Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-01-23
personal Mention.

the Vienna from Hot Springs.
Mrs. e. ID. Bailey, of Hot Springs, was
a guest at the Vienna OIL Monday.
Charles Dunke was a visitor in the
city on Wednesday from Hot Springs.
+. Elsey, of Hot Springs, was a bust
ness caller in the city on Wednesday.
J. W. Fuson, of Buffalo Gap, had bust
ness in the city on Monday and Tues
day.
ID. L. Ravens and wife, Of Pringle,
were shopping in the city on Wednes-
day.
w X. Johnson was a business visitor
in the city on Thursday from Council
Bluffs.
f. c. Brainerd, of Muscatine, Iowa,
had rooms at the Kleemann on We'd
nes6ay.
Mrs. - Young was among the Thurs
day arrivals in the city from Butte City,
Montana.
J Hershberger. Of Lincoln, was
rendezyoused at the Kleemann on
Thursday.
Joseph Courthouse, of Baskerville,
came in Wednesday on court house
business.
Mrs. Shuman was registered at the
Kleemann on Wednesday from Hot
Springs.
Rev. W. II. Pond, of Hot Springs, was
among the arrivals in this place on
Wednesday.
w. Stokes and III. Jones were guests
registered at the Vienna on Monday
from Deadwood.
Ben Runyon returned from Ragged
Top on Wednesday to see how his new
hoy was flourishing.
Mrs. Hattie Woodbridge was q guest
at the Kleemann on Thursday from
Livingston, Montana.
S. NJ, I%ioughton, the we'll known com.
mercial traveller, was doing business in
the city on Wednesday.
NJ. Rasmussen and Charles Snyder. of
Elk Mountain, were purchasing supplies
in the city on Wednesday.
j. w. Butler. Of Hot Springs, was in
the city on Wednesday on his return
from u visit to Ragged Top.
w. j. Soper, the Elk Mountain stock
man, was s%ojourning in the city on
Wednesday and Thursday.
P. b. Trueblood, representing a st.
Joe wholesale house, was calling upon
his Custer patrons on Tuesday.
L. c. Dunn, the enterprisIng Council
Bluffs itinerant, was calling upon the
trade in this place on Wednesday.
j. Wesphaling, representing an Oma-
ha wholesale house, was interviewing
Custer merchants on Wednesday.
q. l.. Thorp was calling upon his
Custer patrons on Wednesday in the
interest of his Lincoln wholesale house.
c. Rock, representing the Omaha
World-llerald, was canvassing the city
in the interest of that paper on Thurs.
day.
Harry l.. Rowan, Of Chicago, was
calling upon the trade in this place on
Wednesday in the interest Of the
Michigan Stove company.
Ed. l.. Grantham returned on Monday
from a somewhat extended s%ojourn at
Rapid and Hot Springs, where he has
been looking after legal matters.
+. ID. Elliott, wife and sons, of Buffalo
Gap, were visiting with Mrs. Elliott's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Z. Denny of
place. during the early part of the
week.
j. +. Smith and w. S. Wood returned
on Wednesday from an extended So
journ in Balmoral, the recognized
metropolis of the Ragged Top gold
NJ. S. DAILY returned from q few days
at Ragged Top on Saturday. He
much activity in that region
and 4 favorable outlook for the future
prosperity of the camp.
DR.. S. c Balch, of Los Angeles, Cal,
examiner L, S. Bureau of Pen.
came in Monday from Deadwood,
business pertaining to his official
position. lie left on Tuesday evening
for Norfolk, Neb.
Mrs. Margaret Robinson came in
Wednesday from Rapid City for an ex-
tended visit with her daughter, Mrs. w.
f Hanley, at the termination Of which
a visit with her daughter to friends in
the east is contemplated.