Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-05-29
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w. Ii. Barker Of Buffalo Gap, Sunday
ed at the Vienna.
l.. Erleeb was a Sunday guest at the
Vienna from Sheridan.
j. NJ. Shoop of New Cattle, had rooms
at the Vienna Oh Monday.
L. j. S~panogle of Aurora, Neb., was a
Sunday guest at the Vienna.
W. B. Hall had business in this place
on Saturday from Rapid City.
G. n. Hoag was at the Vienna on
Wednesday from beatrice, Neb.
+. f. Hall, of Rapid City, was among
the Monday visitors in the city.
NJ. b. Green. Of Sioux City, was doing
business in this place on Saturday.
F. L. Kimball Of Lincoln, was quarter
ed at the Kleemann on Wednesday.
j. Il. Gildea was quartered at the
Vienna on Saturday from Deadwood.
w. S. White was registered at tie
kleemann on Saturday from Chicago.
j. L. Wright signed at the Kieemann
on Saturday from Grand Is and, Neb.
II. q. Clason, was registered at the
Vienna on Wednesday from Otis, S. d.
w. i. Eastman of Broken Bow, Neb.,
was among the Saturday arrivals in the
city.
William Neeley was among .he Satur-
day visitors in the city from Fremont,
Ohio.
w. Ioutsey signed at the Kiecmann
on Wednesday from the state of Ken.
lucky.
j. II. Bostwick returned on Wednes-
day from a two days %sojourn at Ragged
Top.
I. j. Cunningham, the Lincoln drum
mer was dong business in the city on
Saturday.
A, n. Parks, the Hot Springs sewing
machine mar Vas r~ustling in the city on
Saturday.
+. NJ. Burr Of Omaha was among the
guests registered at the Kleemann on
Saturday.
z. III Bransol was a business caller in
the city on Monday from Livingstone,
Montana.
}. Nj. Hershberger was a Lincoln
itinerant, calling upon Custer merchants
on Monday.
NJ. r. ellis and c. Barbour of Sonth
Omaha were transient visitors in the
city on Tuesday.
W. X. Herncall of Hemingford, Neb..
was among the transient callers in this
place on Monday.
John Westphaling and F. S. Aims
worth were q brace of Omaha itinerants
doing business in the city on Tuesday.
b. w. Butter6cId returned on Satur-
day from a ten days visit at Ragged Top.
He reports excellent prospects for that
camp, Notwithstanding the fact that it is
comparatively dull at present.
Mrs. &. F. Arwine, of Minneapolis,
who was visiting for a few days with
her friend, Mrs Ira Smith of this place,
departed on the Sunday evening train
Hot Springs, where she will visit for
time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Pike, before returning to her
home.
Ii. Nj. Chance, came in Saturday and
until Monday morning, when
he departed with his working force for
the lime belt west of this place, where
we learn it is his Intention to proceed
at once with the development of certain
prominent gold locations, recently &C.
quired by him in that region.
NJ. A. Willis returned on Monday
from an extended visit with relatives in
New York. His wife, who has been in
delicate health for some time, and who
accompanied him on his visit, will re-
main during the summer in New York
with q view to the full recuperation of
her health which as yet, has not been
materially improved by the change of
location.
Judge c. L. Smith and wife departed
on the Tuesday evening train for Wood.
bine, Iowa, where Mrs. Smith will visit
with relatives pending the return of her
husband whose destination is Dubuque,
where he goes as a delegate to represent
the Black Hills district of South Dakota
the Head Camp of the Modern Wood
men of America. They expect to be
about two weeks.