Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-05-01
Hersonal Mention.

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on Thursday from Rapid.
c. j. Smith had business at the county
seat Of Monday from FaIrburn.
n. II. Branch, of st. Louis was doing
business in the city on Thursday.
j. f. Blain was a business visitor in
town on Saturday from Hill City.
II. Nicholson, Of st. Paul, Neb., was a
Saturday guest at the Kleemann.
G.. Is. Keen was o guest at the Klee-
mann on Wednesday from Chicago,
II. w. Foster, of New York, had
rooms at the K,eemann on Monday.
w. w. Odds was in Rapid City on
Tuesday, looking after business affairs.
Wv. ii. Palmer was a guest at the
Vienna from Buffalo Gap on Saturday.
J. w. Richards was quarterod at the
Kleemann on Saturday from Milwau-
kee.
j. c. Carson, the Omaha traveller, was
interviewing Custer merchants on Mon
day.
j. S. Campbell, of Philadelphia was a
transient visitor in the city on Thurs
day.
w. j. Soper came in from Elk Noun
tain on Wednesday, on a business mis-
sion.
w. r. ellis, Of South Omaha, was
doing business in the city on Wednes
day.
Thos. Cannon, roadmaster for the B.
& NJ, had business in the city on We'd
nesday.
Louis Fiorman was noted among the
Sunday guests at the Kleemann from
Hill City.
E. A. Scott and ]. $. Endicott were
sojourning in the city on wednesday
from Fairburn.
guests at the Vienna on Tuesday from
Chadron, Neb,
Roy Rupert, the rustling Chicago
drummer, was taking orders in the city
on Wednesday.
Theo. and Mrs. l.. a, Madison were
Hill City guests quartered at the Wen.
ma on Saturday.
Geo. Burroughs came in on business
from the l.. A. X. cattle ranch, Wyom.
ing, on Saturday.
j. E Erskine was among the guests
who signed at the Kleemann on Thurs
day from Chicago.
d. b. Midget, representing a st. Joe
wholesale house, was doing business in
the city on Saturday.
j. A. Wilson and Z. ]. Fahe:y were a
brace of G%alenaites, who took rooms at
the Vienna On Saturday.
l.. S. Gull, the Lead lawyer, was look
ing after legal business in the city on
Wednesday and Thursday.
C. Reek and Ed Cuthbertson were
Omaha travelling men among the Tues
day transients in the city.
w. F. Viersgg, a prominent Keystone
mining man, was among the guests at
the kleemann on Tuesday.
c.. NJ. Cook, the we'll known stock
man, came in Saturday from the S. & q.
ranch on a business mission.
w. S. Mari, the Omaha commercial
tourist, was discussing trade topics with
Custer merchants on Saturday.
Walter Anderson, one Of the popular
legal lights of Hot Springs, al among
the Wednesday arrivals in the city.
p. d. McClelland returned from Edge
mont on Tuesday, where he was called
on Monday upon a business mission.
X. c. Leonard was a Lincoln COM
mercial itinerant in the city on Satur.
day, calling upon his business patrons.
Rey. W. IL. Pond came in Wednesday
from Hot Springs to fill an appointment
to preach in tins place in the evening.
Frank Walsh left on Monday for Ra-
pid, by private conveyance, whittier he
went on official business, returning on
Wednesday.
+. A. Harmon, division freight agent
for the Elkhorn road, came in Tuesday
from Deadwood on a business mission,
returning Wednesday.
w. L. Benedict returned on Sunday
from Deadwood, Lead and other north
ern Hills points, where he spent a few
days on legal business.
II. NJ. Adams, a prominent gold hun
ter of Spokane, came in the latter part
of last week for a few days visit at the
county seat. He contemplates a pros
pecting tour on the lime belt west Of
this place in the near future
II. j. Orr and F. P. Thompson, who
are employed in the mines of the Rocco
Mining company, seven miles north of
this place, were visiting with their
families in this place OH Sunday. They
report the work progressing satisfactory
ly and prospects favorable for the sue
cess Of the enterprise.
Mrs. ii. l.. Bond departed on the
Tuesday evening train, with her chill
dren, for Denyer, Colorado, where they
will locate permanently. MIR. Bond
will remain here for a short time. set
fling up his business affairs, after which
he will join his family in the Rocky
mountain metropolis.