Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-12
Personal Mention.

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were up from Bakerville Thursday.
q. G. White Of the Eberson Paint
Co., st. Louis, was In Custer Monday.
County Superintendent A. T. Hes
nard was up from Hermosa Saturday.
T. V. Garlock made business trip
to Crawford Wednesday, returning Fri
day.
II. Reinbold returned Monday morn
ing from short business trip to Oma-
ha.
J.C. Alexander arrived from Grand
Island Nebraska, on the morning Of the
5th.
w. s. Piper returned Thursday from
short visit to his old home in Eng
land.
Mrs. J. E. Pitcher and son went to
Deadwood Tuesday for visit with
friends.
Miss Clara Cruson departed Monday
evening for months visit with friends
at Norfolk, Neb.
w. s. Morgan, representing the st.
Joe Ordeal Shirt Co., was rustling trade
in Custer Monday.
Prof r. L. Slagle of the school OF
mines at Rapid was visitor in Custer
Thursday and Friday.
j. r. Beuter came in from Deadwood
Saturday evening for a visit with his
father at the Caledonia niue.
William Allen, of Cascade spent Sat-
urday in Custer on business. He left
for the northern Hills Sunday.
Will Canilly, representing the Buck.
ley Custom Shirt Manufacturing Co. ol
st. Louis, was soliciting trade in Custer
on the 5th.
II. F. Cady Of Omaha, owner of the
Kendall saw mill, spent several days in
this vicinity last week looking after his
varied interests here.
Walter Curran came in from his
sheep ranch near Newcastle on Friday
and is visiting with the family Off. A.
Dickson on Willow creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Monaghan ot
Hermosa were visitors in Custer early
in the week. They were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mallon.
Mr.. David Butterfield of Belle Plain
Iowa, came in on the morning Of the 9TH
to join his wife, who is visiting with
their daughter, Mrs. J. F. Smith.
]. w. Humphrey and wife came in
Sunday morning from Norfolk, Neb.
for a months visit with the parents oil
Mrs. Humphrey, Nh. and Mrs. ]. r
| Cruson.
Mrs. w. A. Pctch returned early in
the week from st. Paul, whittier she
accompanied her sister, Mrs. Ralph
Randall, en- route home to Manitoba
Canada.
Miss Blanche Thompson came in the
latter part of last week for a visit with
relatives and friends. Miss T. is hold
ing down "cases" on the Deadwood In
dependent.
Mr.. II. T. Benson arrived from Den
yer, Colorado on Saturday of last week
Mr.. B. is mining man and comes tc
take quiet observation of the mining
outlook in this part Of "the richest one
hundred miles square on earth"
Louis Hehman ofNewport, Kentucky
president of the Black Hills Water
Mining company. came in Tuesday from
Denver to attend the annual stockhol
ders meeting of The company which
was held in this city on that day. HI
departed for lone Wednesday even
ing.
Henry Gordon, Of Seneca, Eeb., was
an arrival in Custer Tuesday morning
Mr.. G. is an old acquaintance of Mr.. H
N. Ross ond T. I. Wheeler of this place
they having known each other twenty
three years ago In the eastern part o
the state. He is the guest of Mr.. A.
Evans and family.
Messrs. H. d. Ebert, NJ. B. Smoot, A
w. Bennett we're late arrivals from
Denver, Colorado. They are friends o
Mr.. L. 3. Parker and came up with hin
to see the country. We welcome tn
advent of these gentlemen, and hop
they will see enough TO justify their re
manning with ms indefinitely.
H. P. Marble, editor and proprieto
of the Standard Leader. Nebraska, &C
companied by his wife, arrived Saturda,
from Hot Springs. They visited Sylvan
lake, returning in time to take the pas
senger Sunday morning for the north
ern Hills. The CHRONICLE acknow
ledges pleasant call from Mr.. Marble.
III. Eisele, secretary, and Leopold
Doll. Sr., one Of the largest stockholder
Of the North Star Mining & Milling Co
arrived from Omaha on the morning G
the 9th. They drove out to the Mort
Star group of mines Monday. and o.
their return expressed themselves a
being well satisfied with the progres
that is being made in developing tn
property. They departed for HON
Tuesday evening.