Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-06-17
Persona ment,on.

F. M. Cox was over from Spokane
Tuesday.
l. Stein was a Chicago guest at the
Kleemann Tuesday.
IL. freedman, of Des Moines, Iowa,
was In Custer Tuesday.
Mrs. H. c. silkinson, of Hot Springs
spent Sunday in Custer.
ii. G. Hamaker returned from the
northern Hills Wednesday evening.
John Yakish of Denver, Colorado,
was registered at the Kleemann Mon
day.
James A. Clark of Keystone passed
through Custer Wednesday on his way
east.
Ii. III. Bandler, S. Phelps and 1. w.
Dixon were registered at the Kleemann
Tuesday from Omaha.
Mrs. j. j. Nilsson and daughter of
4ankton, S. d., were domiciled at the
Kleemann over Sunday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Willard returned Monday
evening from a months visit with
friends in the northern Hills.
Charles A. Hunt, b. H. and II. ii.
Heidecker, of C~ovington, KY, had
rooms at the Kleemann Saturday.
Joseph Jones of Utica, Nebraska,
came in last week for a months visit
with his son. A. ]. Jones Of this place.
William Allen, of Cascade, spent Mon
day in Custer. He departed for Hill
City and the northern Hills Tuesday.
Fred Heidepriem returned Wednes-
day evening from Lead, where he had
been attending a meeting OF the State
Embalming board.
+. r. Curran returned yesterday from
Chicago where he has been under medi-
cal treatment for several months. He
is still in very poor health.-Newcastle
Journal.
S. l.. Ainslie and T. V. Garlock, who
represented Custer at the X. p. grand
lodge at Sioux Falls, returned early in
the week and report having had a
good time.
Mrs. S.. +. Elliott departed Saturday
evening for Yankton, ). d., whittier
she went as a delegate from Custer
Chapter to the grand lodge Order Eas-
tern Star, which has been in session at
that place this week.
Genera. Manager Holdredge of the
B.. & NJ. anne in on Saturday morning
oflast week and during the day, in COM
pany with Mr.. John +. Sidey, visited
the late strike MAY mine) on Light
ming creek, returning in the evening.
Mrs. T. V. Garlock, accompanied by
her brother-in-law, Charles Garlock,
and wife, of Phelps, New York, are
visiting in Lead this week with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. II. Monheim. They
returned to Custer Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hanley departed
the latter part of last week for Yam kton,
S. d., where Mr.. II. represented Custer
lodge No. 66, A. +. & A. VI. at the grand
lodge which was in session at that place
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week.
NJ. Burg, j. j. Tierney and D. p.
Moore Of LeMars, Iowa, stockholders in
the Willow Creek Mining company,
spent a few days here early in the week,
investigating the progress that is being
made in developing the Lizzie mine
east of town.
Mrs. d. w. Webster and Mrs. II. H.
Tamlyn came in on Saturday of last
week from Mr.. Webster's sheep ranch,
near Provo station, where they have
been spending the winter. We are in
formed that it is their intention to again
take up their permanent residence in
Custer.
II. F. Benedict, Of Canton. S. D., came
in the latter part of last week for a visit
with his son, Mr.. w. T.. Benedict OF this
place. Mr.. L. had been in attendance
at the q. A. r. encampment at Hot
Springs. In company with his son he
visited points ofinterest in the northern
Hills during the week, returning to Gus
ter Thursday evening.
Among the number of tourists from
the eastern part Of the state who had
been in attendance at the encampment
at Hot Springs last week, and who had
come up to Custer and Sylvan Lake for
a short visit, we noticed the following:
Col. Silsby and wife, J. B. Wolgemuth
Of Mitchell L. S. Tyler and wife, +. d.
Moore and wife, Frank VIM and wife,
Mrs. Hi Russell, and Mr.. John Rich, of
Salem Thos. Arlington; Ii. l.. Jayne,
Redfeld F. l.. Holdredge, Dell Rapids.