Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-29
Personal Mention.

i I. P. Mullen went to Deadwood Wed.
nesday on business.
| Harry Bayne was Pringle visitor in
Custer early in the week.
Geo. Eberlee was Kansas City visi.
tor in Custer Wednesday.
E. L. Grantham left for Rapid Wed.
nesday evening on legal business.
County Commissioner H. G. Clason
was up from Otis early in the week.
II. G. Hamaker spent Wednesday in
Deadwood, returning in the evening.
Julius Rebsemen, of Deadwood, spent
several days in Custer during the week.
Resin Otis was up from his ranch on
Squaw creek the latter part of last
week.
w. f. Benedict left for Buffalo GAP
and Hermosa Tuesday evening on legal
business.
E. C. Johnson, the Hill City mining
broker, was transacting business in Gus.
ter Tuesday.
T. NJ. Shanafelt, Baptist missionary
for South Dakota, was an arrival in Gus.
ter Wednesday.
J. c. Gibson, a Lincoln travelling
man, was interviewing Custer merchants
early in the week.
j. P. Phillips returned Sunday morn.
ing from an extended visit at his old
home in Akron, Ohio.
William Allen, of Cascade, was trans.
acting business in Custer Tuesday. He
left for home in the evening. .
Rev. Radford came in on the morn.
ing Of the Goth from the eastern part OF
the state for visit with his family.
A. i. Pike, travelling man from st.
Joe, Missouri, was talking dry goods
to some Of our merchants Thursday.
Mrs. Z. w. Blair. of Deadwood, came
in on the evening Of the 9th for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Dickson.
Geo. Mullen, principal in the Hill
City public schools, was visiting with
relatives and friends in Custer early in
the week.
G. w. Greene, special agent ofthe land
Office, spent several days in Custer this
week on business connected with his
fficial position
NJ. L. Schoonmaker, former resident
of Custer, but now located at Keystone
came in early in the week for a short
visit with friends
Z. w. Gettys, q prosperous stockman
residing near Elk Mountain, this coun.
ty, was transacling business in Custer
Saturday of last week.
Rev. w. ii. Parsons attended the
commencement exercises at the Black
Hills College at Hot Springs Wednesday
and Thursday of this week.
Mrs. John Fayel, of Keystone, came
in Wednesday for an indefinite yisi
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Hanley. Sh,
was accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. j. A. Kelly, of Elk Mountain
came in Monday evening from an ex
tended visit with relatives at Spearfish
In company with her husband she de
parted for home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. ID. Carrigan departed On tn,
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Speartsh, in response to telephone
message announcing the serious Hines
Of her niece, Mrs. o. D. Barnhart of tha
place.
w. Weldon, of Iowa Falls, Iowa, wa
an arrival in Custer OH the morning O
the 9th, and spent the day here lookin,
up the various interests Cf the late A. d
Clark. He departed for home in tn
evening.
DR. F. w. lime, of Chicago, minini
expert, arrived from Deadwood on tn,
evening of the 25th, and spent severa
days around Custer investigating tn
mineral resources of this section. NOR
particularly the graphite deposits.
Mrs w. f. Longer of Lusk. Wyoming
who has been visiting with her sister
Mrs. ii. q. Butterfield of this city fo
the past two weeks, departed for he
home Tuesday evening. She was ac
companied by her grand daughter, Mrs
Callie Louger. Mrs. L. will be remem
bered by some of our readers as havin
visited Custer several years ago.