Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-11-02
Personal Mention.


o. Millsap, of Omaha, was a guest at
the Kleemann on Tuesday.
j. II. Leigh had business at the county
seat on Tuesday from Hermosa.
J.. Goldsmith was a guest at the Klee.
mann on Saturday from st. Joe.
F. P. Hesnard was n visitor in the
city on Tuesday from Hot Springs.
G. r. Keene was a Chicago man quar-.
tered at the Kleemann on Thursday.
j.. G. Johnson was q business caller in
the capital city on Saturday from Buffalo
Gap.
S. +. Sprague was among the Wednes-
day arrivals in the city from Minneap-
oils.
DIR. j. A. Paddock came in Thursday
from Deadwood on professional bust
ness.
g. NJ. Lewis came in Tuesday from
Hastings, Neb., and signed at the Klee-
mann.
Chambers Kellar came in from rIot
Springs to look after important legal
business.
Judge G. +. Smith returned on Satur-
day from a brief business visit at Hot
Springs.
r. w. Watt, representing a Lincoln
furniture house, was busy in the city on
Saturday.
ii. II. Francis, who has been making
an extended tour Of the east, returned
on Tuesday.
w. l.. Alexander was noted among
the Sunday guests at the Kleemann
from Omaha.
G. w. Pitcher and w. w. Olds were in
Dcadwood on business during the early
part of the week.
IT. Gilmore, of Deadwood, who spent
a day or two in the city, departed for
home on Saturday.
j. NJ. Jones and VIM. Unzisken, were
business callers in the city on Wednes-
day from Omaha.
John Treber, the genial and popular
Deadwood merchant, had rooms at the
Kleemann or Thursday.
Miss Lutte Temple. Of Rapid City,
cams up on Saturday last for a two
weeks visit with friends.
Nels Torkelson, of Folsom, was noted
among the valley visitors in the city on
Tuesday, on business bent.
w. +. Knapp, representing a Chicago
patent medicine firm, was doing bust
ness in the city on Saturday.
+. l.. Markham W rustling trade or
ders in the city on Saturday in the
interest of a Milwaukee firm.
DR.. j. A. Paddock, who was visiting
Custer professionally. returned ia bis
home in Deadwood on Saturday.
Miss Della Putnam, who is teaching
on Spring creek, came up home on
Thursday for rest during the remainder
of the week.
j.. u Baker, II. F. Johnson and r. F.
Bacon were a trio of Omaha trade rus
tiers plying their vocation in the city
on Thursday.
S. n. Fitch, who has been sojourning
in Washington state for the past few
weeks, returned on the Tuesday morn
ing passenger.
q Mrs. Albien, mother of Fl. A. Albien
of this city, departed on Thursday eyen-
ing for New Jersey, for an extended
visit with reatives.
w. II. Tody, representing the Star
Tobacco company of st. Louis, was In.
t%erviewing Custer merchants OIL Thurs
day in the interest of his firm.
10. Rownd. of Cedar Falls, Iowa,
who has been making an extended visit
with his nephew, S. r. Shankland and
family, departed on Saturday for Hot
Springs for a two weeks visit with rela-
tiyes, after which he will return to
Custer and resume his visit for the
winter.
Henry Altman, a popular Chicago
mining expert, who had been making a
tour of the various mining camps of the
Hills. spent a day or two investigating
Clusters mining %sourc during the
latter part of last week, with which he
expressed himself as being very favor
ably Impressed.
S.. F. Elliott, the efficient agent of the
B. & NJ. at this place, departed On Mon
day with his wife for a two months tour |
in the east on business and pleasure !
combined. A. T.. Delahoyde, who occu-
pied a similar position at Edgemont,
will have charge Of the station here
pending Mr.. Elliort's return.