Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-03-18
Personal Mentlon.


C. Y. Abeff came in from Deadwood
Wednesday evening.
j. p. Hymer, Of Deadwood spent
Thursday in Custer on business.
+. A. La Selle, of Lexington, Neb.,
was a guest at the Kleemann Monday.
A. Johnson went TO Hot Springs,
Tuesday, returning Thursday morning.
Harry Bayne was noticed among the
Pringle visitors on u streets early in
the week.
j. Ii, Schenk returned early in the
week from a business trip in the north
ern Hills.
r. V. Grantham came over from New
castle, Wyoming, the latter part of last
week for a visit with his Custer friends.
Miss Alta Reid returned to her home
in Deadwood Tuesday, after a few days
visit with relatives and friends in this
place.
C. w. Greene, special timber agent,
spent several days in the vicinity Of
Custer early in the week on official
business.
A. G. Blackney came over from Key
stone Sunday to get acquainted with his
family. lie returned to that camp Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin departed
Wednesday evening for Il visit with ie-
latives and friends at her old home
Centre Point, Iowa.
j. d. Poorman, representing the swift
Packing establishment ofSouth Omaha,
was doing business among Custer mer-
chants Wednesday.
Hugh Hanna and wife left on the
train Tuesday evening for the east. He
has sold his interest in the Duchess
mine to j. f. Sidey.
j. w. Mcintyre departed Sunday
evening for Denver, Colorado, where he
will make his home in the future with
some relatives residing in that city.
Charles Ii. Mars, advance agent for
the Georgia Minstrel Company, came
in early in the week to bill the town
for the entertainment Wednesday even
ing.
William Brooks, a prosperous rancher
and stockman residing a short distance
east of Buffalo Gap, was transacting busl-
ness at the county seat early in the
week.
Miss Nellie Marble, of Keystone, came
in the latter part of last week for a short
visit with the families Of John Mallon
and +. p. Mullen. She returned home
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. ii. A. Albien departed Tuesday
for Kansas City, and other eastern
points, to purchase her spring millinery
and dry goods. She expec,s to be gone
about ten days or two weeks
Mrs. w. Ii. White returned Sunday
evening from a two weeks visit viii
her husband at Rapid. MIR. White
nOIuS IL DOSlllOH ITO DOOhh POI III ~
chlorination works at that place.
John Musselman, manager OF the
Black Hills Telephone Exchange al
Deadwood, came in OH the evening o.
the l4th, to look after the company''
business in this place. He returned
Wednesday morning.
b. X. Wood and Frank and Ford Nc
Laughlin left Sunday evening for lie
Mars. Iowa, whittier they went to attend
a meeting of the stockholders of the
Willow Creek Mining Company which
was held at hat place on the l4th.
Guy Reder returned Monday morning
from a two months trip through the
state of Washington, whittier he had
been in search of u new location. dc
expects to remove with his family to
that state some time during the coming
summer.
Senator w. f. Benedict and wife were
arrivals from Pierre Sunday morning
where Mr.. b. had been representing
Custer and Fail River counties In the
state senate the past two months. 1t is
needless to say that the counties were
never more ably represented in the
senate than they have this year.
Odo Reder returned IN the morning
of the 18th from a three weeks trip
through the states of Washington and
Oregon. Owing to his absence in the
northern Hills during the week, we
have been unable to learn as to wheth.
er he has concluded to take up his resi-
dence in either of the above states OF
.an,ain In Instar