Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-05-04
Personal Mention.

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Personal Mention.
/. Goldsmith was in the city on Sat.
urday from st. Joe.
w. e. Dunsing came in Monday on
business from Chicago.
E. d. Cotton, of Boston, was Sunday
guest at the Kleenann.
w. G. Kiser was at the Kleemann on
Saturday from Redfield.
III. w. Grout had business In the city
W Monday from Chicago.
20 =. Green was doing business in the
city on Monday from st. Paul.
A. F. Fay registered at the Kleemann
on Saturday from the Keystone.
A. ID. Steward, of Deadwo ood, was a
guest at the kleemann Saturday.
Aubert Garfield has been visiting in
the city this week from Keystone.
w. G. Steele was visitor in the city
on Monday from Des Moines, Iowa.
r. J. Miller, OF Lincoln, was among
the Sunday guests at the Kleemann.
c. p. Paff was among the Wednesday
train arrivals in the city from Chicago.
j. Harris was registered guest at the
Kleemann on Wednesday from Omaha.
r I. Bacon, the frisky Omaha drum
mer, was rustling in the city on Satur-
day.
A. d. Steward came in from Dead.
wood on Thursday and took rooms at
the Kleemann.
+. Cuthbertson, representing an Oma-
ha wholesale firm, was doing business in
the city on Thursday.
]. F. Edmonds, of Deadwood, was in
the city Saturday, onbusiness before the
county commissioners.
Y. q. Biddleman was gentleman
from St Paul, who had rooms at the
Kleemann on Wednesday.
G. A. Bartholomew and Ed Stenger,
at the county seat on Saturday.
J. II. Knowles. X. b. Ross and +. F.
Turner were trio of Omaha travellers,
who were busy in the city on Tusday.
5. y. Fitch and tis estimable lady
went e ast for goods early in the week.
Before returning home Mrs. f. will visit
in Lincoln.
Otto 2. Tn. Grantz, popular mining
expert of Deadwood, was among the
guests registered at the Kleemann on
| Thursday.
Cy Cole. the we'll known lumberman
and mining rustler of Keystone, came
in Thursday to look after his business
at the eastern end of his rustling range.
Troy Hale, the well known horseman,
who has been a resident of the city for
several months, was joined by his family
, n Monday, and will make Custer their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J F. Barnhart. of Oma-
ha, brother of o. Barnhart, after q
months visit, returned home on last
Fr day. Mr.. B. was highly pleased with
our place and people.
w. +. Benedict took the Tuesday
evening train for Edgemont, where on
Wednesday evening he officiated as in
shutting officer of the new lodge of Odd
Fellows then and there organized.
Mr.. Rainey, travelling vender of
preparation which is claimed to cure all
the maladies which plague and poster
the human race, including corns and
blnions, has been canvassing the city
with good success during the week.
Wallace Smith and W. 8. Wood visited
Keystone on Monday, returning home
the next day. They report the place
rather quiet at p. .esent, on account Of
the closing down of the Holy Terror,
but that lively hope for speedy re-
viyal of good times is manifest on every
hand.
J. NJ. Metcalf, Of the Lininger 4 Met
calf company of Omaha, wholesale
dealers in agricultural implements, and
F. L. Mitchell, manufacturer of wagons,
buggies, etc, of Racine, Wisconsin, came
in on Supt. Phelan's private car attach
ed to the regular passenger train on
Thursday. They are out on q tour of
pleasure and recreation. They took in
Sylvan lake on Thursday, with which
they were highly delighted, and de-
parted for Keystone via Hill City yes
terday.
J. w. Hanna, the genial and energetic
manager of the axle grease factory. took
the east bound passenger last evening
for Wabash, Indiana, where he will at
once pack up his household effects and
ship them to this city. expecting to re-
torn with his wife and daughter-in.law
in about ten days, at which time it is
expected the factory will be blown in
for regular operation. His son Hugh
will have charge Of the factory during
the absence of his father.