Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-10-07
Persona, Mention.

| Gu' h' ofahtuaul lcis ioh NhtCaSO OaI-
urday.
Perry Bertschy left Tuesday for Sheri-
dan, S. D., for short visit with his par
| ents.
| M. T. Schoonmaker was a keystone
visitor in Custer Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mrs. II. A. Albien returned Tuesday
from business trip to Chicago and
other eastern cities.
ii. +. Seaman. of the Carpenter Paper
Company, Omaha, was in Custer Satur-
day rustling trade for his firm.
Joseph Humphrey and family return
ed Saturday from three weeks trip on
the range about 100 miles north of Ra-
pid.
Ii. G. Hamaker and family, and NJ.
A. Willis and wife spent Sunday at Hot
Springs. returning home Monday morn
Ing.
Miss Matte Halliday left last Friday
for Missouri, her old home, on business.
She will be absent about three or four
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r w. Windsor took the
train Monday evening for a short visit
with friends at Pringle. They returned
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Reinbold went to
Omaha Monday TO take in the Greater
American exposition. They expect to
return today.
Mrs. f. Heidepriem went to Hot
Springs Wednesday for short visit
with the family Of her brother-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. August Heidepriem.
Mrs. Sprague, nee Nellie Griffis, came
in Monday morning foi a visit with the
family Of her brother, Morse Griffis,
who resides few miles west of Custer.
Harry Butcher departed Tuesday
evening for Cornwallas, Oregon, where
he will enter an agricultural school and
take course of study in electrical en-
gineering.
County Commissioner W. A. Widney
came up from Buffalo Gap Tuesday to
attend the regular quarterly meeting of
the board, as did also Commissioner Cla-
son from Otis.
Charley Rutkowski arrived Sunday
for visit with relatives and friends
he has position as cook on the Bur.
lington extension west of Alliance. lie
returned Thursday.
j. II. Fordice, who has been looking
over his mining interests in this vicin.
ity for tho past three weeks, left for his
Indiana home Wednesday. He was ac-
companied by his wife.
w b. Gotherman, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, who has been spending the last
two weeks here In the interest of the
Black Hills Water & Mining company,
left for home Thursday.
Mrs s. F. Elliot went to Keystone
last Friday TO constitute Mount Edna
Chapter, Order Eastern Star, under a
charter, she having been commissioned
by the Grand Patron. She returned
Saturday.
Peter Reder and family departed
Monday evening for st. Paul, Mimi,
where it is their intention to perma-
nently locate. During their residence
in Custer they made many friends who
very much regret their leaying.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Sullivan and child
rem, of Kamala, Washington, who have
been visiting with relatives and friends
for the past three weeks, departed for
home Tuesday. Mr. +. j. V. Rutkowski
accompanied them as far as Hot Springs,
returning to Custer Thursday morning.
Miss Pearl White departed Tuesday
for Lincoln. Nebraska, where she was
to meet her aunt, Mrs. Mary +. Ives, oi
New Haven, Conn. After a short visit
AT Lincoln. che will accompany that
lady to Florence, Italy, where she will
enter school for the purpose Of study.
ing music. She will be gone indefinite.
ly.
Mr.. G.. B. Dockstader, wife, and son
Irwin, who have been visiting with the
family Of A. G. Putnam on Willow creek
the past ten days, departed for their
home as Des Moines, Iowa, Tuesday
Mrs Docks,ader is a sister Of Mrs. Put.
nam. During their stay here they visit
ed Sylvan lake, Keystone, and other
points ofInterest in the southern Hills.
They expressed themselves as greatly
! nlpasaI vii n their visit