Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-10-24
personal Mention.

personal Mention.
J. III. Bossert was a Monday visitor in
the city from Cedar Rapids.
p. II. Bethge was so%joirning in this
place on Monday from Detroit.
John Daley. Of Hermosa, vas a visitor
in the county seat on Saturday.
w. b. Ray, of Deadwood, was an over
Sunday guest at the Kleemann.
L. L. Govern was a guest at the klee-
mann on Saturday from Omaha.
George Black had business in this
place on Monday from Hill City.
o. 2. Bush was quartered at the Klee-
mann on Saturday from Denver.
A. J. Kellar, of Hot Springs was a
guest at the Kleemann on Monday.
A. T. Galloway, of New York, had
rooms at the Kleemann on Saturday.
Ray Rupert, the Chicago traveller, was
dong business in the city on Saturday.
j. Westpha'ing of Omaha, was calling
upon his Custer patrons on Tuesday.
V. o. Harmon, of Chicago, was tran
sact!ng business in the city on Tuesday.
7. +. Boswell, of Racine, Wisconsin,
had rooms at the Kleemann over sun
day.
c. +. Zimmerman of Iriquois, S. d.
was quatered at the Kleemann oil Tues
day.
/. Perrin was a Kansas City man who
made Custer a business call on Tues
day.
Louis Goldsmith, the st Joe traveller
was doing business in this place on Mon
day.
q. l.. Thorp Of Lincoln. made Custer
one of his periodical business calls on
Monday.
L. G. Dunn was rustiing trade orders
in the city on Wednesday for his Coun-
Gil Bluffs firm.
w. Wilson was among the business
callers IN this place on Wednesday from
Hot Springs.
Mrs. J. NJ. and Miss A. NJ. Carr, were
registered at the kleemann on Monday
from Denver.
Samuel Scott left for Deadwood by
private conveyance on Wednesday OH a
business mission.
7. NJ. Warren, the well known Chey.
enne river stockman, had business in
the city on Saturday.
+. J.. Longyear, of IIibbing, Minnesota
was noted among the guests who Sun
at the Kleemann.
Isaac Downing, l.. l.. Davis and j.. ii.
Iintz were among the Saturday visitors
in the city from Keystone.
Odo Reder and wife returned on Sun.
day from Terry, where they enjoyed a
brief visit with their sons.
NJ. r ellis, j. NJ. Dixon and III. Hood
were among the business callers in the
city on Saturday from Omaha.
j. NJ. Lewis, of Sioux City, who has
been visiting wiki his uncle, j. NJ.
Lewis Of this place for the past four
weeks, departed for his home on Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Gundlach returned
from Deadwood on Tuesday evening,
where they were called by a telegram
on Sunday, announcing the death Of
their %son-in-law, James Hall, who died
in that place on the day named.
C. II. spaulding and wife and the
Misses Bennett and Mcconnell of Dead
wood, came in Sunday from the lime
stone range, where they had been
recreating for a few days. They were
guests over night at the Kleemann,
departing for home on Monday.
j. +. Beatty, an old pioneer of White
wood, who, with his family, had been
enjoying an outing in the wilder por-
tons Of Wyoming, came in on Friday of
last week. They were guests at the
Vienna until the following day, when
they departed for home via Sylvan
Mrs. w. II. Roddle, Of Brookings, s.
D., Grand Worthy Matron of the Order
ofthe Eastern Star ofSouth Dakota, and
wife of the republican candidate for
secretary of state, was in the city the
part Of last week. She was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Towner
in the city.
Prof. Rothermc!, of Denver, the gifted
diyiner of hidden mineral DEPOSITS, was
among the Monday arrivals in this city,
mission being the determination of
the precise location o%funknown mineral
deposits that are supposed to exist in
certain localities not distant from this
city. Whether or not his mission has
proved successful, has not, as yet, been
given out,