Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-05-25
Personal Mention.

III. ,. ROOT was visitor IN the city on
Saturday from Keystone.
Martin Chapman came in Saturday on
business from Lead City.
g. w. Her was at the Kleemann on
Tuesday from Minneapolis.
j. J. Williams had rooms at the KIee-
mann on Thursday from Denver.
L. j. De Noon, The Lincoln drummer.
was busy in the city on Monday.
c. w. Russell had rooms at the Klee-
mann on Sunday from Milwaukee.
II. F. Chappelle registered at the
Kleemann on Saturday from Chicago.
j. Morris was among the Saturday
guests at the Kleemann from Omaha.
j B. Craven and wife were visitors in
the city on Monday from Red Canyon.
S. NJ. Houghton, of Hot Springs. was
a business caller in the city on Tues
day.
III. G. Stotler WAS registered among
the guests at the Kleemann on Wednes-
day.
w. Kremsy was among the Sunday
guests at the Keemann from York,
Neb.
A. d. Steward and Jnd Grant came in
Saturday from Deadwood on mining
business.
J. w. Evans and Mrs. J. G. Alexander
dined on Sunday at the Kleemanu from
Four Mile.
Dan Gallagher and Alex Irvine were
sunday guests at the Kleemann from
Hill town.
A.. ]. Lamb was talking up the merits
OF Lincoln as a trade center in this place
on Tuesday.
J. A. Kroner, of Helena, Montana,
was among the guests who Sundayed at
the Kleemann.
George Sexton, the Lincoln CONNER
cial traveller, was an active rustler in
the city on Thursday.
Ed Cuthbertson, the genial Omaha
knight of the road, was doing business
in the city on Monday.
w. F. Vic Roy spread his unique au-
tograph upon the Kleemann register on
Saturday from Council Bluffs.
L. G. Dunn, representing a Council
Bluffs wholesale house, WAS interview
ing Custer merchants on Monday.
J. S. White and F.. D. Evans were
rustling trade in the city yesterday in
the interest of Omaha wholesale houses.
Mrs. J, +. Pitcher returned on Tues
day from an extended visit with her
brother, j. w. Thornby, at Hot Springs.
Miss +. Shumate, one of the teachers
in the Hot Springs high school, spent
Saturday and the Sabbath visiting at
the NJ. +. parsonage.
| Bill Jones, a prominent Custer Coun-
ty stockman, who recently returned
from a purchasing tour in Mexico, wal
doing business in the city on Thursday
Chris Meyers, of Hot Springs, was in
the city on Saturday, making arrange
ments for opening new meat marke
at Jas. Clark's old stand on Custer
Avenue.
Miss Ella Ward came in Thursday
from Chicago for an extended visit with
relatives in this place. Miss Ward is q
grand daughter of Capt G. A. Haserodt
and a niece of Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. "
Rutkowski of this place.
Nate Pool and Chris Myers came in
from Hot Springs on Wednesday on a
business mission. Hot water seems TO
be doing good work for Nate, who is
as ruddy and robust as a spring ro5bin
and the record of his weight on Clark s
hay scales is out of sight.
States Attorney w. E. Benedict left
on Saturday for Rapid City on business,
from which place he departed on Sun
day for Yankton for attendance at a
meeting of the grand lodge of the l. o.
o. F. He was accompanied by his
father who returned to his home at
Canton, where he will spend the sum-
mer looking after his business affairs.
and probably return to this place in the
fall. b. NJ. Tunley, of this city, and
other representatives of the various
lodges of the Hills were also passengers
on the same train with Mr.. Benedict.