Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-08-21

VI. l.. blTity, VI ofduu 'plaIu AVN
was noted among the Sunday transient
arrivals in the city.
Charles Freeland came in Saturday
from his stock ranch, fifteen miles west
Of the city on q business mission.
Henry Schenk, the Sheridan mining
man spent Wednesday and Thursday
looking after business matters in the
city.
Jas. %Schoonover and w. f. Moore
we're among the guests booked at the
Kleemann on Thursday from Aurora,
Neb.
w. w. Olds boarded the Monday
morning passenger for a visit to the
northern Hills to look after his mining
interests.
John Bueter came in Saturday from
his Caledonia mine, o few miles west Of
this place and reports the mine as look
ing very promising.
Henry Clark was an arrival in the
city on Saturday from Swanton Neb.
He was a guest at the kleemann during
his s%oiourn in the city.
S. n. Fitch departed on the Wednes-
day evening train for New York TO pur-
chase goods for the popular dry goods
establishment IN this city with which
he is connected.
S. +. Wilson, q prominent attorney Of
Hot Springs, and a possible future can
didate for the position Of circuit judge,
came in Wednesday for q medicine talk
with his Custer friends.
Mrs. Joseph Peltz and daughter, Mrs.
Florence Wilson, arrived by private
conveyance from Harding, S. d., on
Wednesday. Mrs. Peltz has been alb
sent from Custer about a month.
j. A. Fullerton, q merchant Of Au-
burn, Neb., who had been spending a
couple Of weeks toying with the torrid
waters of Hot Springs, came in Tuesday
to cool off before returning to his Ne
braska home.
/ Miss Stella Drew, who has been visit
ing with relatives and friends at Sturgis
for the past three weeks, returned to
her home in this city on Wednesday
evening. She vas accompanied by her
cousins, the Misses Helen and Bessie
Wilson.
J. II. Fordice, Of Russellville, Indiana,
came in Thursday accompanied by his
wife. Mr.. Fordice has valuable mining
interests in this vicinity which he comes
TO look after, and he brings his wife
here with a view to the recuperation Of
her impaired health. They will remain
several weeks,
Ed. n. Davis and ]. c. Russell from
Midland, s. d., came in the forepart of
the week. These gentlemen are on q
prospecting trip and are well equipped
for the business They have taken in
the northern Hills, and now come TO
investigate the showing for pay ore in
Custer county.
j. +. Pitcher and family departed on
Sunday morning by private conveyance
for Hayward. J. Z. and son, Rufus, re-
turned on the following day Mrs. Pitcher
and son, Warren, remaining for a week
or ten days visit with Mrs. Miller of
that place, who is an old time friend of
the family.
Mrs. j. w. Mcmillan, Of Oskaloosa,
Iowa, came in Tuesday for a visit with
her brother, NJ. DAILY, of this place.
Mrs. Mcmillan made a number of friends
in this place upon a previous visit, all
of whom are pleased to extend to her a
hearty welcome upon this, her second
visit to Custer.
Col. Morgan, the well known mining
expert, came in Thursday en- route to
Sylvan lake to join his wife, who has
been enjoying the delights of that charm
ing resort for several days. They will
remain for some time at the lake, and,
incidentally, the Col. will take q peep
at some of the mines in this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobias Castor, of Lin
coin, and Mrs. Morrisey, of Dorchester,
Ncb., who were visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Carrigan for a week, departed
for their homes on Saturday. They
spent a day at Sylvan lake, with which
they, like all visitors to that charming
resort, were more than pleased and de-
lighted.
r. d. Pollard, Of Omaha, B. & NJ. tax
collector, came in on a special car at
tached to the regular passenger train on
Wednesday, accompanied by a party oil
ladies and gentlemen, en- route 10 Syl'
van lake, the most popular summer
resort in the west. which is now, and
has been for some time crowded with
guests to an extent which is strongly
suggestive of increasing the capacity fol
their accommodation.
Following is a list Of the guests reg
istered at Sylvan Lake Hotel during the
week ending August 10th:
]. M. McVicker and wife, Tobias
Castor md wife, Mrs. r. d. Morrasy
Mrs. flasher, J. H. Vance, o. d. Mullen
Lincoln, Nebraska J.. f. Weed, j. NJ
Entwistle, Merton Smith, d. B. Gardner
Chicago; 0. A. Bishop, Nebraska City
Neb.; ID. Carrigan and wife, Custer
Mrs. r. II. Vosbergh, Newcastle, Wyo.
Mrs. Thorp, Edgemont; j. L. Fekete
and wife, st LOUIS 4; ii. N. Wood and
wife, j. +. Daniel, Omaha; ]. B. LeBeau,
Central Mrs. j. f. Edmunds, w. o.
Temple, Deadwood; Mrs. G. E. Green,
Mrs. f. 0. Hunter. c. NJ. Carter and
wife and three children, st. Joseph,
Mo-; r. Cronihger and wife. Mrs. H.
Iugverson, Miss Ida %Ingverson, Sioux
City HI. M. X. Wilson and wife, st.
Louis; F. Jouvenat and wife, Peters
burg j. +. Kelly and wife, Omaha; F.
Litson, Emily II. Bull, Albion H. r.
Swingston. Ashton, Iowa Miss p. b.
Taylor. Battle Creek Mrs. Mckenzie,
Mr. and Mrs. T.. ]. Grier, 7. J. Grier. Jr,
J. w. Curran and wife, Miss Warman,
M. G. Corrigan and wife, w. j. Clark,
Floyd Brown, Lead d. E. Mullen,