Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-10-14
Persona, Mention.

j. j. Baker, of st. Louis, was an ar
rival Tuesday.
c. C. Shutter of Alliance, Neb, was in
Custer Monday.
III. Reinbold and family returned from
Omaha Monday.
/. NJ. Donaldson went to Hot Springs
Thursday evening.
Frank Bender was up from Squaw
creek Saturday on business.
w. G. Caven was a Crawford, Nebras
ka, visitor in Custer Thursday.
Z. L. Grantham returned Saturday
from business trip to Chicago.
Frank H. Roach registered at the
Kieemann Tuesday from Edgemont.
Albert Lewis, of Wibaux, Montana
was guest at the Kleemann Tuesday.
William Smith, of Elk Mountain, was
transacting business in Custer Monday.
S f. Young, j. +. Shepard and +. N
Montgering were over from Spokane
Monday.
&. l.. Thorp, travelling man from
Hot Springs. was rusting trade in Gus.
ter Monday.
Attorney w. Z. Benedict returned
from Pierre, where he has been arguing
case in the supreme court
Ed Towns, the genial representative
Of the Sioux City Journal, was calling
on his Custer customers Wednesday.
r. Jones. a representative Of the
Graham Paper company Of st Louis,
was rustling trade in Custer Thursday.
VIM. F. Sayars and A. G.. Roseberry
were up from Bakervilie Saturday, the
latter as delegate to the county con
vention.
10. Tyler, of Spokane. was in Custer
Saturday. He was a delegate from that
precinct to the republican county con-
vention.
w. II. Millham, representing the
Tombstone firm Of Golden & Ballard OF
Emmetsburg. Iowa, was an arrival in
Custer Thursday.
Stephen IL. Mills, of New York presi-
dent of the Custer Co. Bank, can e in
Friday of last week to attend the annual
stockholders meeting.
+. w. Bush came in from the Vigi.
lante nine Monday. lie went north on
the Burlington Tuesday morning, re-
turning in the evening.
ii. q. Hamaker returned from the
northern Hills Wednesday, where he
spent several days during the week on
business connected with his Office.
Nj. A. Willis and J. S. Putnam left for
Edgemont Thursday evening to meet
the tain bearing the three Black Hills
companies, which was due there that
evening.
Samuel Coles, who has been visiting
with the family of his brother at Sylvan
lake since early in the spring, departed
Wednesday evening for his home in
New York.
Jesse Carl was an arrival on Friday
Of last week from Northport, Long Is
land. He came here for the purpose OF
attending the annual meeting Of the
stock holders of the Custer Co Bank.
NJ. f. FlavinS and Thomas Carver
were registered at the Kleemann Satur.
day from Forest City. They came here
with a view to purchase three car loads
of horses. They departed Tuesday,
minus the horses
Mrs. T. p. Mullen departed Wednes.
day morning to join her husba al
Sturgis, where they will make their
home for time at least. She was ac-
companied by her two children, and sis
ter, Miss Hoy
ID. w. Webster left for his sheep ranch
OH Lance creek. Wyoming, Tuesday,
He went by way Of Hot Springs, at
which place he tarried long enough to
make the acquaintance Of his goatship
in the chapter of Royal Arch Masons.
William Baker. son Of Col. ]. +. Baker
Of Hermosa, was visitor in Custer dur
ing the week. Mr. Baker has just re
turned from the Philippines. having
been enlisted IN the First Wyoming
regiment While here he was the guest
Of Mr.. j. Il. Cruson and family.