Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-12-21
personal Mention.

&. l. Tubbs came in Thursday from
Edgemont on a business mission.
L. B. Stephenson had rooms at the
Kleemann on Saturday from Lincoln.
c. +. Knapp was a guest at the klee-
mann on Saturday from Minneapolis.
j. Ii. Waterman was a business caller
in the city on Thursday from Lincoln.
q. +. Zoll war among the Sunday
guests at the Kleemann from Deadwood.
Robert Wilson was n guest at the
Kleeinann on Thursday from Grand
Island.
Miss Norton and the little Shope
lassies left for their future home in Lead
on Tuesday.
w. S. Mari, the genial Omaha trave.-
er, was taking orders in the city on
Wednesday.
Odo Reder ran down to Edgemont on
a business trip on Tuesday. He return
cd Thursday.
#. J. Morrow was among she guests
registered at the Kleemann on Wednes-
day, from Norfolk, Mob.
Il. X. Wood and w. G.. Porter went
over to Keystone Wednesday on i'm
portant legal business.
i. S. Jackson and J. =. Walton were
Lincoln trade rus,lers interviewing Gus
ter merchants on Wednesday.
James Cochran returned to his min
ing camp near Rockford on Tuesday,
after n few days visit with his family.
John Treber, the we'll known Dead
wood merchant. was looking after his
business affairs in the city on Tuesday.
J.. 5. Edwards, w. b. Hogan and w.
NJ. Fuller were Omaha commercial
ray elers doing business in the city on
Monday.
II. w. Watt and G. L. Thorp were
skirmishing for trade orders in the city
on Saturday in the interest Of Lincoln
Wholesale houses.
Miss Eura Holiday came in Saturday
from Beatrice, Nebraska, to visit during
the holidays with her cousin, Mrs. S. +.
Elliott, Of this place.
Judge c. +. Smith went to Rapid City
on Thursday on business connected
with the settlement of the estate Of II.
S. Hammond, deceased.
+. Cuthbertson, i. T.. Wright and w.
Davenport were a trio Of Omaha COM
mercial r~ustlers looking after the wants
of their Custer patrons on Saturday.
Mrs. w. V. Starkweather, who has
been visiting for the past six weeks
with relatives in Wisconsin, returned to
her home in this place on the Sunday
evening passenger.
Mrs DR.. Oliver Fisher came in early
in the week from Otto, Iowa, where the
doctor is now located in the practice OF
his profession. Mrs. i. will visit for q
time with her numerous Custer friends.
Mr.. Scott, a prominent stockman Of
the northern Hills, came in Saturday,
accompanied by his wife and daughter
for a weeks visit with his sister, Mr.. b.
NJ. Tunley, and other relatives and
friends residing in this city.
ID. Carrigan left on Friday Of last week
for Omaha and other eastern points OF
a business mission. He is expected to
return to-day, accompanied by his
daughter Dollie, who will spend her
holiday school vacation at her home in
this city.
Fred S. Dunn. q brother Of Mrs. NJ.
A. Willis, formerly with Powers Bank,
of Rochester, New York, came in Tues.
day from that city, having accepted a
position in the dry goods house of
Messrs. Fitch & Willis of this place.
where he will remain indefinitely.
J. w. Hanna, general manager of the
Axle Grease factory, departed on the
Monday evening train for Chicago, ac-
c%ompanied by his wife. Mr.. Hanna
visits Chicago on business connected
with the factory, and will probably be
absent two or three weeks. Mrs. Hanna
will visit with her daughter in Chicago
until spring.
ID. X. Snively and c. l.. Tubbs, repre-
sentative citizens Of Edgemont, came in
from that place the latter part of last
week, and, with Odo Reder, of this
place, visited their mineral pain: mine
q few miles northwest of this city, which
they are 10Y developing, with a view
to the future treatment of the product
at the paint plant now being erected by
them at Edgemont.
Mr.. Butteriield, (nis initials have
escaped u.s. brother Of II. q. Butterfeld
of this place, came in Saturday fir, m
Chicago, for u brief visit with his
brother, and incidentally size up the
merits Of the mines in this locality. He
expressed himself as being favorably
impressed with a number of the mines
visited and predicts for Custer a most
prosperous future.
Rev. Geo. ii. MacAdam, pastor Of the
the Methodist church of Deadwood, and
j. S. Bently, commercial agent of the
b. & NJ, were among the Deadwood ar.
rivals in the city on Monday. They
took an early drive TO Sylvan lake on
Tuesday morning where they break
tasted and basked briefly in the scenic
beauties, and returned to the city in
time to take the morning train for home.
They expressed themselves as being
highly pleased with their visit, the only
disagreeable feature being its brevity.
Holiday Rates.
One and one-third fare for round trip
via the Burlington Route, Dec. "a. 25. 81