Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-09-10
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Monday in this place.
F. +. Rockwell was q Sunday guest at
the Kleemann from Rapid.
/Odo Reder went to Deadwood Tues
day to attend the U. S. court.
AL Craig returned Saturday evening
from a protracted trip through Wyom-
ing.
NJ. j. Bailey returned Monday e
ing from a short visit in the northern
Hills.
John Thompson was a visitor in the
city on Thursday from the st. Elmo
mine.
Mrs. A. Barring Gould and children. of
Hill City were guests at the Kleemann
on Sunday.
Commissioner Neal came in Tuesday
to attend a meeting Of the county board
on that day.
Mrs. Dodge of Hot Springs spent Sat
urday in the city, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Lewis.
A. d. sherwood, the Elk Mountain
stockmen, was t%ransacting business in
this place on Monday. -
j. C. Spencer, sister and niece passed
through Custer Saturday OF their way
to his ranch in Wyoming.
Mrs. p. Potter and mother, Of Omaha,
returned home Saturday evening, after
a ten days visit at Sylvan lake.
c. J. Patton, the Keystone attorney,
was looking after legal business in this
place Wednesday and Thursday.
p. II. Bertschy and John Good of
Sheridan, S. d., came in Monday on
business and pleasure combined.
County Commissioner VIM. McBeath
came in Monday for attendance at a
meeting of the board on that day.
Frank Stewart, of Buffalo Gap, was
transacting business before the board
of county commissioners Tuesday.
Peter Reder and wife spent Sunday
and Monday at Hot Springs, returning
home on the Tuesday morning passen-
ger.
Ray Farrell and M. G.. McTEugh, Of
Omaha, came Friday morning for a
months outing at Custer and Sylvan
lake.
Miss Alta Reid cans in Saturday
evening from Deadwood for a few days
visit with the family of ID. Butcher of
this place.
X. f. Hall, the Rapid City stockman,
was shaking hands with his many Custer
friends on Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week.
Miss Clara Albien departed Tuesday
morning for Spearish, where she will
resume her studies in the state normal
school at that place.
Miss Boden and party, of Burlington,
Iowa, made q flying trip to Sylvan lake
Friday. They are employees of the
c. Z. & @. at that point.
s. Nj. Hougton, of the firm Of Hough-
ton and Graham, D~eadwood, was inter
viewing our merchants on Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week.
Mrs. A. +. Bloomer, mother and
friend went to Deadwood Wednesday.
They have been in the city for some
time. stopping with Mrs. Weir.
. Lewis Eyerly and wife, of Keystone,
and mother of Mrs. S. Scott of
this city, have been visiting with the
Of the later the past week.
L. l.. Grantham went to Deadwood
Tuesday morning to look after some
legal business in the federal court
is now in session at that place.
j. c. Wolfe of Pringle spent Saturday
in this place. Mr.. w. was on his way
home for a visit with his family from
the northern Hills, where he is engaged
in mining.
Mrs. J. w Baron and daughter, May,
and Miss Sarah HALEY, of Rapid City
who have been spending several days at
Sylvan lake, returned to their home
Monday morning.
Mrs. Nj. J. Frawley and daughter, who
have been visiting with Mr.. r. IL.
Pitcher Of this place for the past month,
departed for their home in Chicago on
Wednesday evening.
q. s. johnson and j. S. Putnam re-
Wednesday from their outing
trip in the northern Hills and eastern
Wyoming. They report as haying had
a very enjoyable trip.
Mrs. A. F. Marsh of Sioux City arriv-
ed Saturday morning from Hot Springs
for a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Lewis of this place. She returned
home Sunday evening.
Hon. C. II. Morrill, and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Gere, and Chancellor and
Mrs. MacLean, of Lincoln, Neb., who
are making a tour of the Hills, stopped
at Custer Tuesday.
Miss kenny, of Standbury, Mo-, and
Mrs. Kelbv, of Omaha who have been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Grant
ham of this city for a few days, left for
their home Friday evening.
F. J. v. Rutkowski. G. c. Crazy, James
Clark, w. j. Sopsr and Nell Handy left