Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-04-18
Personal Mention,

! IL. ,. Gates nad business IN the city
on Thursday from Hot Springs.
s C.. Hedger, Of Aberdeen, was a guest
at the Kleemanu on Thursday.
Isaac Jones registered at the Kloe.
mann on Monday from Chicago.
G. l.. Klingbiel had business in the
city on Monday from Hill town.
Fl. c. Decker had rooms at the Klee
mann on Saturday from Chicago.
C. III. Danislson, of Fairburn, was
in the city on Tuesday on business.
S. II. Doty was a guest at the Klee.
mann on Saturday from Warren, Pa.
nAugust Sehaefer was a business caller
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kieemann on Saturday from New York
]. II. Knowles was among the Tues
day arrivals in this place from Hill
City.
Louis Floorman and Charles Cotton
represented Hill town in the city on
Wednesday.
W. G.. Stegeman was added TO the roll
of guests at the Kleemann on Wednes-
from Chicago.
d. VI. Wolf, the hustling Lincoln
drummer, was rustling for orders in the
city on Saturday.
T. j. Hunter and A. p. Long were
registered at the Kleenann on Wednes-
day from New Castle,
II NJ stearns, a well known resident
of Deadwood, was business caller in
the city on Wednesday.
DIP. Moon, was a gentleman from
st. Paul, who left his autograph at the
Kleemann on Tuesday.
DR.. J. III. Rate made this place an
other one of his periodical visits on
Tuesday from Hill City.
Harry and Frank Francis returned
from business visit at Hill City on the
Sunday evening passeger.
A. D. Clark came in from his Chey-
enne Canyon coal camp on Monday
upon business mission.
Chief train dispatcher, II. f. Marvin,
Of the d. & NJ, passed through the city
on Wednesday enroute to Englewosd.
Rey. 7. NJ. Shanafelt. a popular Bar
tist divine of Huron, S. ID. was noted
among the Wednesday arrivals in the
city.
O. T. Robinson and J. S. Wilson, re-
presenting Kansas City wholesale houses
were interviewing their Custer patrons
on Tuesday.
Mrs S. F. Elliott and her sister, Miss
Matte Holiday, returned on Wednes-
day from ten days visit with their
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. John
Alexander at Whitewood.
Mrs. David Malcolm came in on the
Wednesday merning train from Winnie
peg, Canada, for a few weeks visit with
her father, Thomas Dixon, an old time
resident of this vicinity.
Fl. J. Orr and wife departed on the
Saturday evening train for Topeka.
Kansas, in response to telegram an
nouncing the serious illness OF Mr.. Orr's
mother at her home in that place.
Rev. c. w. Richards, of Elizabeth,
New Jersey, arrived in the city on FRI
day Of last week, accompanied by his
wife. They are the guests of Rev. and
Mrs. F. T. Drewstt, and may possibly
decide to male their future home in the
Black Hills.
Mrs. o. ID. Barnhart, of Lead City,
came In on the Wednesday evening
train to visit with friends. and to look
after the shipment Of certain household
effects left here at the time of her re-
moval from this place to Lead few
months since.
d. Carrigan, w. F. Hanlsy and w. g..
Porter went to Hot SPRINGS on Thursday
afternoon by private conveyance to COM
plete their degrees in the Chapter Of
Royal Arch Masons. aaving taken part
of the degrees at previous meeting at
that place on Saturday night Of last
week.