Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-03-26
Personal Mention.

G. Campbell, Of st. Joe, was a Sunday
guest ut the Kleemann.
j. +. Reppy was a visitor in the city
on Tuesday from Cincinnati.
L. Ii. Lee was a business caller in the
city on Tuesday from Detroit.
Chris. Baysel, of Omaha was a Klee.
mann House guest on Sunday.
w. b. Blood was among the Saturday
transients in the city from Chicago.
d. T.. Sioux, of Warren, Ohio, had
rooms at the Kleemann on Monday.
A. p. Have, Of Crawford. Nebraska,
was ~sojourning in the city on Satur-
day.
L. +. Hall came in Thursday from
Rapid City to look after his business
affairs.
j. S. Bentley, commercial agent Of the
b. d NJ, had business in tais place on
Tuesday.
ii. Boyer. s. r. Maddox and j. p.
Sidey represented Pringle in this place
on Monday.
Judge Levi Niece was in the city on
Tuesday hearing motions in pending
court cases.
w. G. Porter returned on Saturday
from a brief visit to Hot Springs on
legal business.
Henry Frawley, a well known Dead
wood attorney, came in Wednesday on
legal business.
j. p. Hymer and s. Houghton we're
among the Monday arrivals in the city
from Deadwood.
+. o. Burton took the Thursday even
ing train for a trip down the road on a
business mission.
w. NJ. Fuller was calling on the trade
in this place on Tuesday in the interest
Of an Omaha firm.
Peter Mckinney left early in the
week for an extended visit with relatives
and friends in Chicago.
w. G.. Gregg, of Gloversville, New
York, WAS among the transient arrivals
in the city on Wednesday.
w. G.. Barnes and l.. Bourne were
Monday arrivals at the Kleemann who
registered from the Black Hills.
q. b. Hitch spent Saturday and Sun
day visiting with his brother Bert in
Spearish, returning on Monday.
l. b. Jenness, the genial represent
atiye of the Sioux City Tribune, was
registered at the Kleemann on Sunday.
Miss Josie LindStrom departed on the
Thursday evening train for California
where she will sojourn for an indefinite
period.
l.. J. Shook, of Kansas City represent
ing the Keystone Pickling and Pressrv
ing Works of Pittsburgh, Pa, was inter
viewing out merchants or Monday.
ID. Carrigan returned from Deadwood
on the Sunday evening passenger, hnv-
ing just completed a seven weeks term
Of service as II juror in the late term Of
the u. 5. court at that place.
C. +. Brookway, advance agent for the
Uncle Toms Cabin company, came in
Wednesday to bill the town for the
presentation of the popular drama on
Thursday evening, the 3lst inst.
j. II. Schenk, u prominent mining
mar Of this place, took the Wednesday
evening train for Omaha and Chicago,
whittier he went on mining business.
He will be absent about two weeks.
Ed. Rogers, wife and son, were visit
ing with friends in Deadwood and Lead
on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, re
turning home on the Monday evening
train. Ed participated in the Shrine
meeting in Deadwood on Saturday
night, and, as did all others, enjoyed it
hugely.
William Tarrant boarded the Thurs
day evening train for British Columbia,
where he goes 10 look after the develop
ment Of a group of promising mining
claims, which he acquired while on n
visit to that country last fall. He ex-
poets to remain until midsummer, and
possibly a few months later
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