Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-06-05
Personal Mention.

II. &. Judson had business in the city
on Monday from Pringle.
NJ. A. Dodge had business in the city
On Monday from Hill town.
Ed. Nelson, of Hill City wasa business
caller in the city on Saturday.
J. y. McCloud was ut the kleemann
on Thursday from Alliance.
&. w. Harris Of Chicago, was quarter
ed at the Vienna Oh Monday.
J. b. Clifford, of san Francisco, was n
gnest at the Kleemann on Tuesday.
\. S. Miller had rooms at the Vienna
on Monday froln'Sacrameuta, Cal.
j. L. Albright was among the Wednes-
day transients in the city from Lead.
w. r. Jackson was among the Thurs
day trapsients in the city from Council
Bluffs.
$, NJ. lIoughton vas ru5tling trade in
the city on Tuesday in the interest Of
an Omaah firm.
IL. Gilbraith, a prominent mining
man Of Lead was among the Saturday
arrivals in the city.
c. NJ. Cox representing a Minneapolis
Wholesale house, was doing business in
the city on Monday.
c. II Daniclson and &. II. McKeeyer
of Fairburn, were business visitors in
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the city on Tuesday.
w. c. Watson, of san Francisco, Cali
%fornia, was among the guests registered
at the Vienna on Monday.
George Burroughs came in Saturday
from the l.. \. X. (Wyoming) cattle
ranch on Il business mission.
Mrs. John John McFaddcn departed
last week for an extended visit with re-
~latives and friends at l~Icmingforl, Neb.
f. w. Pettibone came in from Deme-
reau MDntain mines at Pringlc on
Thursday, and reports a promising out.
look for that camp.
j. w. BIrnes, a prominent resident Of
Lincoln, anne in Wednesday Oh mining
business. lie left on Thursday for a
brief visit at Deadwood.
A. 7. Barclay came in from Fort Gus
ter, Montana. on Monday to assume the
duties Of railroad agent Of this place,
the former agent, :. L Elliot, having
been granted a lay Off by the company.
A. f. Hyatt OF R)ck Port, No. and j.
\. Harper Of Duluth, were among the
arrivals in the city yesterday. They
Will devote several day. to the i~nvesti-
CATION of certain mining properties in
this locality.
James Cochran came in Sunday from
the scene of his mining operations near
Rockford. and after procuring supplies
returned on Tuesday. lie reports every
thing looking favorable at the mine, and
the mill running steadily with salts
factory results.
y Joseph Kuhlrr, publisher ofthe CnoN
ICLE, departed on Saturday for Sioux
Falls, where he goes as a delegate to re.
present the Custer lodge at the annual
meeting Of the grand lodge Of the
knights Of Pythias. lie wasaccompani-
ed by G.. b. Hitch and Frank Walsh,
who were also delegates from this place.
w. q. Porter returned on Saturday
from Aberdeen, where he was in attend
ance at the grand lodge /. o. o. +. lie
reports q large attendance ut the meet
ing and much effective work accomplish
ed. He returned via Omaha, where he
met his wife Cpon her return from an
extended visit with relatives in Iowa
who accompanied him upon his return
from the Nebraska metropolis.
II. NJ. Chance, who has a force Of
men developing claims on the lime belt
west Of this place, came in Monday to
have his ores tested by Pitcher Bros
assayers Of this place. Our reporter
failed TO ascertain the result Of the tests,
but as a majority of the surface tests,
previously made upon the ores of this
belt have been proverbially Favorable"
we have no valid reason to believe that
these were an exception to the rule.
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