Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-07-08
Personal Mention.

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near Fairburn Monday,
NJ. j. Bailey spent a few days in the
northern Hills early in the week.
Miss Nellie Rutkowski left Sunday
for a visit with friends in Hill City.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Webster and Mrs.
III. Ii. Tamlyn are visiting in Rapid.
w. A. Mathews of Alliance, Nebraska,
was a guest at the Kleemann Monday.
E. L. Grantham was registered at the
Evans at Hot Springs early in the week.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy and child of Lead
were guests at the Kleemann Thurs
day.
Philip Lanegan from Salt Lake City
was registered at the Kleemann Thuas-
day.
w. C. Hazen and wife of Norfolk, Ne
braska had rooms at the Kleemann
Monday. ,
L. G. Dunn, the Council Bluffs cigar
man, was doing business in Custer
Thursday.
+. w. Thompson and w. Ii. Earhart
of Omaha were registered at the Klee-
mann Thursday.
Hon. Edwin Van else Of Deadwood
was %transacting legal business in Custer
early in the week.
Mr.. w. S. Piper returned Monday
from a business trip to Kansas City and
other eastern points.
w. T.. Benedict returned Sunday from
Redfield. where he attended the judicial
convention last week.
II. G.. Jaynes and wife of Wymore,
Nebraska, were registered at the Klee-
mann on the Fourth.
Mrs. II. w. Windsor and children
left for Pringle Monday evening for a
visit with friends at that place.
G. l.. Shook, Geo. S. Dubv and w. S.
MARI, travelling men from Omaha,
were interviewing our merchants Thurs
day.
Benny Reid left Sunday for a weeks
visit with his parents in Deadwood.
He was accompanied by Miss Mary
Dunn.
James Cochran came down from his
mines near Rockford on Saturday on
business. He returned home Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Bessie Burton and son passed
through Hot Springs Monday and were
the guests of Doc Pierce and family.
They spent the Fourth at the Bar Y
ranch.
Gus Porath left Wednesday evening
for Newcastle, Wyoming, where he has
accepted a position as sheep herder with
the Black Hills Live Stock Co., west Of
that place.
Mrs. Lizzie f. Gammous Of Dead
wood, niece Of Henry Pilger, who has
been visiting with the family Of the lat
ter for a week departed for home Mon.
day morning.
c. w. Garbutt, Superintendent Of the
Black Hills and Wyoming forest reserve,
with headquarters at Sheridan, Wyo.,
spent Wednesday aud Thursday in
Custer on business connected with his
official position.
Fred I. Evans. Jr., of Deadwood came
up from Hot Springs on Wednesday,
and during the day drove out to the
Wild Rose property, three miles north
of Custer, on which we understand he
holds an option. He left for home
Thursday.
James James and j. Pyle Of Scotland
came in Saturday of last week and re-
gistered at the Kleemann. In company
with Mr.. John f. Sidey they visited
some of our mines and departed for the
east Sunday evening. We understand
that these gentlemen are old time
friends of MIR. sidey's.
A party composed Of r. D. Pollard,
wife and child Of Omaha, Neb. G. w.
Temple and wife of Denver Col. Miss
Shoffragan of P%ottsville, Penn. Mrs. S.
Wilson of Toronto, Canada, came in on
special car Thursday evening en- route
to Sylvnn lake. Mr.. Pollard Is tax
agent for the b. & Nj. railroad.
Fred Porath came in Saturday of last
week from Newcastle, Wyoming, for a
visit with his parents and friends. Fred
is holding down the position of foreman
Of the Black Hills Live Stock Co., which
is operating about eighteen miles west
of Newcastle, and is doing well, He
expects to leave for home today.
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enough, but one that makes even rest
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Coming.
DR.. ] j. Beckham, an Osteopath and
graduate from the American school of