Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-04-10
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A. P. Smith was in the city on Thurs
day from Alliance.
NJ. Bannister, of Edgemont, had bust.
ness in the city on Saturday.
L. J. Jordan was a guest at the Klee-
mann on Saturday from Omaha.
E. II. Flynn was among the Tuesday
arrivals in the city from Keystone.
r. e. Clark, Of San Francisco, had
rooms at the Kleemann on Tuesday.
F, S. Ainsworth was a business caller
in the city on Tuesday from Omaha.
]. B. Drew was quartered at the
Vienna on Thursday from New Castle,
Wyo.
Ed. Z. Grantham left yesterday morn.
ing for Deadwood, on a business mis-
sion.
w. A. Cameron ard wife were guests
at the Vienna on Monday from Chi
caGo.
L. N. Regan was among the arrivals
in the city on Thursday from Council
Bluffs.
George Loarts WAS a guest registered
at the Kleemann on Tuesday from Des
Moines.
7. J. Cunningham was a Lincoln
traveller taking trade orders in the city
on Tuesday.
Frank Bender, the Hermosa stock
man, had business at the county capital
on Tuesday.
George Eberle was among the BUSH
ness visitors in this place on Saturday
from Ramsay City.
q. A. Bartholomew and C. NJ. Mills
were quartered at the Vienna on Mon.
day from Elermosa.
w. G. Porter and B. r. Wood were in
Deadwood between trains on Thursday,
on a business mission.
w. w. ODDS departed for the northern
Hills early in the week, to look after
his mining interests in that section.
Ed. Towns, the genial Sioux City
Journal man, was shaking hands with
his numerous Custer friends on Satur
day.
County Commissioner Neal came in
from Spokane TO take part in O meeting
Of the board which convened on Mon
day.
Louis Goldsmith and CT. Campbell
were a brace of st. Joe itinerants, call
ing upon Custer merchants on Thurs
day.
&. j. Patton, the Keystone-Hernosa
attorney, was looking after legal bust
ness in the city on Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Rev. w. II. Pond, of Hot Springs,
came in Wednesday, to I'll! an appoint
ment to p. each in this place in the
evening.
w. +. Benedict returned early in the
week from Rapid City and llermosa,
whittier he was called upon important
legal business.
F. O. Burton, who has been located at
Gillette, Wyoming. for the past few
months, was among the Saturday ar
rivals in the city.
Theophilus George, county commits
sioner from the First district, came in
Monday from Buffalo Gap for attend
ance at a meeting of the board.
ID. w. Webster returned on Tuesday
from a weeks s~oiourn at his sheep
camps southwest of Edgemont He re-
ports no losses among his hocks, by
reason of the late storms.
A. J. Jones left on Saturday for Utica,
Nebraska, where his wife and children
have been visiting for several weeks
with relatives. lie will return the
latter part of next week, accompanied
by his family.
Bert Hitch, a former resident of Gus
ter, and a brother of c.. b. Hitch of this
place, came to Edgemont last week from
the east, and is now a resident Of the
future great, which means Edgemont,
the m~id-republic city of the U. S A,
Mrs. William Dixon and her daughter
in-law, Mrs. Snowden Dixon, of Cedar
Ranch, near Red Canyon, have been
visiting in the city during the week, the
former with her daughter, Mrs. f. p.
Thompson, and the latter with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt.
d. Carrigan and wife took the Thurs
day evening train for Omaha, for a visit
with their niece, Miss Dollie Maple. a
pupil at the Sacred Heart Academy at
that place, who will accompany them to
Lincoln, where she will spend the
Easter vacation with relatives, after
which she may return with them to
Custer TO recuperate her health, which
of late has become impaired by close
confinement to her studies.