Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-11-09
pPrs0nal M eutlOn.

Personal Mention.
T.. l.. Wright was at the kleemann on
Tuesday from Omaha.
John Cagney, OF Omaha, came in We'd
nesday on court business.
w. O. Bell was at the Kleemann on
Thursday from Lincoln.
w. G. McNeal of Kansas City, signed
at the Kleemann on Tuesday.
G.. A. Zcll was guest at the Kleemann
on Wednesday from Deadwood.
c. Reek, Of Omaha, spent Sunday in
the city, a guest at the klcemann.
Jay Morris was a st. Joe drummer do
ing business in the city on Tuesday.
G. l.. Oliver was a business caller in
the city on Thursday from Chicago.
Hon. s. +. Wilson, of Hot Springs, was
in the city on Tuesday on court business.
John Musselman of Deadwood was in
the city Tuesday on Telephone business.
J. w. Richards was a guest at the
Klcemann On Saturday from Milwau-
kee.
j. X. Welch was registered at the
Kleemann on Tuesday from St. Joe,
Mo.
Chambers Kellar, the Hot Springs at
torney, came in Tuesday on court bust.
ness.
II. X. Pineo was a gentleman from st.
Paul, doing business in the city on Sat
urday.
j. Il. Reddick a prominent Hermosan
was among the Wednesday arrivals in
the city.
Frank Burch the Hill City attorney
was among the Wednesday arrivals in
the city.
c. j. Patton, the Hermosa attorney,
came in Tuesday for attendance upon
circuit court.
w. II. Palmer and NJ. Henne came in
from Buffalo Gap on Wednesday on
court business.
f. r. Juckett, came in from Hot
Springs wednesday on business with
the circuit court.
John DAILY, wife and child, were Klee-
mann house guests on Tuesday from
Cheyenne river.
Jake Lang, the well known Newcastle
merchant, was among the Monday ar
rivals in the city.
Henry Frawley arrived Wednesday
from Deadwood. having business with
the circuit court.
Chas. n. Cooper, of Huron was among
the numerous guests registered at the
kleemann IN Tuesday.
Ii. II. Bsranch was among the guest
registered at the Kleemann on Wednes-
day from st. Louis.
j. NJ. Woods and G.. c.. Hunt we're
prominent arrivals in the city on We'd
nesday from Rapid City.
7. w. Thompson, a prominent bust
ness men Of Whitcwood, had rooms at
the Kieemann on Sunday.
NJ. j. Bailey went to Lead on Monday
to look after his lumber business recent
ly established at that place.
Miss Nettie Knecht, Of Folsom, was
visiting with friends in the city during
the latter part of last week.
nj. Roth, of New York, was noted
among the prominent guests quartered
at the Kleemann on Sunday.
ALBERT Garfield came in from Key
stone on Sunday for a few days visit
with the Custer boys and girls.
J. II. Bcebe the Omaha Bee man was
rustling in the city In the interest OF
that popular journal OH Tuesday.
C. II. Danielson came In Tuesday from
Fairburn, in answer to a summons to
serve as a juror in the circuit court.
A. X. Mallette and w. r. Maxson
came in from Hermosa on Monday for
attendance upon the circuit court.
Floyd Hart and wife, and her sister,
Miss Knecht, of Spring Creek, spent
last sabbath with friends in the city.
J. w. Fowler and G.. j. Buell. were
Rapid City attorneys who came in Thurs
day on business with the circuit court.
j. L. Demman of Whitewood was q
visitor in the city yesterday. He was
enroute to Deadwood from Hot Springs.
s. j. Alexander and w. II. Highlander
were a brace of Lincoln gentlemen
doing business in the city on Monday.
w. o. Temple and G. w. Brown, we'll
known attorneys of Rapid City, came in
Tuesday for attendance upon the circuit
court.
George Raver and w. z. Fletcher de-
parted on Wednesday for Crawford for
attendance at the races advertised for
that place.
William Allen prominent merchant
OF Hot Springs, was q visitor in the city
ON Saturday, and made this Office a.
pleasant call.
COL w. H. Parker, the well known
Deadwood attorney. came in Monday to
look after his cases in the pending term
Of the circuit court.
G. 0. Leopold, advance agent for Hey
woods Celebrities. was in the city ON
Wednesday arranging for the appearance
Of that popnsar dramatic company in
this city on Thursday evening. the 2lst
inst.