Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-05-19
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
j. c. Carson was an arrival in the
city on Saturday from Omaha.
! W. Bachus was visitor in the city
on Thursday from Cleveland, Ohio.
c. O. Hoagland came in on Thursday
on business from Fort Dodge, Iowa
i. w. Powers, of Grand Island, was a
guest at the kleemann on Saturday.
j. A. Hershey was visitor in the city
on Thursday from Burlington, Iowa.
J, II. Schenk, the Sheridan miner
spent Monday and Tuesday in the city
August Rcomer was booked at the
KleemaDn on Thursday from St Louis.
w. NJ. Fuller and J. p. Manz repre-
sented Omaha in this place on Sunday
ID. c. Guild, came in Monday on a
business mission from Plattsmouth
Neb.
r. J. Mcintyre, Of Aurora. Neb., was
qnartered at the Kleemann on Satur.
day.
u. Phelps was Kleemann House
guest on Wednesday from Racine, Wis
consin.
Geo. A. Turner, was sojnrning in the
| city on Monday and Tuesday from Hot
Hprings
c q Carleston made Custer another
periodical visit on Tuesday, from Ali
ance Neh.
+. I. Dexter was gentleman from
Boston who had rooms at the Kleemann
on Saturday.
/. NJ Fnrlong, representing Chicago
wholesale hardware house, was soliciting
orders in the city on Tuesday.
J. II. Waterman, wife and son OF
Lincoln were among the guests register
ed at the Kleemann on Monday.
Ed l.. Grantham returned on Thurs
day from Lincoln, where he had been
for several days on business mission.
G. II. Breck III. j. Meyer, and j. l..
Houston were trio Of Omaha gentle
man taking in the sights Of the city on
Tuesday.
J. A. Letter. the genial rustler for q
Leayen worth cigar firm, was interview
ing dealers in his line Of goods in this
place on Thursday.
w q. Porter left for Sturgis on Tues
day for attendance at the trial of the
Hicks brothers and Walker, which was
set for wednesday.
II. Musfelt and wife, of Stewart Neb.,
were noted among the train arrivals on
Thursday, who were given comfortable
quarters at the Kleemann.
Mrs. c. w. Pitcher departed on Thurs
day with her children for Evansville.
Indiana, where she will spend the sum
mer with relatives and friends.
The Misses Annie and Matte Halli-
day departed on Friday of last week for
| Valentine. Neb., at which place they
will remain during the summer
Mrs. Edward Rogers took the train
on Sunday morning for Hill Git" for q
brief visit with relatives and friends
residing at, and near that place.
| j. l. Sebinius, prominent mining
man of Duluth, MINI, came in Tuesday,
and will spend some time in this vicinity
investigating the mineral resources of
the region.
Mrs. james Chase, who has been visit
ing for the past two weeks with rela-
tives in this city, departed for her home
at Hastings, Neb.. on Mondays east
bound passenger
Harry Bolan, a former resident Of this
place who has been running restaur
ant at Rapid for years, sold out recently
and came to Custer Thursday with his
family to look up new location for
business.
Assistent Vice President Higginson
of the b. & NJ, and party embracing a
trio of railroad gentlemen and their
wives, arrived on Monday mornings
train and spent the time between trains
in viewing the beauties of Sylvan lake
and its enchanting surroundings.
Col. Thornby, who has been for the
past three months taking in the sights
from Maine to the Gulf, came in on
Saturdays passenger, accompanied by
Mr.. George b. Clason, former division
superintendent of the c., M. 4 st. p. Ry
with whom he will make a tour of the
Hills with view to personal pleasure
and whatever there may be in it for
their material welfare.