Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-01-05

Personal Mention.
+. II. Smith came i'm on business from
his cattle ranch on Wednesday.
Z. A. Holyoke was doing business in
the city on Saturday from Omaha.
w. H.. Brauch was a visitor in the city
on Saturday from Cawber, Kansas.
A. Warner was a guest at the Klee-
mann on Wednesday from Elk Noun.
tain.
p. J. Hartman, of Amber, Iowa, was
among the guests who Sundayed in the
city.
+. A. Lane was q guest at the Klee-
mann on Saturday from jamestown,
Kansas.
J. w. Fowler, a Rapid City attorney,
had business before the circuit court on
Monday.
Chambers Kellar, a Hot Springs attor.
ney was in tine city Thursday on legal
business.
/. F. Roll came in Saturday from
Marsland, Neb., and took rooms at the
Kleemann.
Frank Burch was among the guests
registered on Thursday at the Kleemann
from Hill City.
A. d. Clark, the Cheyenne Canyon
coal operator, came in Saturday on a
business mission.
T. w. Delicate and wife returned on
Monday from Nebraska, where they had
been visiting friends during the holt
days.
Capt. r. II. Pitcher returned from
Chicago on Monday to spend New Years
day at home. He left on Wednesday
on a business mission to Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Mullen returned
on Wednesdays passenger from O'Neil,
Nebraska, where they were visiting
with friends during the holidays.
l.. Ballou, A. w. Riordan, l.. B. Reno
and S. Summers were a quartette Of rep
reseltative citizens Of Buffalo Gap who
had business with the circuit court on
Monday.
j. =. Ford, the Hill City painter and
paper hanger, came in Wednesday, and
will be engaged for a short time decor
ating the interior surface Of Custer
residences.
ii. II. Hillinger, a brakeman on the
Elkhorn road, came in from Chadron on
Monday, to testify against q man named
Gibson, who was indicted for an assault
upon him at Buffalo Gap some time
ago.
Cy Cole, the well known lumberman
and ~prospec;or of Keystone, had busi-
ness in the city on Saturday, and made
this office a pleasant call lie is highly
clated over the prospects of the Key
stone camp.
Capt. Megrew, commander of the Sol
diers Home at Hot Springs, came in
Monday to attend the trial of Gibson, an
old soldier, who was indicted for an as
sault upon ii. II. llillinger, at Buffalo
Gap a few months ago
Mrs. d. w. McFadden and children,
accompanied by her sister Miss Grace
Johnesse, departed on the Tuesday
morning train for Deadwood, whittier
they went to visit friends. They are
expected to return on this evenings
passenger.
w. +. Benedict and DR.. II. j. Church.
i'll came in from Hermosa on Tuesday
by private conveyance, taking in the
Keystone camp and Hi CITY on the
route. They are loud in their praise of
the keystone camp, in the future sue.
cess Of which they express the most
~unwavering confidence. Their business
in this place was with the circuit court.
j. L. ri cher departed on the We'd
nesday evening train for Pierre, where
he will probably remain during the
coming session of the state legislature.
Mr.. Pitcher is a candidate for assistant
secretary of the senate, a position he
filled with much credit two years z o
and his chances for being again chosen
for tina, position are conceded to be ex
ceedingly bright.