Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-10-01


ID p. Jackson came over from Key
stone Sunday and registered at the
Kleemann.
Tom Hoy, Charles Upham and Mr..
Mates represented Keystone in this
place Saturday.
v Miss Roxa Bower returned Wednes-
day morning from a weeks visit at the
Omaha exposition.
DR.. X. w. Calkins returned Tuesday
morning from a ten days visit to the
Omaha exposition.
Forest Supervisor III. q. Hamaker de-
parted on the Tuesday morning passen-
ger for the northern Hills.
+ Albert Taylor and Frank Fay of Otis,
This county, were transacting business
FIN the county seat Monday.
Mrs. G. w. Kimble and daughter,
Sabra, left Tuesday evening for a short
visit with friends at Pringle.
Miss Agnes Smith, of Crawfordville,
Indiana, was a guest at the Kleemann
on Wednesday of this week.
j. T.. Dickson and family left Wednes-
day for Spearfish, where they will make
their home the coming winter.
Mr.. l.. Schultz and wife and r. j..
Mehler, of Grand Island. Neb., were
guests at the Kleemann on Saturday.
Ed Cuthberstou was intervening our
merchants Wednesday in the interest
Of an Omaha wholesale establishment.
T. J. Cunningham, of Lincoln, Neb-
raska, represented a South.Omaha pack
ing establishment in this place Wednes-
day.
IL. II. Francis departed Saturday
evening for Chicago on mining bust
ness. He expects to be absent about
ten days.
Frank Bender, the prosperous rancher
and stockman from Squaw Creek, this
county, was transacting business at the
county seat Wednesday Of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. +. b. Coles, of Sylvan
lake, and Mrs. G. G. Crary of this city,
left Wednesday evening for a two
weeks visit at the Omaha exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Carrigan and Miss
Dollie Maple returned yesterday norm
ing from the exposition, and a visit with
friends in Lincoln and other Nebraska
points.
Mr.. Bush, Supt. Of the Gold Coin Min
ing company. and George Tinsman left
for the northern Hills Tuesday morning
on business. They returned Wednesday
evening.
Y G. b. Smith, Of Fairburn, county COM
missioner from the first district, came
in Monday, and remained oyer until
| Wednesday morning, looking after bust
mess matters.
b. r. Wood, Frank and Ford Nc
Laughlin spent Monday at Hill City, on
business connected with the purchase Of
a hosting plant for the Lizzie group of
mines east Of this place.
f. S. Barring Gould, Of England, W.
]. Bishop and d, j. Welch of Minneap-
oils, came in Saturday evening and
spent Sunday at Sylvan lake. They re-
turned to Deadwood Monday morn
ing.
r. w. Windsor, F. J. v. Rutkowski,
Henry Pilger, John McFadien, b. r.
Wood. Frank Walsh and James Ulton
will leave this morning by private con-
veyance for Buffalo Gap, to attend the
fusion senatorial convention which
meets at that place at 2 o'clock today.
Mrs. w. II. White left Tuesday even
ing for Lincoln, where she expected to
meet her aunt, Mrs. Mary Il. Ives, of
New Haven, Con-, who is just returning
from a trip through the southern states.
Together they will mako a tour Of the
Pacific coast and visit all the different
points of interest in that section. They
expect to be absent about three months.
Mrs. George L. Gundlach, of Hennes-
sey, O~aklahoma, 4 former resident Of
this place. accompanied by her son,
Archie, came in Friday evening of last
week from the northern Hills, where
she has been visiting with relatives and
friends. She remained over until Mon
day, taking the train in the evening for
her home. This has been her first visit
in the Hills since leaving here about
six years ago.
Hiram Dunn, of Rochester, New York,
who has been visiting with his daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Nj. A. Willis and Miss Mary
Dunn, for the past five weeks, departed
for his home Tuesday evening. During
his stay here, Mr.. Dunn visited Sylvan
lake and other points Of interest around
Custer, and was greatly enraptured with
the beauties and scenery of this local
ity. Mr.. Dunn expects to visit this
section again at some future time.
L, Il. Hart of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
one of the stockholders of the North
Star Mining & Milling company, whose
holdings are located about seven miles
west Of this place, came in Saturday
morning to look after the company's
interests. Before leaving for home
Wednesday evening, Mr.. II. expressed
himself as we'll pleased with the deyel-
opments now in progress on the COM
pany's claims. The CHRONICLE acknow.
lodges a pleasant call.