0 being directed. The
CHRONICLE acknowledges a friendly call.
q. l.. Woodbury., of Oxford, Mass, an
old time Black Hitler. who came to Gus
ter in 1875, and was the fortunate pos
SCISSOR of n o. the most valuable claims
in Deadwood gulch in 1876, came in on
Saturday, accompanied by A. ii. Nc
Intyre of Springfield, Mass, and will
take in Deadwood and other points in
the Hills with q view to investment in
mining property.
Mrs. Mary Van Alstine Maxson.
The above well known elocutionist