Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-06-29
Personal Mention.

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George Sexton was at the Kleemann
on Tuesday from Lincoln.
w. S. Pool made Custer a business call
on Thursday from Lincoln.
f. b. Douchy was registered at the
Kleemann on Monday from Lincoln.
Mrs. G. Doty was a guest at the Klee.
mann on Tuesday from Hot Springs.
f. NJ. Vroman was a business caller in
the city on Thursday from Edgemont.
Miss Ollie Martin was a guest at the
Kleemann on Tuesday from Buffalo
Gap.
w. NJ. Savage was taking orders in the
city on Saturday in the interest of st.
Louis.
Il. Bremhart and son were guests at
the klecnann on Saturday from Chi
cage.
Aired Johnson returned Thursday
from a brief business trip to Hot
Springs.
Frank Hitch and wife came in from
Edgemont on Thursday for a brief visit
in the city.
I. III. Dunn and II. c. Stale were
guests at the Kleemann over Sunday
from Omaha.
Il. Il. Wood and w. G. Porter de-
parted for Keystone on Wednesday on
legal business.
1. w. Thompson was sojourning in
the city or Tuesday and Wednesday
from Wildwood.
+. +. Grady was a commercial trav-
eller from Chicago, doing business in
the city on Saturday.
James Door, a life insurance solicitor
from Aberdeen, S. d., took rooms at the
Kleemann on Monday.
M. G. Fosness, Of Des Moines, Iowa.
was among the guests registered at the
Kleemann on Monday.
Mrs. Willard and children returnedt
on Sunday from a very pleasant yIsi
with friends at Pring'e.
w. +. Alexander and +. f. Van Bus
kirk were quartered at the Kleemann
On Wednesday from Omaha.
Mrs. q. NJ. Bartlett and son, George,
were noted among the Thursday ar
rivals at the kleemann from Lincoln.
NJ. Lehman, the Deadwood dry
goods merchant, was a visitor in the
city on Saturday on a business mission.
J. c. Carson and r. f. Bacon we're a
brace of well known commercial timer.
ants doing business in the city on Tues
day from Omaha.
Mrs. Odo Reder left the latter part of
last week for Bosworth, Missouri, where
she will spend a month visiting with re
latives and friends.
John Barnes came i'm Tuesday from
Central en- route to Four Mile, where he
has accepted a position as amalgamator
at the Old Charlie mill.
j. ]. Clover and wife and Rev. Father
M~cKendrick were noted among the
guests registered at the Kleemahn on
Saturday from Rapid City.
Superinten dent Calvert, Of the B. &
NJ and family departed for Deadwood
on Monday, after spending the Sabbath
.,a.., n1aa a. N ,tlx, ~ Sxl,aH lala
F. w. Kimberly, the impressible
joker and myth provoker, representing
a Chicago wholesale house. was ~sojourn-
ing in the city on Saturday and Sun.
day.
F. J. V. Rutkowski took the train for
Deadwood on Monday, to look after the
treatment of the two cars of ore shipped
to that place from the Globe mine last
week for reduction.
John Mussslman, the telephone man,
came in from Deadwood on Saturday to
look after the new line being built to
Wind Cave and Hot Springs, which was
completed to Pringle citation on that
day.
j. E. Pitcher went to Hot Springs on
Sunday to meet the newspaper boys,
being intimately acquainted with q
number Ia the party. He was also with
them during their visit to Sylvan lake
and Deadwood.
Edgar E. Morrill, and Harry C. Zering
Of the Lincoln (Neb.) University, came
in Sunday to spend their summer yaca.
ton in cool Custer. They know what II
means TO summer here, having tried II
the past two summers.
Hon. John A. Picker and his private
secretary, l.. H. Bailey, were among the
arrivals from Deadwood on Tuesday
The Major, who is no stranger here, met
a large number Of acquaintances who
were pleased 10 extend him q most cor,
dial greeting. He accompanied the
newspaper boys to Sylvan lake on Wed
nesday, where he went wild over thu
magnificent scenery for which that place
is rapidly becoming proverbial. He
was concluding an extended visit to the
Hills, the object ofwhich was to famili
arize himself with the wants and re
'quirements of the region in the direc
ton Of national legislation.