Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-10-17

Personal Mention.
r. A. HAYNES signed at the Kleemann
on Tuesday from Omaha.
q. L. Hathaway, of Kansas City, had
rooms at the Kleemann on Saturday.
J. B. Day was a guest at the Kleei
mann on Saturday from Castalia, Iowa.
j. NJ. Woods, Of Rapid City, was
noted among the Monday visitors IN the
city.
G. L. Thorp, the Lincoln trade timer
ant. was calling upon his Custer GUS
toners on Saturday.
NJ. G. Cottrell, o. w. Briggs and A. W.
Ray were guests registered at the Klee.
mann on Tuesday from Deadwood.
Frank Burch, the Hill City attorney,
came in Monday, accompanied by his
wife, taking rooms at the Kleemann.
Bob Bacon, the genial representative
of an Omaha wholesale house, was
soliciting trade in the city on Satur-
dag.
A. d. Clark, Of Edgemont, came in
from Deadwood Oh Tuesday and halted
in this city to look after business mat
tiers.
Wilkie, the IA year old son of J. A.
Collins came in on Monday from Los
Angeles, California, for a visit with his
father.
Norm Atchison, a we'll known pioneer
resident of this place, now residing at
Hot Springs, was among the business
callers in the city on Saturday.
w. r. Fletcher who has been absent
for some time in the Northern Hills
with his photograph, returned to his
home in this city on Sunday.
j. b. Foster, Denis Henault, Fred
Russell and William Rosenbaum were
noted among the miners from the Baker
mine, who Sundayed at the Kleemann.
Ed. l.. Grantham was in Deadwood
Wednesday between trains Oh a busi-
ness mission. lie reports Mckinley
badges very strongly in evidence down
there.
Colin Hunter, q prominent resident
of Cheyenne, came in Saturday, accom-
panied by j. Z. Spencer of the l.. A. X.
cattle ranch, rear Newcastle, en- route
to Sylvan lake.
w. ii. Silbcrhorn, of Chicago, was
among the prominent arrivals inthe city
on Monday. Mr.. Silberhorn is a gentle
man of large means, and is visiting the
Hills with a view TO investment.
Miss Augusta Schmidt, the popular
young lady teacher of the Bradley Flat,
Fall River county, school, was visiting
last week with her parents. who reside
q short distance west Of this place
Guy Reder, who with his wife recent.
ly removed from this place to Black
hawk, where he is engaged in the log
ging business, came in Tuesday on bust.
ness, and to visit for a day or two with
his relatives.
w. II. Tompkins of Rapid City candi'
date for railroad commissioner on the
populist ticket, was among the Tuesday
arrivals in this place. He is hopeful Of
carrying Pennington county for Bryan
by $50 majority, but we believe it nit.
ii, j. Orr, who for some time has been
employed at the Golden Slipper mine
near Hill City, was visiting with his
family in this place over Sunday. lie
reports the mine in good shape, with
the best of prospects for future profit
able operation.
Rev. J. C. Ahern, pastor of the
Catholic church at Hot Springs, and
also in charge Of the pastorates of this
place, Edgemont, Hill City and New
castle, came in from the first named
place on Saturday, remaining over until
Sunday, holding service at 10 o'clock a,
M, and departing on the evening train
for his home at Hot Springs.
r. j. Kidd, who has been looking after
business matters in Cincinnati, Ohio, for
several months returned the latter part
of last week. He expects the arrival OF
his family in the early spring, when he
will establish a permanent home in this
place. Mr.. Kidd says the people in
Ohio are anxiously awaiting the election
of Mckinley and the consequent return
of good times.