Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-05-15
Personal Mention.

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at the Vienna on SATURDAY..
c. NJ. DAILY registered at the Vienna
On Saturday from Huron, S. ID.
ID. Greenhart, Of Chicago, had rooms
at the Kleemann over Sunday.
j. S. Acheson was domiciled at the
Vienna on Sunday from Lincoln.
w. S. White registered at the Klee-
mann on Thursday from Chicago.
Walter Soper was at the Vienna on
Saturday from the s. & q. cattle ranch.
Mrs. John Erpelding, of Pringle, was
among the Thursday visitors in the
city.
j. S. Shields was q Sunday guest at
the KleeEann from Woodstock, Mime
sofa.
Walter Anderson, of Hot Springs, was
registered at the Kleemann on Satur-
day.
Robert Sears and wife were guests at
the Kleemann On Saturday from Kansas
City.
Melvin Carr was among the guests at
the Vienna on Saturday from Key
stone,
Louis Birk was a guest at the Vienna
on Wednesday from Milwaukee, Wis
consin.
Bob Bacon, the rustling Omaha sales.
man, was taking orders in the city on
saturday.
r. w. P~ritchard, of Detroit, was
among the over.Sunday guests at the
kleemann.
Ed. Cuthbertson, the Omaha timer
ant, was soliciting trade in the city on
Wednesday.
B. S. Marvin, Of Deadwood, was a
guest at the kleemann on Wednesday
and Thursday,
G. l.. Thorp, the veteran Lincoln sales
man, was interviewing the trade in this
place on Tuesday.
j V. Donelson was among the guests
registered at the Vienna ON Wednesday
from Orleans, Nebraska.
Ii. ID. Curtis, the active st. Louis COM
mercisl traveller, was interviewing the
trade in this city on Thursday.
B. r. Wood returned from a brief
visit at Deadwood on Tuesday, where
he was called on legal business.
+. l.. Warren and J. w. Turner were
Chicago commercial travellers doing
business in the city on Saturday.
NJ. E. Weiser and G. Campbell were
st. Joe commercial travellers talking
trade with Custer merchants on Mon
day.
Ernest Barthold, of Sheridan, was in
the city on Thursday, en- route to his
Elk Mountain ranch to look after his
stock interests.
William Allen, a representative resi-
dent of the delightful resort town Of
Cascade Fall River county, was a busi-
ness caller in the city On Thursday.
l.. w. Marble, the photographer,
came in Tuesday from Edgemont, and
after looking after business matters. de-
parted on Wednesday for Hill City and
Lead.
A. NJ. Willard and +. p. Burial re-
turned on Tuesday from a five weeks
prospecting tour on the lime belt north
west Of this city. They do not report
any fabulously rich strikes, but admit
the finding of gold. Mr.. Burial will go
to British Columbia on mining business
for Minneapolis parties.
l.. A. Talcott, of Hartford Conn, who
formerly in the early days, was n resi-
dent of the Hills, was among the arrivals
in the city on Thursday. He is an old
friend Of G. w. Robbins of this place,
who he came specially to visit. This is
his first visit to Custer, and he express
es the highest appreciation ofthe beauty
of the place and its surroundings.
Thomas Hoy and j. F. Armstrong
were among the Tuesday arrivals in the
city from Keystone. They report great
ly increased confidence On the part of
the people of that place in the rapid
future advancement of the mining in.
dustry of that camp, as a result of the
recent Keystone mine deal, which is
regarded as the entering ::wedge to their
future enlarged prosperity.
l. w. +. Benedict. Past Grand Master Of
Tthe l. o. o. F., for the state Of South
Dakota, will take the train this evening,
with his wife and daughter, for Aber.
deem, where he goes for attendance at
the regular annual meeting of the grand
lodge of the order above named which
convenes on the 18th inst. Mrs. B. will
attend, at the same time and place. q
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