Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-06-19
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on Tuesday from Otis.
A. p. Wallich was sojourning in the
city on Sunday from st. Paul.
d. b. Mudgett, the st. Joe traveller,
was busy in the city on Monday.
E. +. Hall, of Rapid City, made Gus.
ter a business call on Wednesday.
A F. Phillips of Lincoln was among
the Wedn esdsy transients in the city.
Ed. G. Drake was r%ustling trade orders
in the city on Saturday from Omaha.
j. 1. Mccullough, of Kansas City, was
domiciled at the Kleemann on Satur-
day.
w. II. Waters, OF Chicago, was among
the registered guests at the Kleemann
on Monday,
l.. &. Dunn, the Council Bluffs travel
er, was interviewing Custer merchants
on Wednesday.
". f. Visregg, a prominent mining
man of Keystone was sojourning in the
city On Thursday.
s. NJ. Houghton came in from Dead
wood on Tuesday on one of his period
ical business visits.
A. D. Steward, a prominent resident
of Deadwood. was a business visitor in
the city on Saturday.
d. 2. Moore and II. w. Klinkerfoe
were among the Monday transients in
the city from st. Paul.
Ernest Barrett was among the transi.
ents quartered at the Kleemann on
Tuesday from Omaha.
w. T.. Benedict was called to Hill
City on Tuesday upon legal business,
returning on Wednesday,.
H. G.. Benham, manage of the Fish &
Hunter Co. store in this place, was in
Lead a portion Of the week on a bust
Iess mission.
w. G. Porter returned from Hot
Springs on Tuesday, where he had been
s%ojourning for a few days looking after
legal business.
II. A. Albien went down to Hot
Springs on Saturday to enjoy the luxury
ofa swim in the plunge bath, and return
ed on Monday feeling as flip as the
proverbial clam at high tide.
II. r. Holt and wife, of West Union,
Iowa, and Mrs. j. N. Andrews and
daughter, of Alliance, Nebraska, came
in Tuesday, en- route to Sylvan lake on
a tour Of pleasure and recreation.
NJ. A. Alexander and S. c. Summers,
a brace of representative citizens Of
Buffalo Gap, came in Tuesday on their
way to Sylvan lake to enjoy a brief
outing at that peerless summer resort.
George Raver, who has been suffering
for some time with rheumatism depart
ed on Saturday for Hot Springs, where
he hopes to find relief through the me.
dunn Of the thermal waters of that pop-
ular modern Sloan.
Mrs. L. Kendall and daughter, Lulu,
of Chadron, Neb., mother and sister Of
Rev. j. w. Kendall, came in yesterday
for a few weeks visit with the family Of
the latter, and to enjoy a pleasant out
ing in cool Custer and its pleasing and
delightful environments.
w. i. Benedict returned on Monday
from Aberdeen, where he was in at
attendance at the annual meeting of the
grand lodge l. o. o. F. Mrs. Benedict
and little daughter, whv accompanied
him on the trip out, remained over in
Canton, where they will make an ex-'
tended visit with relatives and friends.
W. F. Hanley returned on Monday
from Mitchell, where he was in attend
ance as q delegate from the Custer lodge
at the annual meeting of the Masonic
grand lodge. Mr.. Hanley expresses the
highest satisfaction with the character
of the treatment he received at the
hands Of the Mitchell people, and says
the trip was replete with pleasing and
ENJOYABLE features.
Judge C. Z. Smith returned on Sun
day morning from Dubuque, Iowa.
where he represented the Black Hills
at the biennial meeting Of the Head
Camp of the Modern Woodmen of
America. He reports an interesting
session and an enjoyable time. His
wife and children, who were visiting
with relatives in Woodbine, Iowa, while
he was in attendance at the meeting,
joined him upon his return.
j. P. Foran, a veteran ~prospector and
miner Of this place, departed on the
Sunday evening train for a visit to his
old home in Pennsylvania, which he
now visits for the first time since leay.