Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-08-22
Personal Mention.

personal Mention.
T. J.. Fay was a Sunday guest at the
Kleemann from Keystone.
c. +. Pierce was quartered Mt the
Kleemann on Thursday from st. Paul.
NJ. G. Carlisle, of DeSmet, S. d., was
quartered at the kleemann on Satur
day.
A. Evans and G.. NJ. Clark were among
the over Sunday guests at the Klee-
mann.
f. s. Peck and b c. Yates Of Dead
wood had rooms at the Kleemann on
Sunday.
3. j. Nissen, of Hill City, was noted
among the guests at the kleemann on
Sunday.
+. f. Wright, the Omaha trade r%ustler,
was taking orders in the city on Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. A. d. Clark, Of Iowa Falls, came
in Monday for a brief visit with her
husband.
S. Bakey, eff Ainsworth, Nebraska, was
among the business callers in the city
on Tuesday.
II. Woodward, the jolly st. Joe drum
mer, was rustling orders in the city on
Wednesday.
w. NJ. Peterson was among the guests
at the Klecmann on Saturday from
Belle Fourche. |
ii. d. Reynolds made Deadwood a
usiness call on Thursday, returning
ONE on the evening train.
"~~s ">-and S. Shinn, Jr., were q
ness in the city on Saturday.
Samuel Jeffrey, Of Lead, the state
mine inspector, came in Wednesday to
inspect the mines of this locality.
Ed Cuthbertson was calling upon the
trade in the city or Thursday IN the in
terest Of his Omaha wholesale house.
William kennedy, a prominent resi-
dent of Des Moines. Iowa. came in Mon
day, accompanied by his wife. They
took rooms at the Kleemann.
f. +. Tucker, son of +. C. Tucker, the
well known former b. & NJ. engineer.
of Lincoln, Neb., was among the bust
ness callers in the city on Thursday.
Z. J.. Miller, a prominent resident of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, came in Monday,
accompanied by his wife, son and
daughter, en- roure to Sylvan lake for
rest and recreation.
John Krona, of Helena, Montana, was
in the city on Wednesday and Thurs
day on business connected with the
Singer Sewing Machine company, of
which he is general agent.
j.. F. Edmonds, wife and family re.
turned to their home at Deadwood on
Tuesday after a few days visit in this
city and at Sylvan lake. They were
fairly delighted with their outing.
j. A. Rector and wife of Hot Springs,
colored, came in Wednesday to enjoy,
for a few days, the cool and bracing at
mosphere which makes Custer the most
enjoyable summer resort in the Hills.
Col. Fred T. Evans, of Hot Springs,
came in Thursday to look after his
promising mining interests in this
vicinity, and, after investigation, ex-
pressed himself as being highly pleased
with the prospect.
E. Meredith, Of the Edgemont Advo-
cate, the well known populist war horse
was in the city on Thursday, administ-
ering consolatory cordial to his de-
pressed followers in this baileywick
without p~erceptible effect.
w. A. Nelson returned en- Tuesday
from a few weeks visit through the
mining districts of Wyoming and Mon
tana. He will remain here for a short
time to look after his mining interest
before returning to Wyoming for a brief
period, after which Ire will again return
to this city to spend the winter.
". Pitcher came in Monday from
the northern Hills, where he is engaged
in prospecting for gold. for a brief visit
with his family. He returned on the
Wednesday morning train. He reports
a favorable outlook for success, which
his many friends will earnestly hope he
may realize in the fullest ense.
Miss Katie Stabler and Mrs. p. A.
Paulson, of Wind Cave. left for their
home on Monday after a few days visit
with friends in this place. Among the
various points of attraction visited by
them Sylvan lake was the most promi-
nent, with the exceptional beauty and
grandeur of which they expressed them
selves as being more than pleased.
REV. G. M. Boswell and M. J.. Bailey
returned from their visit to the Yellow
stone National Park, the former on
Saturday and the latter on Sunday
morning. They both express them
selves as being well pleased with their
feeling that they have been
richly repaid for tho time and expense
involved in viewing the matcbless
scenes Of that famous wonderland.