Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19
Personal ment,on.

in Custer yesterday.
Miss R. Anna Morris, sister of Mrs. G.
w. Greene, is at Sylvan lake.
S. Majorof Kansas City was register.
ed at the Kleemann Wednesday.
Irwin G; Madden and, wife OF Omaha,
were at the Kleemann Wednesday.
A. Thompson and family of Deadwood
were at the leemann Wednesday.
A. R. Kinney was registered at the
Kleemann Thursday from Crete. Ne
braska.
Hon. George A. silsby Of Mitchell, s.
D., national bank examiner, was in Gus
ter Thursday.
Mrs. C. w. Greene and son Hugh, and
daughter Marie, are at the Kleemann
for a few days.
i. G. Reder and wife returned We'd
nesday from a months visit with rela
tiyes in Spearish.
b. Wilkie and R. Jacobs, two travel
ing men from Chicago, had rooms at the
Kleemann Tuesday.
II. s. Berry. of Tecumse, Nebraska,
was visiting with the family Of j. X.
Cruson Wednesday between trains.
Judge Galley ofPierrc, who has been
a gnest at s~ylvan'lake for several days,
departed for the northern Hills Mon
day! NJ
Mrs. W. Tarrant and daughter, Miss
Angie, returned the latter. part of last
week from a visit with friends at Hot
Springs
NJ. II. Breen, Of LeMars, Iowa, a
stockholder in the Willow Creek Min
ing Co, spent a..few days in Custer early
in the week.
Jas. Il. Ballard, proprietor Of the Bal
lard Snow Liniment Company, st. Louis,
was in Custer Monday looking after the
sale of lis goods.
ii. Gordon, of Seneca, Neb.. who has
been visiting with Mr.. A. j. Evans and
family for the pasC ten days, departed
for home Thursday evening.
d. b. Gardner, wife and daughter
Helen, of Chicago, arrived on the morn
ing of the 10th en- route to Sylvan lake.
Mrs. Gardner is a sister of Mr.. j.. &.
Spencer.
DR.. F. S. Prettyman and wife, who
| lara hnan ,iaitip1 NTH frinnlc IN thic
city the past three weeks, departed for
their home in Nebraska City, Nebraska,
Monday evening.
Henry Monheim of Lead came in
Sunday evening" for a few days visit
with relatives and friends. He was
accompanied by two of his children,
Arthur and Louise.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Butter6eld, who
haye been visiting with their daughter,
Mrs. j. +. Smith, for the past month,
departed for their home at Belle Plain,
Iowa. Thursday evening.
N. J.Thatcher, a banker from Denver,
Colorado, accompanied by his wife, were
arrivals in Custer Thursday. They will
remain several days to investigate the
merits of our mineral iii
N. ]. Page and son George, who have
been visiting with relatives and friends
in Custer for several months, departed
for their home at Spokane, Washington,
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Page will re
main for another month.
George ii. Thummel, United States
Marshal for the district of Nebraska,
accompanied by his wife and children,
who have been guests at Sylvan lake
for the past two weeks, departed for
home Wednesday evening.
Judge Caldwell Yeaman and nephew,
l.. II. Yeaman, prominent mining men
and capitalists Of Denver, Colorado,
came in Thursday. They spent the day
in Custer and vicinity, and departed for
the northern Hills Friday morning.
Miss Blanche Thompson, who has
been visiting with her mother for about
ten days, went to Hot Springs Monday,
where she will spend a week with
friends. She will then 60 to Deadwood
to resume her labors on the ~Independ-
ent.
Congressman r. J. Gamble passed
through Custer Tuesday morning en-
route to Deadwood and Rapid from Hot
Springs. In a conversation with a
CHRONICLE reporter he stated that he
would visit Custer the latter part of this
week.
States Attorney c. e. Smith returned
Wednesday from Pierre, whittier he
went about three weeks ago to resist the
granting of a pardon in the case of
James w. Thompson. He also made a
short visit with his uncle nea Wood
bine, Iowa.
Col. Dick Weeds and wife of Sioux
Falls, Miss Elna Woods of New York
City, cousin of the former, Judge Spen
Ger and two daughters of st. Joe, Mo-,
came in from Deadwood Tuesday even.
ing en- route TO Sylvan lake. They de-
parted for home Wednesday.
Frank II. Porter, editor of the Hold
redge Citizen, ofHoldrege, Neb., accom-
panied by his wife. anne in Saturday.
They are camped in Pioneer park south
of the B.& NJ. depot, and expect to re-
main about a week or ten days. The
CHRONICLE acknowledges a pleasant
call.
Miss Mary +. Dunn, sister Of Mrs. NJ.
A.. Willis, who, held the position of