Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-03-27
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". F. Wright, of Omaha, had rooms
at the Vienna on Sunday.
II. g. Judson was a Tuesday arrival
in the city from Hot Springs.
In. Gildea was a guest at the Vienna
on Saturday from Deadwood.
A. E. Pike was quartsred at the Klee-
mann on Monday from st. Joe.
E. ~Spanogle autographed on Monday
at the Vienna from Aurora, Neb.
E. Berger wal registered at the Klee-
mann or Saturday from Chicago.
Barton Ewing, of Fairburn, had bust.
ness at the county seat on Tuesday.
P. d. Darby left for Chadron, Neb.,
on Thursday on a business mission.
F. P. Rea, of Minneapolis, was doing
business in the city on Wednesday.
c. F. Aver was quartered at the Klee,
mann on Monday from Kansas City.
+. Hawkins, of Maryville, Mo-, was
sojourning in the city on Wednesday.
w. t. Bailey, of Marshaltown, Iowa.
was a guest at the Kleemann on Satur-
day.
John Wolfe was among the number
visiting the city on Sunday from
Pringle.
Geo. II. Mead, the Omaha traveller,
was doing business in this place on
Saturday.
C.. II. Johnson, of Schuyler, Neb., was
added to the list of guests at the Vienna
on Sunday.
W.. o. Mieir, a Denver knight of the
grip, was interviewing Custer merchants
on Monday.
j. NJ. Hersberger, Of Lincoln, was
calling upon the trade in this place on
Thursday.
j. N. O'Neal was among the business
visitors in the city on Saturday, from
Milwaukee.
w. l.. McAdam and John Darke were
guests at the Vienna on Tuesday from
Wind Cave.
Rev. c. Z. Boyden was noted among
the Monday arrivals in the city from
Hot Springs.
Bob Bacon, the genial Omaha timer
ant, was soliciting trade orders in the
city on Monday.
G. n. Martin was a st. Paul CONNER.
cial traveller interviewing Custer mer-
chants oil Monday.
Roy Rupert, the handsome Chicago
drummer, was calling upon the trade in
this place on Monday.
B. NJ. and V. Olmstead, the Chicago
picture men. were soliciting patronage
in the city on Wednesday.
j. q. Carson, the Omaha traveller,
came in Tuesday to call upon his pat
rons and spent the day in the city.
Mrs. j. II. Kevan took the Thursday
evening train for Edgemont, where she
will visit her brother, J, w. Matson.
r. S. Lewis came in early in the week
from Ragged Top, having been called
home on account of his wife's illness.
Rev. w. H. Pond, the Episcopal min.
lister of Hot Springs, came in Wednss-
day to fill an appointment at this place.
G. o. Risdon and G. L. Thorp, tw O
well known Lincoln knights of the grip
were doing business in the city on Mon.
day.
8. M. Houghton came in from Dead.
wood on Tuesday to consult the wants
Of his Custer patrons in the grocery
line.
G. F. Toll, representing a Council
Bluffs wholesale establishment, was
calling upon Custer merchants on Thurs
day.
G. w. Martin and 3. G.. Charlton,
rustling trade solicitors of st. Paul, we're
among the business callers in the city
on Thursday.
4 Will Tarrant departed for Casper,
Wyoming. on Thursday, to take a look
at the place and size up its future bust
ness possibilities.
H. A. Piper, wife and daughter, Of
Hill City, came in Tuesday for q brief
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rogers of
this place.
Miss Sherman, the popular pastor OF
the Baptist church Of Deadwood, came