Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-02-20
Personal Mention.

perbOual meutlou.
s.. Baker was a Saturday arrival in the
city from Rushville, Neb.
F. c. Atkinson was a Wednesday visi-
tor in the city from Lead.
J. w. Dixon was a Sunday guest at
the kleemann from Omaha.
w. +. Graham, Of Deadwood, was a
Sunday arrival at the Kleemann.
J.. w. Spirk came in Monday on a
business mission from Pierce, Neb
c. F. Ferry was registered at the
Vienna on Saturday from Pringle.
F. NJ Ayres was a business caller in
the city on Monday from Fairburn.
j. NJ. Daniels, of Fairburn. had bust
ness at the county seat on Saturday.
r. d. Montgomery, of Alliance, Neb.,
had rooms at the Vienna on Monday.
Frank Leonard, Of Mt. Vernon, Ohio,
was a guest at the Vienna on Tuesday.
f. j. Jordon was among the Sunday
visitors in the city from Greeley, Neb.
8. K. Snively came in Saturday on a
business mission from Sheridan, Wyom-
ing.
j. II. Hall was quartered at the Klee-
mann on Saturday from Butte, Mon
tana.
A. G. Wilmer was rendezvoused at
the Kleemann on Saturday from Kansas
City.
Rev. W. II. Pond, of Hot Springs, was
noted among the Wednesday visitors in
the city.
w. 6. Porter departed on Monday for
Deadwood and Rapid City on legal
business.
0. d. Barnhart came in from Lead
early in the week for a brief visit with
his family.
Joe Brunschmidt, of Buffalo Gap, was
shaking hands with his Custer friends
o. Saturday.
p. II. Caldwell. of Sioux Falls, was
%sojourning ia the city on Wednesday
and Thursday.
f. w. Book was among the Monday
arrivals in The city from the new mining
camp near Pringle.
S. l.. Caple, of Folsom, county auditor
elect, was among the business callers in
the city on Monday.
William Smith, the Elk Mountain
stockman, was purchasing supplies in
the city on Monday,
b. w. Thurston, of Hyannis, Neb,
was among the guests registered at the
Vienna on Saturday.
G. +. Butler and w. Shaw were n
brace Of Omaha travellers doing business
in the city on Monday.
ID. j. Burke, q repre- entative business
man of Schuyler, Neb, was among the
Monday arrivals in the city.
j. n. Wright returned the latter part
Of last week from an extended soiourn
in the Ragged Top gold camp
L. w. Marble, the well known Sylvan
Like photographer, was noted among
the Sunday visitors in the city.
r. Dollard, L. Cuthdertson and r. +.
Bacon were a trio of Omaha travellers
interviewing the trade in this place on
Tuesday.
Frank Nations and G. c. Boland came
in from Buffalo Gap on Monday to take
a look at the new gold discoveries on
the lime belt west of this place.
F. NJ. Darlington, of Alliance, Neb.,
who has valuable mining interests near
Pringle, came in from that place on
Sunday, and spent the day in the city.
DIR. Albert Carr, of Pactola, was So
journing in the city on Tuesday and
Wednesday departing on the Wednes-
day evening train for Omaha on a bust
ness mission.
II. ID. Reynolds came in Saturday from
his ranch and mines, all of which are
on the now popular lime belt.
and expressed unlimited confidence in
the outcome of the mining enterprise in
which he is now engaged.
ID. w. Webster. who has been absent
looking after his sheep interests in Fall
River county for the past four or five
weeks, returned to his home in this
place the latter part of last week. He
n % loss among his focks during
the late storms.
Cy Cole, the genial, but restless and
ever persistent mining r%ustler, of Key
stone, came in Monday, with a view to
the acquisition of u few valuable claims
on the lime belt before they are all
He is hunting Il camp to tie to,
and the CHRONICLE deyoutly hopes he
may find it here.
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