Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-09-25
Personal Mention.

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T.W. March was Monday arrival In
the city from Hill town.
V. Chapman an wife OF Lead, had
rooms at the Kleemann on Tuesday.
II. III Dickinson was among the Mon
day transtents in the city from Lead.
L. L. Hull was a business caller in
the city on Saturday from Deadwood.
NJ. R. Gillis, sf South Omaha, had
rooms at the Kleemann on Thursday.
W. d. Collins was registered at the
Kleemann on Monday from New York.
w. II. Palmer, Jr. came in Monday
on business mission from Buffalo Gap.
NJ. Worth, St. Louis traveller was
soliciting trade in the city on wednes-
day.
T.. J, Cunningham, the Lincoln candy
man, Was taking orders in the city on
Tuesday.
Battle AK Barrett, the Omaha tobacco
man. was doing business in town on
saturday.
j. g. Mates and Thos. Swanson were
transient visitors in the city on Satur-
day from Keystone.
II. Nyswanger a representative resi-
dent Of Hermosa, had business in the
city on Tuesday.
J. P. Hill and wife, of Logan, Iowa,
were among the Saturday guests reg
istered at the Kleemann.
DR.. Paddock, the popular Deadwood
physician, was among ihe arrivals in
the city on Wednesday.
J. II. Bostick, of Chadron, Neb., was
among the numerous guests registered
at the Kleemann on Tuesday.
A. w. Drew, a well known cattle man
came in from the northen ranges on
Monday for brief visit with his family.
Oscar Silver, the popular Lead clothier,
came in Thursday to loob after the
taxes on his valuable property in this
city.
Robt. V. Carr, the we'll known Edge.
mont poet and editor. was among the
distinguished visitor in the city on Sat-
urday.
o. ID. Barnhart and family left for
Spearfsh the latter part of last week,
where they expect to remain during
the winter.
J. II. Beebe, the well known repre-
sentative Of the Omaha Bee, was in the
city. sounding the praises of that popu.
lar journal on Saturday.
J. III. Bostwick returned on the Tues
day morning train, after months visit
with relative and friends at his old
home near Buffalo, New York.
Frank weatherby, an old pioneer
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Rapid City on Wednesday to attend tn,
wedding of Hiss Imy Reder, which oc
Cured on that day at her home in thai
city.
NJ. S. DAILY. w. A. Pstch and S. r.
Shankland returned on the Monday
evening train from Deadwood, where
they served as petit jurors during the
late term OF the U. s. court.
FE. Pitcher and ]. A. Collins left for
Keystone by private conveyance on
Wednesday, where Mr.. Pitcher was
called on mining business which will
require his presence for some time.
c. w. Pitcher returned on Wednesday
from Deadwood where he served as a
petit juror at the late term of the U. s.
court, and afterward spent a couple of
days looking over the Ragged Top Min
ing camp.
Odo and Cornelius Reder, accompa-
MED by their families, departed on
Tuesday by private conveyance for
Rapid City to attend the wedding of
their niece, Miss lima Reder, which
occurred at the home of her parents in
that place on Wednesday.
DR.. FL. F. Belmont Of New York, a
popular specialist on correction Of de-
fective vision, was in the city on We'd
nesday and Thursday looking after
business in his special line. He left on
Thursday for Hill City and Keystone
snroute to points in the Northern Hills.
Mrs. /. III. Donaldson and children.
who have been making an extended
visit with friends in California, returned
to their home in TINS city On Monday.
They enjoyed their visit very much, but
were moro than pleased to get back to
the Pioneer city and its exceptionally
delightful climate.