Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-07-29
Personal Mention.

st. Elmo mine on Thursday.
Resin Otis and son were up from
their ranch on Squaw creek Saturday.
A. w. Kinsman and wife of Omaha
were registered at the Kleeman Tues
day.
c. w. Greene, the government tim
Der agent. arrived from Rapid Thurs
day.
Mrs. s. E. Ainsley returned Saturday
from weeks visit with freinds at Rag
ged Top.
w. F. Hanley left Monday evening
for the Crawford sheep ranch southwest
of Edgemont.
S. E. Wilson, the Hot Springs attor-
ney, was attending to legal business in
Custer Thursday.
w. J. Jones, brother Of A. ]. Jones'
came in Monday from Alliance, Neb,
for few days visit
Miss Anna Albien returned the latter
part of last week from a protracted visit
to British Columbia.
]. L. Denman Of Deadwood was rust
ling business among our. merchants for
q Chicago firm Tuesday.
T. w. Thompson, the Whitewood
-four man wac rustling business among
our merchants Tuesday.
H. B. Young, F. D. Smith and wife,
and Mrs. III. P. Ward, Of Deadwood,
spent Sunday at Sylvan lake.
Julius Rebsemen of Deadwood, was
an arrival in Custer Tuesday. He ex-
poets to remain about a week or ten
days.
A. Durfey, who has been in charge of
the hoist at the Vigilante mine, left for
Denver on the south bound train Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Samuel Scott and children re-
turned Wednesday from months visit
with her parents at Hayward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Everly.
William Lowery and Charles Hiehley
of Minneapolis spent Sunday at Sylvan
lake. They departed for Deadwood
Monday morning.
Judge Levi MCGEE came in Tuesday
morning from Hot Springs and spent
the day hearing motions. He departed
for home in the evening.
H. Reinbold and son Emil, of Chicago,
father and brother of Mr.. H. R"inbold
of this place, departe Thursday even
ing for their home AFR Il months visit
with the family of the latter.
j.. F. Sidey came in from Dansby the
latter part of the week. He is looking
for the arrival of parties from the east
who will come to look at certain mining
ground in which they have an interest.
Perry Bertschy came in from the
Drummer mine about the middle of the
week. He left his brother Leon in
camp, laid up with sundry bruises caus-
ed by the runaway Of his raging buce-
feluss.
Mrs. M. and Eva Robinson, mother
and sister of Mrs. J. L. Spayde and Mrs
w. F. Hanley, who have been visiting
for some time with the latter, departed
for Muskegon, Michigan, Tuesday even
ing.
H. G.. Hamaker. wife and daughter,
Dr. F. S. Prettymen and wife Of Nebras-
ka City, Neb., T. w. Delicate and wife,
T. V. Garlock spent Sunday at Hot
Springs, and returned to Custer Monday
morning.
Miss Frances Walsh, who has been
visiting with Miss Ora Feay for the past
two weeks, will leave for her home at
Preston, S. d., next Monday. Miss
Walsh will be remembered as resident
Of Custer some years ago.
N. X. Griggs, the well known B. & NJ.
attorney of Lincoln, came in Saturday
from Deadwood. In company with his
daughter Dorathy, and Miss Pearl
Powers who are stopping with Mrs. j. S.
Wier, he visited Sylvan lake Sunday.
James Clark, Denis Hcnault and j. F.
Sheehan returned Wednesday from
Castle creek, where they had been en-
gagged for the past three weeks doing
annual assessment work on some copper
and plumbago locations owned by Mr..
Clark.
Miss Mary Holdredge of Omaha,
daughter of General Manager Holdredge
of the B. & NJ, Miss Bertha Durrand
of Chicago. Miss Gertrude Z. Dietrich
and Mr.. c. H. Dietrich of Hastings, Neb.,
came in Sunday en- route to Sylvan lake
They departed for the northern Hills
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Elliott will leave
in a few days for Omaha, and other
eastern points on a one months vaca-
ton. Mr.. E. A. Delahoyd arrived from
Moorecroft, Wyoming, early in the
week, and will act as agent for the
Railroad company during Mr.. Elliotts
absence.
S. F. Emmons, DR.. Jaggar, and J. D.
Irving of the United States geological
survey, passed through Custer Saturday
evening en- route to Sylvan lake. where
they remained over Sunday. Mr.
Emmons has charge of the survey under
way in the Hills. They returned north
Monday morning.