Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-04-07
Personal Mentlon.


George Scott was IN the city on Sat
urday from Lead City.
j. s. White WAS registered at the
kleemann on Monday from Omaha.
d. J. Burke came in Saturday on a
business mission from Schuyler, Neb.
Howard Paul, advance agent for DR..
d. \. Clark, was Sunday arrival in the
city.
Henry Schenk. Of Shdridan, was TAX
ing IN Custer sights on Thursday and
Friday.
c. +. Carlton, Of Alliance, Neb.. was
registered guest at the Kleemann on
Wednesday.
Sheriff Willard and deputy ?. D. Nc
Clelland visited Hot Springs officially
on Monday.
w. S. Mari, the affable Omaha itin-
Grant trade rustler, was busy in the city
on Saturday.
Post Office Inspector Fosness, of Des
Moines, was in the city on Saturday on
official business.
Chauncey Wood, a prominent attor
ney Of Rapid City, came in yesterday
on legal business
Chambers Kellar, the Hot Springs
attorney, was in the city on Wednesday
on legal business.
Mrs. Jeff McDermott was guest al the
Kleemann on Wednesday and Thurs
day from Rapid tity.
F.. r. Juckett. the attorney, and l.. w
Perkins represented Buffalo Gap at the
county seat on Monday.
Miss Sarah Walsh departed for Lead
City on Monday, for brief visit with
her sister, Mrs. Hy Monheim.
j, A, Kelley and wife, Of Elk Noun
tam, were among the numerous guests
at the kleemann on Tuesday.
j. 2. Johnson was a gentleman from
kearney, Neb.. visiting in the CITY
on Friday with Rey. J. j. Shingler and
family.
j.. =. Letter, representing the whole.
sale cigar house of fRothenberg & Sch!oss,
Leavenworth, Kansas. was doing bust.
ness in the city on Thursday.
DR.. D. A. Clark, the popular eve. ear.
nose and throat specialist, Of Deadwood
came in Monday and remained over
several days administering to the wants
Of his numerous patients, with head
quarters at the Kleemann.
JEFF McDermott, everybody knows
JEFF, was billed to leave the Hills on
Thursday for Durango, Colorado, With.
er he goes to superintend operations for
a large mining company. He goes from
Lawrence county where lie has for
time been engaged in mining.
w. Z. Benedict, the Hsrmosa Pilot
man, was in the city on "Wednesday and
made TIE CHRONICLE Office pleasant
call. He reports a favorable outlook
for large crops in his section this season
Of grain and gold. ard general revival
of prosperity, which we earnestly hope
may be amply realized.
ID. w. Webster returned from O,nah.
On Sundays passenger, where he has
made an extended visit. Mr.. Webster
Is engaged in the mercantile business in
this city, and during his sojourn at
Omaha he thoroughly Investigated the
business situation of that place with
view to combining his purchases to that
point for the future.
Mrs l.. A. Huntington, who has for
number Of years been making her home
with her daughter, Mrs. J. X. Cruson,
residing near this place. departed on
Tuesday for Belle Plaine, Iowa, her
former home, near which place two of
her sons and one daughter reside. Her
son-in.law, Mr.. J. X. Cruson, accom-
panied her on her journey.
Mrs. McFadden and Mrs. Gilbert.
mother and sister respectively of w.
of this place, who, for the
past two years. have been residents of
this city. departed on Sunday for the
cast, the destination Of the former being
Aurora, Neb., and the latter Sioux City,
Iowa. Their many friends In Custer
wish them safe voyage out, and hope
or their early return. 1,
J. N. Moore and daughter Hortense,
{ Hot Springs, came in Saturday, and ]
emsinsd over Sunday, guests ofA. VIII