Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-12-24
Personal Mention.


northern Hills on Monday.
Alex Mccall of Rockford, was a guest
at the Kleemann Wednesday.
Odo Reder left for Deadwood Wed.
nesday morning on business.
w. G. earns Of Crawford was a guest
at the Kleemann on Monday.
II. l.. Monaghan, OF Hermosa, had
business in circuit court Monday.
w. B. Clark was registered at the
Kleemann on Sunday from Omaha.
B. B. Howell was registered at the
Kleemann on Tuesday from Omaha.
II. j. Ahrich registered at the Klee-
mann Wednesday from Spring creek.
c A. Stokes. of Deadwood, was tran
sacting business in Custer Wednesday
Fred T. Evans, ST., and Harry Clark
were Hot Springs visitors in Custer
Tuesday.
A. C. Roseberry was up from his
ranch near Baskerville Thursday and
Friday.
Walter Soper was in from his Elk
Mountain ranch Wednesday on cour,
business.
Fl. L. Fryberger, of Sheridan. Wyom.
ing, was registered at the Kleemann
Tuesday.
c. L.. Wood, Of Rapid, came in Thurs
day morning on legal business before
the circuit court.
G. Rees and T. J. Cunningham were
r~nstling trade in the city Monday for
Omaha Wholesale houses.
s. f. Wilson, the Hot Springs attof.
ney, was mp Monday attending to some
legal business in circuit court.
G. w. Brown, the Rapid City attor
new, was looking after legal business in
the circuit court early in the week.
Mr.. & Mrs. B. r. Wood departed Tues
day evening for st Louis, where Mrs.
Wood goes for medical treatment.
Eugene Waugh and wife. of Denver
Col, came in Wednesday morning and
are occupying rooms at the Kleemann.
n. ii. Carey, a prosperous rancher and
%stockman from Hermosa was transacting
business at the county seat on Tuesday.
\ Frank Bender, the prosperous stock.
man from Squaw creek. was transact.
ing business in circuit court Thurs lay.
NJ. +. Smith, representative elect to
the lower house of the state legislature,
vas up from his home at Fairburn Tues
day.
County commissioner c. B. Smith of
Fairburn came in Tuesday to attend a
meeting Of the board called for that
day.
w. J Thornby came in Saturday even
ing from Deadwood and spent several
days in Custer early in the week on
mining business.
Joe Lafors of Newcastle, Wyoming
cattle detective for the Wyoming Stock
Association, had business before the cir
cult court Wednesday.
Herb Benham departed Tuesday
morning for Deadwood, where he has
accepted a position as clerk in one of
the grocery stores Of that pace.
Judge Levi McGee, accompanied by
Court Stenographer Sharp, came in
Monday morning from Rapid and open
ed court in the forenoon of that day.
NJ. E. Hiltner, John b. Wright and +.
VI. Brown, of Lincoln, Nebraska, were
arrivals in Custer Wednesday morning
and are domiclled at the Kleeemann.
w G. Jones was an arrival in Custer
early il the week from his stock ranch
in Hardin county, s. d., and will spend
the Holidays with friends i'm this place.
II. X. Rua, the Deadwood mining
man, was investigating the merits Of
some of, the mines in the vicinity Of
Custer on Tuesday and Wednesday Of
this week.
p. J. Miniter, in charge of the United
States assay office at Deadwood, came
in Saturday evening on mining busi-
ness. He returned home Monday
morning
] + and G. w. Pitcher returned Sun
day from Keystone, at which place they
have been looking after assessment work
on some very promising mining proper
ty for the past two weeks.
Miss Eliza Drew will leave this Q
my for Redfeld, s. H., where she will
attend the State Educational Associa-
ton, which %convenes in that city on
Decem err Goth and closes on the 30.
L Dunbar passed through Custer Tues
day evening from Keystone on his way
home at Four Mile to spend the holt
days with his family. Mr.. ID. holds a
position as teacher in one Of the schools
at the former place.
Carl H. Danielson came up from his
ranch on French creek on Thursday.
He reports the cattle on u thousand hills
in his locality doing well, and consider
ing the fact that the season has been
rather dry, the people in the neighbor-
hood are fairly prosperous.
Judge j. R. Whitehead of Cheyenne,
Wyoming, and B. Carter of Washington,
ID. c., we're arrivals in the city on Fri
day of last week They have been in
the northern Hills for several weeks
looking after some Indian claims. Mr.
Garter represents the government. and
Judpe Whitehead the claimants in these