Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-05-02
Personal Mention.

j. p. Clarey, Of Omaha, had business
in the city on Tuesday.
John O'Brien represented Sioux City
IN this place or Wednesday.
NJ. l.. Fox registered at tho Kleemann
or Wednesday from Deadwood.
J. G. Hansen was among the Tuesday
arrivals in the city from st. Joe.
j. c. Gibson was q guest at the Klee-
mann on Tuesday from Lincoln.
j. Kelso was a guest at the Kleemann
on Wednesday from Grand Island.
ii. Claybaugh was doing business in
the city on Tuesday from Chicago.
John Omex was a Sunday guest at the
Kleemann from Atchison. Kansas.
+. +. Hall. of Rapid City, was in the
city Saturday or a business mission.
l.. w. Marble returned on Thursday
from a professional VISIT to Edgemont.
ID. ID. Mudoett was among the arrivals
in the city on Wednesday from st. Joe.
J.. b. Jenness was a business caller in
this place on Monday from Sioux City.
ii. c. Chase, Of Warica, Minnesota,
had rooms at the kleemann on Tues
day.
G. II. Bergman was a business caller
in the city on Wednesday from st.
Louis.
G.. A. Bartholomew and wife were
guests ut the Kleemann on Saturday
from Hermosa.
w. S. Mari, Of Omaha, was noted
among travelling men who Sundayed a.
the klcemann.
r. T. Ballard was looking after the
wants Of his Custer patrons on Monday
from Kansas City.
T. j. Cunningham of Lincoln dropped
in on Wednesday to look after the wants
of his Custer patrons.
j. II. Mitchell, representing q st. Joe
wholesale house, was doing business in
the city on Thursday.
q. l.. Thorp was among the CONNER
cial travellers soliciting trade in the city
on Saturday from Lincoln.
Ii. liardwick, the Pearline dispenser,
from Pearline, New York, was doing
business in the city on Monday.
George Mill, the Custer county sheep
man, came in Wednesday, from his
ranch near Fairburn on a business mis-
sion
j. G. Carson, the genial Omaha trade
solicitor, came in from Deadwood Mon
day to look after the wants of his Custer
patrons.
I. NJ. Taylor and Preston Brooks. Of
Red Oak, Iowa, came in Sunday to
spend a few days viewing the sights in
and around the scenic city of the Black
Hills.
DR.. II. +. Rate, Of Hill City, came i
Tuesday on professional business, and
left for Keystone on Wednesday, where
he had several surgical cases awaiting
his attention.
Lee Yong, mot sure as to name a
Deadwood Mongolian, came IN from that
place on Thursday, and will succeed the
late lamehted Lee kow as washee man
at the old stand.
Mrs. Nj. j. Bailey, daughters and
niece Miss Nellie Chandler, left on
Wednesday for a six weeks visit with
relatives in Shenandoah, Iowa. They
friends in Lincoln.
Harry ID. Clark came in from Hot
Springs on Tuesday, for the purpose of
visiting the mining properties of the
Buckhorn Mining company, west ofthis
city, in which he is interested, but on
account of the heavy winds prevailing,
decided against making tine. trip, and
returned home on the evening train.
{. +. Zimmerman, of %Iroquois, S. D.,
the well known bank examiner, came
in from Deadwood OF Sunday, and re-
NAMED over until Monday evening.
He made an examination of the First
National bank of this city on Monday,
which he found to be in q very satis-
factory condition, in strict keeping with
all former reports made upon this safe
and reliable institution.
Capt. G. A. Haserodt came in from
Hot Spring on Tuesday to see his
numerous Custer friends, and look after
his business affairs. The Captain is the
picture of health, haying fully recu-
perated his health by his extended So
journ at Hot Springs. He informs us
that he expects to return to Custer to
stay, sometime during thecoming week,
which will be pleasing news to hi.
Custer friends.