Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-09-29
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
c. F. Graham was in the city on Sat-
urday from Deadwood.
w. &. MARI was taking orders in the
city on Saturday from Omaha.
J. D. Miller was a Chicago man doing
business in the city On Saturday.
Odo Reder made Deadwood a business
call in the early part Of the week.
Knutt Rose had rooms at the Klee.
mann on Tuesday from st. Louis.
Neil Dennis was among the Saturday
arrivals in the city from Fairburn.
9. w. Burton registered at the Klee-
mann on Saturday from Edgemont.
John Pierson was among the Wednes-
day arrivals in the city from Hot Springs.
ii. w. Gront was a guest at the Klee-
mann on Tuesday from Waterloo, Iowa.
II. W. Watkin was canvassing the city
on Tuesday in the interest Of an Omaha
firm.
+. S. Ainsworth and A ii. Marshall
represented Omaha in the city on Sat.
urday.
f. j. Mcclure was in the city on We'd
nesday on a business mission from
Chicago.
B. X. Wood, the attorney, departed for
Rapid City yesterday morning OH legal
business.
Mrs. S. Fitch and her little daughter
Gladys, departed on Tuesday for a visit
at Deadwood.
j. p. Cobb, representing a Baltimore
drug house, was taking orders in the
city on Tuesday
ID. X. Snively, a prominent merchant
Of Edgemont, came in on Tuesday on a
business mission.
j. c. Spencer, was quartered at the
Kleemann on Wednesday from the
l.. A. X. cattle ranch.
j. n. Hershey and Isaac Gochring
were among the Tuesday arrivals in the
city from Hot Springs.
Miss Cora Wier left on Tuesday for
Deadwood, where she will attend school
during the coming winter.
Sheriff Willard went to Deadwood
Wednesday morning on official bust
ness, returning Thursday evening.
+. J.. Mowers, the queensware man of
Des Moines, Iowa. was discussing trade
topics with Custer merchants on Mon
day.
j. w. Flanders, Of Lowell, Mass, trav-
cling advertising agent for Ayers patent
medicines was doing the city on Thurs
day.
w. +. Benedict, J. f. Reddick and
DR.. II. J. Churchill were prominent
llermosans in the city on Saturday.
Walter Upper, the efficient deputy
postmaster, returned from a brief visit
with his father at Lead City on Monday
evening.
F. VI. Stewart, A. w. Riordan ard l..
b. Reno were in the city in attendance
at the democratic convention on Satur-
from Buffalo Gap.
s. n. Fitch returned the latter part OF
last week from the eastern cities, where
he had been for a number of DAYS pur-
chasing his fall stock of dry goods.
Mrs. Knecht, accompanied by her son
and daughter came in from her valley
home on Sunday for u visit with her
daughter, Mrs. o. r. Ebey of this place.
The Misses Maggie and Laura Kali
were arrivals in the city On wean--an,
from Earlham, Iowa. They will yisiI
for a short time with Mr.. and Mrs. A. j
Evans.
Miss Edna Olny, of Burr Oak, Kan,
sas, who has been visiting for several
weeks with the family Of L. A. Dickson
of this place, departed for home on
Monday.
Miss Winta Mckinney came in from
Ord, Nebraska, on Tuesday, and will
remain during the coming winter with
her sister, Mrs Mott, and attend the
Custer public school.
Miss Bessie Lake came in from st
Louis, No, on the Sunday morning
passenger. Miss Lake is the daughter
Of our fellow townsman ii. +. Lake
with whom she will remain permanent.
ly.
John Olsen and William Thompson
brick masols, came in Monday from
Akron, Ohio, and are now employed
laying the foundation for the engine
and boiler Don at the axle grease fac.
tory.
j. NJ. Swisher came in the latter part
Of last week from Provo City, Utah, ac.
companied by his wife and baby EtheI
for a visit with his mother Mrs. ii. ID
Reynolds, and sister Mrs. c. S. Mana,
han of this city. Himself and wife are
so delighted with the Scenic City tina,
it is more than probable that they viii
make up their minds tc locate here per
manently.
Rumor Says
That Denis Carrigan is soon to erecr
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