Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-07-23

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Thursday.
DR.. r. w. Calkins left Monday morn
ting for Hill City and Keystone on pro-
fessional business.
VIM. III. Smith, Of keystone, was
shaking hands with old time friends in
this place Tuesday.
]. J. Cunningham was representing
a South Omaha packing establishment
in the city Saturday.
E. L. Hemingway, of Brookings, 8. ID.
was an arrival in the city on the Thurs
day morning passenger.
Judge G. E. Smith of this place spent
the week in Rapid City in the interest
Of the order Of NJ. w. A.
Mrs. Ira Barnett and daughter return
led on Saturday from an extended visit
with relatives and friends in Iowa.
G. A. Bartholomew, of Hermosa, was
transacting business before the board
of county commissioners on Thursday.
w. G. Porter, Assistant U. s. attorney,
arrived from Deadwood Sunday even
ing on business. He left for Sioux Falls
Monday evening.
Miss Lillian Smith, who has been
stopping with Mrs. Alex Smith the past
week, returned to the northern Hills
Sunday morning.
J. d. Poorman, an Omaha knight of
the grip, was interviewing our msr-
chants in the interest of the firm he
represents On Tuesday.
Mrs. Blackman and daughter of Phila'
delplia, Pa, sister Of Mrs. A. j. Yerkes
of this place, arrived Friday of last
week for a visit with the later.
Tobias Castor and wife, of Lincoln,
Neb., who have been visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Carrigan' for a few days,
left for their home on Wednesday even.
ing.
Mrs. Frank Alexander and children
of Whitewood, who have been visiting
Win MI anu MIo' ID II HliiobIj uOpoie
ed for home on Friday mornings pas
senger.
Joseph Jones, who has been visiting
with his son. A. J. Jones and family OF
this city for the past month left for mis-
home at Utica, Nebraska, the later part
of last week.
Mrs. w. s. White Of this city, accom-
panied by her aunt, Mrs. Mary Ives, OF
New Haven, Conn, spent Sunday at Hot
Springs, returning on the Monday morn
ing passenger.
James Mum, U. 8. deputy revenue
collector for the Black Hills, came in
Wednesday evening from Deadwood on
official business. lie returned Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. A. j. Jones and two sons, Glen
and Marx, departed Tuesday evening
for Omaha for O visit with her sister,
and to take in the exposition, They
will be absent about q month.
M. B. Gehlen, of the firm of Gehlen
Bros, manufactures of, and dealers in
-four and grain, of LeMars, Iowa, came
in Thursday morning to look after their
mining interests in this vicinity.
Commercial Agent Of the B. & M
Railway at Deadwood, j.. /. Bentley
and family, passed through Custer Sat
urday evening, en- route to Omaha, Neb.
where they will visit the White City.
]. F. Smith returned Tuesday morn
ing from Sioux Falls. where he had
been attending U. S. court. He stopped
at Omaha o few days and visited the
exposition, which he says is a grand
success.
]. F. Edmonds and two children.
Susie and Arthur, of Deadwood, came
in Saturday evening, en- route to Sylvan
lake, at which place they spent Sunday
and Monday, returning to their home
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary E. Ives, Of New Haven
Conn, who has been visiting with the
family of her brother, Mrs. JOSEPH
Fisher Of this city for the past three
weeks, returned to her home in the
east on Tuesday.
Mrs. Drew accompanied by the Misses
Maude and Stella Drew, departed by
private conveyance for a mouths visiI
in Rapid City and Sturgis. Mrs. Drew
expects to visit Mr.. Drew on his ranch
near Bixby, South Dakota, before return
ing.
M. J. Bailey, Charles Young, o. ant
L. G, Reder returned Sunday morning
from Sioux Falls, where they have beer
in attendance at the U. S. court the pas
three weeks. On their return they
stopped two days at Omaha and took il
the exposition.
James Clark left Monday morning fol
his mining property near Rockford
Mr.. C. is extensively interested il
plumbago in that locality which he in
forms us is showing up well. He ex
poets to put in several weeks prospecting
and developing the property.
Denis Henault and d. d. Tubbs, WHIT
left here about two months ago for thu
Thermopolis springs, and other point
in Wyoming, returned Thursday. The!
say they have seen no country in thei
travels that is half so attractive to then
as the Black Hills.
II. Reinbold, the Omaha mining ex
pert, came in Thursday, accompanied
by I. p. Phillbrooks and II. c. DonneI
of Boston, Mass. They drove out int
the country during the day to examin,