Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-16
Personal Mention,

Fersonal Mentlon.
G. A. White had business in the city
on Wednesday from Rapid.
j. w. Daniel was among the Sunday
arrivals in the city from Chadron.
George Messenger was a visitor in the
city from Buffalo Gap on Sunday.
r. N. Harvey, of st. Joseph, Mo-, was
soj%ourning in the city on Monday.
&. f. Hanna was an arrival in the city
on Wednesday from Tarkio, Ohio.
ID. Higbee was registered at the Klee-
mann on Monday from Fremont, Ohio.
A. II. Matthews and wife were guests
atthe Kleemann on Monday from Rapid
City.
j. G. Blddlemar came in Saturday
from st. Paul and took rooms at the
Kleemann.
A. w. Beuter came in Sunday from
Deadwood to look after his mining in
terests in this vicinity.
DR.. J. A. Paddock, of Deadwood, was
noted among the guests registered at the
Kleemann on Monday.
o. L. Tucker was a gentleman from
W~oonsocket, S. D., who had rooms at
the kleemann On Saturday.
f. A. Thornton, representing an
Omaha wholesale house, was taking or
ders in the city on Tuesday.
II. Bracher was investigating the
status of Clusters future business out
look on Monday, from Deadwood.
Mrs. c. w. Durand, of Kansas City, a
sister of Mrs. +. i. Grantham of this
place, came in Thursday with her little
daughter Alethea, and will visit with
her sister for a few weeks.
r. 5. Gleason, Of De Smet, S. d., a
prominent candidate for the nomina-
ton of state superintendent of public
instruction, was sojourning in the city
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
G. F. Stevenson, of Yankton, secretary
Of the Masonic Insurance Company Of
that rlace, came in Wednesday from
Hot Springs, where he had been in at.
tendance at the meeting of the NJ asonic
grand lodge.
G. n. Hamlin, Of New York, who has
been investigating the mineral deposits
of the southern Hills for the past few
weeks, with headquarters in this city,
returned on Wednesday from a visit to
Hill City, quite favorably impressed
with the mining outlook Of that section.
Among the number Of Custer Masons
in attendance at the meeting Of the
grand lodge A. F. & A. VI. at Hot Springs
this week we note F. J. V. Rutkowski,
w. g. Porter, DR.. o, Fisher, w. w. Odds
and j. L. Pitcher, the wives of the three
last named accompanying their hus-
bands.
Mrs. Albert Pike came in from Iowa
on Monday to join her husband. who
came to this city six weeks ago and ac-
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Reder's steam planning mill. They are
now comfortably located on Fifth street,
and will remain permanently in the
Pioneer city.
The Misses Annie and Matte aalli-
day, who have been visiting for a few
weeks with their brother near Valen-
tine, Nebraska, returned to their home
in this city on Sunday, and were de-
lighted with the change from the torrid
plains Of that region, to the more enjoy
able climate, and delightful environ
ments of the scenic city of the Hills.
Mesdames Willis and Fitch, who have
been making an extended visit with
relatives in New York, are expected to
return on the train to morrow morning.
Mr.. Willis went to Omaha to meet them
and escort them home. T. w. Delicate
and wife, who have been visiting friends
at Lincoln, will join them at that place
and accompany them or their return.
Mrs. Maude Flick, of this city, is visit
ing with her friend and former school
mate, Mrs. j. NJ. Robinson, at Chadron.
Mrs. Flick is a graduate of the Chadron
high school, and it was during herschool
days at that place that she became &C
quainted with Mrs. r., between whom
astrong feeling Of friendship was formed,
which has strengthened in the lapse of
the Intervening years.
Rev. J. ]. Shingler and wife, who
have been absent at Omaha in attend
ance at the annual meeting of the Con-
gregational Home Missionary society,
are again at home in this city having
returned on Monday. They met a warm
welcome from a host of friends, and
were delighted to note the marked i'm
provement in the interior appearance Of
their coy home, made by the ladies of
the church during their absence.
William Fields, c. l.. Simmons and
John Clemenson, of Elk Point, S. d.,
who were in attendance at the late
meeting Of the Masonic grand lodge at
Hot Springs, were visiting with Chas.
Garfield and family, on Wednesday and
Thursday, who are old friends and
former residents of Elk Point. The
gentleman were delighted with Custer,
~pronouncing ii the most beautiful
town they had seen in the state.
Bilious Collie.
Those who are subject to attacks of
this disease will be interested in the ex-
perience of Mrs. f. Butler, of % Fill
o Street, Fairhaven, Conn. She