Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-09
Personal Mention.


]. L. Boyer was a Thursday transient
in the city from Racine, Wis.
J. Tucker was registered at the Klse-
mann on Saturday from st. Joe.
G. w. Fallon, Of Hermosa, had bust.
ness at the county seat on Thursday.
w. ii. Eldridge, Of Chicago, had
rooms at the Kleemann on Tuesday.
ii. n. Fletcher, a r~ustling st. Louis
salesman, was doing the city on Satur-
day.
N. s. Neal and g. f. Hoisington were
noted among the Sunday arrival in the
city.
George Burroughs came in Sunday
from the l.. A. X. ranch on "A business
mission.
+. w. Murphy was a guest at the
Klcemann oyer Sunday from Hot
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Albien returned
on Thursday from a brief business visit
in Omaha.
5, Ii. Bentley was among the business
callers in the city on Tuesday from
Milwaukee.
Louis Goldsmith, n st Lotus trade
r%ustler, was doniciled at the Kleemann
over Sunday.
Mrs. +. .. Burton departed the latter
part of last week for Denver on a bust
ness mission.
). Nj. Houghton was among the
transient business visitors in the city
on Monday from DeadwooG.
j. *. Wilson was among the transient
guests registered at the Kleemann on
Wednesday from Kansas City.
G. +. Toll, the rustling Council Bluffs
%itinerant salesman, was taking trade
orders in the city on Tuesday.
j. p. Bedding, Deputy L. S. Marshal
for the Black Hills, came in Tuesday
from Dcadwood on official business.
j. T. Reddick and Ed. Stenger, promi.
nent Custer county stockmen, came in
Monday from llermosa, on business.
Mrs. d. Elliott left the latter part of
last week, with her children, for Lead,
to join her husband, and will remain
indefinitely.
ID. Carrigan returned yesterday morn
ing from Hot Springs, where he attend
ed a meeting Of the Knight Templars
on Thursday.
w. q, Porter returned on Monday
from Pierre where he has been in at
tendance at the pending session of the
supreme court.
5. +. Wilson, w. /. Judkins and Art.
Petty were representative citizens of
Hot Springs, who came in Tuesday on a
business mission.
Mrs T. V. oar'ock, and Master
frankie left on the Wednesday morn
ing train for Lead, where they will visit
with Mis-. Monheim, a sister Of Mrs.
Garlock.
j, I. Pitcher boarded the Wednesday
morning train for a brief business visit
in Deadwood and other points in the
Northern Hills, returning home last
evening.
{. w. Spence. the genial Nebraska
representative Of the America. Type
Founders company of Chicago, was in
the city on Tuesday IN the interest of
his company.
William Rosenhaum returned on
Thursday from an extended visi, in
Wyoming, where he has been ~inyes,i-
eating The merits Of certain mining
properties.
Is. X. Weed vent up to Deadwood on
the Saturday morning train, returning
on the evening train with his mother
on her return from a visit with her son,
G. l.. Wood, at Rapid City.
f. Gillette, the former well known b.
d NJ. locating engineer, well and favor
ably known to our local readers, came
in Thursday from his home in Sheridan.
Wyoming, on a mission Of business and
pleasure combined.
Mrs. l.. b. Reno, Of Red Lodge, Mon
tana, a former resident Of Buffalo Gap.
and well Known in this place, recently
arrived in Rapid City, where she will
make an extended visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. q. Il. Lennon.
Woman's Club.