Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-18
Personal DENTON.

Personal Mention.
ID. NJ. Wolf, the Lincoln trade rustler
was busy in the city on Saturday.
w. l.. Urion, representing an Omaha
firm, was doing business in the city on
Saturday.
/. q. Harding was noted among the
guests at the Kleemann ON Saturday
from Deadwood.
II. T, Bacon, the we'll known Omaha
traveller, was soliciting orders in the
city on Saturday.
A. Sigman, Of IIermosa, was in the
city on Tuesday, looking after his min.
ing interests.
Il. Funk, representing q Chicago
wholesale house was rustling trade in
the city in Thursday.
Ray Rupert, the Chicago trade %rustler,
was plying his vocation in the city on
Tuesday with satisfactory results.
Court Stenographer Grantham came
in Saturday evening from Rapid to
spend the Sabbath with his family.
7. S. Howell was interviewing Custer
merchants on Tuesday in the interest OF
Of a Council Bluffs wholesale house.
ii. ID. Curtis, the Omaha Traveller was
soliciting trade in the city on Thursday
in the interest of the firm he represents.
Ed Towns, the genial representative
Of the Sioux City Journal publishing
house, was busy in the city on Satur-
day.
J. A. Wingard vas busy rustling or.
ders in the city on Saturda1 for the
popular Omaha wholesale house he
represents.
IL Cunningham, the Lincoln drum.
mer was in the city on Thursday exhib-
iting his samples and taking orders for
goods in his line.
b. X. Wood and w. Ct. Porter took
the Tuesday evening train for Hot
Springs, to attend a meeting of the
Buckhorn Mining company at that
place.
L. j. Walter and L. b. Jenness were
added to the list of guests ut the Klee
mann on Tuesday, whose mission in the
city WA ouo of n par.iy eusiness char
acter.
w. U~nzicker, 0. L. Liyington and S.
NJ. Ioughton were noted among the
Omaha commercial itinerants who were
busy r%ustling trade orders in the city on
Tuesday.
Johnny Swisher is visiting with his
mother in this city. He has decided to
leave Edgemont and will depart for
Cripple Creek, Colorado. tomorrow
evening to remain indefinitely.
Robert and Lewis Rogers, and Albert
Pierce, of Hay Springs, Neb., left for
home on Saturday last, after a two
weeks delightful visit with the family
of Mr.. Frank Rogers, brother of the two
first named.
Miss Lettie earns, recently a teacher
in the Pennington county schools, and
sister of Miss Ladra earns of this city,
spent Thursday on a brief visit en-
route for her home in Grand Island
Nebraska.
J. L. Coffey, of Newcastle, who is in
terested with other Newcastle parties in
the recent gold strike on Castle creek,
came in from Castle creek on Monday.
and reports considerable activity in the
new camp, and a bright outlook for
future successful mining operations.
Cy Cole, the well known lumberman
and p%rospector of keystone, was a visi-
tor in the city on Tuesday, and made
this office a pleasant call. lie reports
everything moving along encouragingly
in that promising district, and abundant
confidence manifested on all sides for
the future success of the numerous min
ing enterprises there inaugura,ed.
Mrs. Charles Baty and children de.
parted on Thursday for Forest CITY,
Missouri, where they will visit with re
by the following members ofthe the local
latives during the remainder of the
winter. Mr.. Baty expects in the mean.
time, to completes = new residence upon
the site of their former home recent,
destroyed by fire.
Grand Master w. z. Benedict, depart
Thursday morning for Hermosa where
he instituted a new lodge of the /. o. o
F. in the evening. He was accompanied
lodge of this place who assisted in the
institution of the new lodge: W. G
Porter, M. A. Willis, Paul McClelland
Frank Walsh, Friend Meeker, Isaa,
Ainslcy, Ed. Wyttenbach, c. Wilkensor
and j. w. Blair.