Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-05-08
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T. V. Grantham was q Sunday visitor
in this place from Hill City.
L. S. Thomas was a guest at the
Vienna on Sunday from Mayo.
b. f. Taylor, of Chicago, was domicil-
ed at the Kleemann on Saturday.
Frank Burch, the Hill City attorney
cine in Thursday on legal business.
+. j. Heinzle was Il Milwaukee trade
rustler doing business in the city on
Saturday.
John Westphaling, an Omaha trav-
eler, was doing business in the city on
Saturday.
]. II. Swartz, Of Omaha, VAS noted
among the business callers in the city
on Monday.
T. J. Cunningham, the Lincoln trav-
eler, was doing business in the city on
Wednesday.
+. +. Hall, of Rapid City, was among
the transient business visitors in the
city on Tuesday.
w. ii. Wilson was among the guests
registered at the Kleemann on Saturday
from Hot Springs.
Read Hanna, Of Charlottesville, In.
dianr, was q guest registered at the
kleemann yesterday.
A. G. Meyer, Of Chicago, was among
the transient visitors quartered at the
Kleemann on Saturday.
Z. j. DeNoon, the Lincoln itinerant
salesman, was calling upon his Custer
patrons on Wednesday.
Attorney Cleveland, Of Hot Springs
came in yesterday morning for attend
ance at the circuit court.
r. A. Haynes and c. Hardy, a brace
of well known Omaha salesmen, were
busy IN the city Oh Wednesday.
Judge Gardner and stenographer
Grantham came in from Rapid City yes
terday morning OF court business.
b. f. Sanders and w. S. Perry, Oma
ha commercial travellers, were inter
viewing Custer merchants yesterday.
III. Hardwick, the pearline man of
Pearline, New York, was taking orders
for his goods in this place on Saturday.
L. G. Johnson and Frank Hebert, of
the Rocco Mining company, came in
Saturday from their mines, on business.
Odo Reder and A. II. Feay left on
Wednesday morning for points in the
northern Hills, whittier they went on q
business mission.
w. w. Odds left for the northern
Hills on Monday to look after his min
ing affairs in that part of the richest
hundred miles square" extant.
Mrs. A c. Davis and children departed
for Lead the latter part of last week
where they will remain permanently,
VI. Davis having been employed at
that place for the past year.
A. ID. Clark came in Wednesday from
his home in Iowa Falls, Iowa, for a few
days s%oiourn in this place, where a host
Of old time friends are always pleased
to extend to him a hearty welcome.
+. w. Bower, of Vermillion, formerly
connected with the Freeman, of that
place, n of the Oldest newspapers of
the state, spent a few days in this place
during the week, visiting with relatives.
Mr.. Bower will probably locate perma-
nently in Lead.
John Stabler, popularity known as
Jolly John, of Wind Cave notoriety,
made two visits to this place during the
week on business and pleasure bent.
He reports the fact that he is still hold
ing the fort at the Worlds most won
derful cave, which is constantly growing
in popularity and fame.
Prof. f. o. Garrett, of Spearfsh, spent
Friday and Saturday of last week in this
place interviewing the prospective mem
bcrs of the new board of education upon
the matter Of his appointment AS
principal of the Custer public schools
for the ensuing school year. for which
position his application has been placed
on file.