Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-10-20
PersouaI Mention.

Z. II. warren, OF Omaha, was among
the Sunday guests at the Kleemann.
A. H. Marshall of Omaha, was quar-
tered at the Kleemann on Wednesday.
]. c. Spencer, Of the L. A X. cattle
ranch. was visitor in the city on Tues
day.
f. r. Johnson, Of St. Louis, was an
interested observer in the city on Wed.
nesday.
II. w. Otis was gentleman from Red
Oak, Iowa, who had rooms at the Klee-
mann on Wednesday.
Geo. II. Mead, the genial Omaha com
mercial traveller, was taking orders in
the city on Tuesday.
+. E. Shepard was a gentleman from
st. Joe, Mo-, who had business in the
city on Tuesday.
o. w. Dunn was soliciting trade in
the city on Thursday, in the interest of
an Omaha business firm.
j. Fl. Waterman, Of Albany, New
York, was noted among the arrivals
at the kleemann on Tuesday.
VI. r. Tillotson, r. II. Connor and Fl.
A. Gayhart, ably represented Hot
Springs in the city on Wednesday.
A. B. Mutz, William Robinson and
Samuel Leland were registered at the
kleemann on Monday from Lincoln
w. J. Grant, prominent resident of
Scotland, S. D., was taking in the sights
of the city on Monday and Tuesday.
James Cash, a prominent mining man
of Duluth. Mimi, came in yesterday 10
take look at the mineral deposits of
this vicinity.
w. v Rapport. Of Madison, Nebraska,
U. S. pension inspector, was at the
Kleemann on Thursday, taking 6eposi-
tlons in a special case.
L. c. Dunn and c. F. Toll, of Council
Bluff, were brace Of genial commercial
rustlers, who were busy interviewing
Custer merchants on Friday
A. A. Powell, of Hot Springs, tarried
over Thursday night in the city on his
return from Deadwood, where he had
been doing duty on the U. 5 grand jury.
DR.. Oliver Fisher, democratic candi-
date for state senator, spent day or two
at Hot Springs this week, making the ac-
quaintance Of the voting people Of tina,
baileywick.
Rev J. J. shingler and wife left on
Thursday for Spearish, for attendance
at meeting Of the society of the Chris.
tian Endeavor, where they will remain
over Sunday.
Sampson Jetfery, Of Lead City, the
newly appointed State Mine Inspector,
was among the Wednesday train ar
| rivals in the city. His mission was the
inspection of the various mines in this
vicinity, which duty he entered upon on
Thursday morning.
i Geo. F. Harris. formerly a resident of
this city, came in Saturday from the east
after an al ,ence of over two years, dur
ing which time he has been travelling
in Wisconsin and Minnesota taking
photographs. He will remain perma-
nently in this place.
A. D. Clark, the coal not chalk tals-
! er arrived in the city yesterday from
his popular and prolific mines of Chey-
enne Canyon. He has been extolling the
merits of his coal so long and industri.
ously that the people have now imbibed
firm belief of its excellent character.
j. II. Whann, a mining man of Cleve-
land, who has been sojourning in this
city and vicinity for the past sixteen
months, and who in the meantime has
been investigating the merits of the
gold deposits Of this section, departed
for his home on Sunday. With view 10
enlisting eastern capital in the purchase
and development of the same.
Hon. G. J. Patton, OF Hermosa, repub-
lican candidate for representative, was
in the city on Thursday and Friday
shaking hands with his friends, and
doing little missionary work for him.
self and party. Mr.. Patton will un'
ioubtedly make a strong run. as bis
marked ability and ack knowledged fitness
for the position would justify no other
conclusion. His election is also especi
ally important in view of the vital fac
that there is U. s. senator to elect.
g. X. Johnesse and sister. Ollie, will
take their departure from this place
next week for Idaho, where they have
each been rendered desirable positions
the former with the Upton Mining CON,
pany at Silver City. and the latter with
the Orchard coumpany at Payette, al
stenographer. Their numerous friends
| in this city will learn of their departure
with much regret. but will nevertheless
extent their most ardent wishes for
their future prosperity.
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