Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-07-31
Personal Mention.

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Personal Mention.
. Miss J.. hurry arrived from Mis-
!. souri,.
Harry Laurie came in from California
on the 25th.
+. Chickefing, of Chicago, came II
on the 2Sth.
August Schafer arrived on Friday las
from Omaha.
w. S. Mari cam in from Omaha tn,
forepart Of the week.
S. A. Heath was an arrival from Port
land, S. D., on Sunday.
W. w. Reed, from Denver, came IN
the forepart of The week,
G. +. Walter from Kansas City Is
stopping at the Kleemann House.
Miss Bennett came down from Dead,
wood IN the evening of the 9th.
A. S. Kerr, from Milwaukee, was here
on mining business on Wednesday.
d. e. Swintford, an old resident oil
Buffalo Gap, came up on Wednesday.
J u. Cunningham, from Lincoln, reg.
istered at tie Kleemann oil Tuesday.
l.. w. Baumloff. from st. Louis, was
stopping at the kleemann on the 2oth.
6. Campbell was an arrival from st.
Joe, Mo, about the middle of the week
A. q. Fisher, from Chadron, stepped
off the train on the morning Of the 26th,
w. X. ellis, who comes from South
Omaha, paid Custer a visit on Tues
day.
VIM. easier was over on business
from Hill City the latter part of the
week.
P. II. Clark got OFF the train on the
morning of the 24th, halling from St.
Louis, Mo.
Henry Zellers, from Deadwood, reg
istered at the Kleemann the latter part
of last week,
d. w. Sidney, from Kansas City, was
doing business in the city the forepar.
of the week.
Henry Schenk, in company with Geo.
Bertchy and son, came oyer from Sheri.
dan Oh Monday.
NJ. A. Upton arrived on Monday and
returned on the same day t 0 his saw
mill at Oreville.
j. Fitzpatrick paid Custer a visit
about the middle of the week, mailing
from C%hiilicothe, Mo.
Ed. Cuthbertson, from Omaha, stop
ped off to interview our merchants the
forepart of the week.
c. +. Boyden and family who have
been living at Hot Springs have return
ed to Custer to remain.
w. Ii. Mark, from New York, came
in the ~forepart of the week. and was
stopping at the Kleemann.
Prof. G. j., Kess.er, of Milwaukee, was
examining some of the mines in this
vicinity the forepart Of the week.
John Beuter came in from his mine.
the Caledonia, the forepart of the week
and registered at the Kleemann.
G. A. Ostrom was up from the South
ern Queen Copper mine and shaking
hands with his Numerous friends in
Custer about the middle of the we elk.
Isaac Downing, fore man of the Key
stone mine came oyer on Tuesday. He
reports the town quite lively with a
good prospect OF a booming camp this
fall.
+. G. Johnson and Frank Herbert
drove over from Oreville during the
week. Mr.. Herbert reports everything
looking favorable in his neck Vi line
woods.
VIM. McBeth came in from his ranch
on Pass creek on Thursday. Mr.. NJ.
reports the grass short in that locality,
but recent rains have revived it ma.
terially.
j. p. Foran, an old time resident Of
Custer, returned on the morning train
Thursday. Jack has been on q six
weeks visit to his old home in Pensyi-
via, and took in st. Louis, Cleveland
and New York.
Mike Russell, of Deadwood. one of
the most respected and best known
men in the Black Hills, came down
from Sylvan lake on his way to Hot
Springs on the evening coach Thursday.
He was kept busy shaking hands with
his troupe Of friends in Custer till the
train pulled out.
J. w. Fowler and family, Miss Bessie
and Master James, together with a
young lady, Miss Helen Bennett from
Rawlins. Wyoming, arrived on Thurs
day. and took carriage for the lake on
Friday. Mr.. Fowler is no stranger in
these parts, aud never fails to enjoy
his visits to the gem city.
II. M. Heafy, the secretary and treas
urer of the Black Hills Water & Mining
cympany. arrived Thursday from his
home in Cincinnati. Mr.. Healy is also
interested in the placer mining machine
at present being operated an the creek,
about a mile and q half above the town.
Mr.. II. will probably remain about two
weeks and direct the work o being
carried on by the company.
ARRIVALS AT yLvAN LAKR HOT DURING
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Or E. j. Mellish, Chicago II. T. Bair
and wife. Fargo. N. D.; Mrs. E. ]. MUIR