Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08
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Personal Mention.

Custer Thursday.
Charles Ennis was a Baskerville WISH
tor In Custer Monday.
G L. Thorp of Hot Springs was trans.
acting business in Custer Thursday.
James Cochran departed Wednesday
morning for his mines near Rockford.
Charles Upham, Of Keystone, was
tr~ansacting business in Custer Tuesday.
DIR. r. w. Calkins was called to Prin-
gle Sunday night on professional BUSH
ness.
+. II. Rond was registered at the
Kleemann Monday from Cincinnati,
Ohio.
T. G. Vanatta was a guest at the Klee-
mann Thursday from Minneapolis, Min
nesota.
J. NJ. Bullock registered at the Klee-
mann Wednesday from Memo, South
Dakota.
S. X. Cotton, the Deadwood travelling
man. was interviewing our merchants
Wednesday.
T. Wilson and s.. ]. Dewey were regis
tered at the Kleemann Monday from
Cheyenne river.
w. +. Benedict made a flying visit to
Hot Springs early in the week, return
ing Tuesday morning.
b. II. Wood returned Tuesday norm
ing from Sheridan. Wyoming, whittier
he had been on legal business.
L. w. Legrand of Argyle, a station on
the B. & NJ. south of Pringle, was an
oyer Sunday guest at the Kleemann.
+. c. johnson came over from Hill
City Monday to look after private BUSH
ness. lie returned home Tuesday.
S. L Young, of Rapid City, manager
Of the Crown Hill Mining Company,
transacted business in Custer Wednes-
day.
County Commissioner II. G.. Clason
came up from his home neal Otis Tues
day to attend the quarterly meeting Of
the board.
J. Weber, representing the San Fran
cisco Examiner, was in Custer early in
the week, looking after the interests Of
that publication.
Col. Williams, of Hill City, was a yisi.
tor in Custer early in the week, looking
after the Harvey Peak Tin Cos inter ests
in this vicinity.
II. Il. Locke, the Deadwood photo
grapher, who had been running "a GAL
lery in Custer for about ten days, left
for home Wednesday.
County Commissioner w. A. Widncy
came up from Buffalo Gap Monday to
attend the meeting Of the board which
convened on that day.
Joseph Brunschmidt, the prosperous
rancher and stockman residing neal
Buffalo Gap, was transactiug business at
the count! seat Tuesday.
Sheriff Ainslie returned Tuesday
morning from Buffalo Gap, where he
had been in attendance at the McDon.
~ald-Stabler calf trial Monday.
Eugene Waugh, one of the owners of
the dry concentration at Four Mile, re-
turned Monday morning from a short
visit with his family at Denver.
G.. w. Watson, a mining man from the
northern Hills, spent several days in
the vicinity of Custer the past week in
v~estigating our mineral resources.
George Raver left Wednesday even
ing for Hot Springs, where he will take
treatment for rheumatism with which
he has been confined to his room for
some time.
John A. Stanley, editor Of the Hot
Springs Star, and postmaster at that
place, passed through Custer Thursday
evening, en- route home from Lead,
where he had been visiting with rela-
tives.
G. w. Garbutt, Superintendent of
Forest Reservations, with headquarters
at Sheridan, Wyoming, spent several
days in Custer during the week on bust
ness connected with his official position.
While here he was the guest of Forest
Supervisor II. G. Hamaker
Mr.. w. J. Cool and family will leave
in a short time for California, where it
is their intention to remain. Mr.. Cool
has made Hill City and the southern
Hills his home for the last twen,y years.
He has a great many friends in this
section who very much regret of his
leaving.
Lawrence Mccarthy came in from
Alliance, Neb., Tuesday morning to
spend a few days in the vicinity of Chs
ter. MIR. Mccarthy is an old prospector
and comes here for the purpose Of in.
vestigating our mineral resources. He
is an old time friend Of w. j. Bowles oil
this place.
You ear buy the most for the money
at Garlock's.
You use soap in the laundry every
week. Try Diamond sc" Soap next
week.