Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-09-03

Frank Glover, Of Jackson, Mimi, was
registered at the Kleemann on Satur-
day.
Rudolf Bethge, Of Detroit, Michigan,
was a guest at the Kleemann on Satur-
day.
ID. V. Peterson left for Hot Springs
Wednesday evening to be gone about a
week.
S. +. and A. A. Young of Rapid City
were tr~ansacting business in the city on
Saturday.
j. ID. Poorman, an Omaha knight Of
the grip, was rustling trade in the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Thummel Of
Grand Island, Nebraska, were Sunday
arrivals for Sylvan lake.
Miss Kate Harvey left Tuesday for
Chinook, Mont, where she has been
engaged 10 teach school.
Earl Ho~isington and G.. M. Erb, of
Hermosa, were transacting business in
this place o. Wednesday.
Charles Freeland, a prosperous stock
man from Pass creek, came in Tuesday
on business and pleasure combined.
Fl. E. Seaman, representing the Car.
penter Paper Company of Omaha was
interviewing u merchants on satur-
day.
T. J. Cunningham was interviewing
our merchants Monday in the interest
of a South Omaha packing establish
ment.
George Eberle, representing a Kansas
City wholesale boot and shoe establish
ment, was taking orders in the city on
Tuesday.
X. Swinford came up from Hot Springs
Wednesday morning for a short visit
with relatives and friends. He returned
in the evening.
J. L Bentley and family Of Deadwood
came in Saturday evening and spent
Sunday at Sylvan lake, returning home
Monday morning.
w. G. Porter came in Thursday morn
ing and will remain until Tuesday, when
he will leave for Deadwood to attend
the federal court.
Rev. j. c. DuVal, Walter Garfield,
Mrs. Emma WATSON, and Miss Bessie
Piper of keystone, took dinner at the
Kleemann Tuesday.
William Tarrant and son returned
Sunday morning from British Columbia,
where they are extensively interested
in mining properties.
Ed. Cutbertson, representing an Oma-
ha grocery establishment, vas looking
after the interest of his firm in this city
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Aaron N~yswanger, a prosperous far
mer and stockman of Battle creek, this
county, was transacting business at the
county seat Monday and Tuesday Of
this week.
DR.. Gantz Of Deadwood was shaking
hands with old time friends Saturday
evening as he passed through Custer,
en- route to Omaha and Cincinnati for a
months vacation.
C. 8. Johnson and J. s. Putnam left
last Saturday or a prospecting and fish
ing expedition on Sand creek, in the
northern Hills. They expect to be
gone about two weeks.
A. &. Whitman and wife of Kansas
City, Mo-, came in On the Tuesday
morning passenger, and in the after
noon drove out to Sylvan lake for u
short visit at that scenic pleasure re-
sort.
Miss Pearl Cotton, daughter of Mrs.
Tobias Castor of Lincoln, Neb., came in
Monday morning for a short visit with
her friend, Miss Dollie Maple of this
place. She returned home Tuesday
evening.
Willis c. Bower, city editor of the
Lead Tribune, accompanied by his wife,
came in Saturday evening, and spent
Sunday with his brother, Israel Bower.
They returned to their home at Lead
Monday morning.
Mrs. NJ. f Roberts and Miss Fannie
Jenessen, who have been visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Webster and Mrs.
Fl. H.. Tamyln of this city for the past
two months, departed for their home in
Chicago Thursday evening.
Prof. r. ii. Lord, Of Nebraska City,
Neb., principal eject of the Custer
public schools, came in on the Wednes-
day morning passenger, and will enter
upon the discharge of his duties at the
opening of school Tuesday next.
Frank Mclaughlin and B. r. Wood
returned the later part Of the week from
LeMars, Iowa, where they attended a
meeting of the stockholders of the Will
low Creek Mining company, which was
held at that place on the 22nd ult.
l. NJ. Donaldson NJ. A. Willis, A. T.
Feay and G. G. Crary returned Sunday
morning from Mitchell, where they have
been in attendance at the republican
state convention. On their return they
stopped two days at Omaha and took in
the exposition.
G. w. Mullen, of O'Neil, Neb., brother
Of I. P. Mullen, and a former resident
of this place, came in Sunday morning
for a few days visit with relatives aud
friends. Mr. Nj. left Wednesday morn
ing for Hill City, where he has accepted
nnaitinn Of nrincinal in the nnhlic