Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-01
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Personal Mention.
Henry Mahnke was in from his ranch
Monday.
W. B. Clark, of Omaha, spent Sunday
in Custer.
J. c. Spencer came in on the morning
of the Goth.
r Goodrich, Of Butte, was registered
at the Kleemann Wednesday.
NJ. b. Green was a Sioux City visitor
in Custer Wednesday.
Ii. G Clason was up from his ranch
on Squaw creek Tuesday
G. L. Dotson was an arrival from Hay
Springs, Neb., on the Goth.
Ii. A. Baughman Of Chicago had rooms
at the Kleeinann yer Sunday.
II. S. Price, Of Redfern, was transact
ing business in Custer Saturday.
N. S. Tubbs took the train Thursday
evening for a trip down the road.
b. r. Wood returned Sunday from a
business trip to Sheridan, Wyoming.
G. K. Abel was registered at the
Kleemann on Saturday from Deadwood.
Ii. q. Hamaker spent several days
during the week at Hill City and Key
stone.
A. w. Omber, a travelling man from
Chicago, was interviewing Custer bust
ness men Friday.
w. S. MARI and B. s.. Curry. Omaha
travelling men, were over Sunday guests
at the Klcemann.
w. A. Whitehead, of Fleurdelis, this
county, was transacting business at the
county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. ii. A. Albien returned Wednes.
day morning from a two weeks pur-
chasing trip in Kansas City and other
eastern points.
j. ID. Poorman, representing the Swift
Packing company Of South Omaha, was
interviewing merchants in the in
terest Of that firm Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Tubs, daughter Of d..
ID. Tubbs, came in Saturday of last week
from Speartish. at which place she took
a course Of study in the state normal
school.
+. +. Hemingway of Brookings, S.
d., was in Custer Saturday, soliciting or
ders for the book manufacturing estab
lishment of George ID. Barnard & Co. of
st. Louis.
Cornelius Reder and family, who
moved to Deadwood last fall to reside,
returned t, Caster Monday to remain.
They have again settled on their ranch
one mile southeast of town.
Miss Amanda Petch, who has been
teaching school on Lame johnny, return
ed to Custer Saturday, the term for
which she had been engaged having ex-
pired and the school closed.
Willis &. Bower, chief clerk Of the
lower house of the legislature, passed
through Custer Saturday en- route home
to Keystone from Pierre, where he will
complete the report of the work done by
the house.
Doctor Jennings, Of Hot Springs came
up as far as Mayo on Monday morning
on professional business. He took a
run into Custer during day for a short
visit with friends. and left on the south
bound passenger for home.
We learn that Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Nc
Laughlin. who departed last fall for
their former home in Centre Point,
Iowa, will return to Custer about the
LIST of May, and permanently take up
their residence in this favored cline.
j. w. Humphrey, representing the
clothing establishment Of Mayer Bros.
of Lincoln, Neb., spent a few days in
Custer during the week. While here
he was the guest Of his father and
mother-in law, Mr.. and Mrs. J r. Cru
son.
Frank Mclaughlin returned Sunday
morning from a short visit with relatives
and friends in Centre Point, Iowa. lie
was accompanied on his return by Lizzie,
daughter of Mr.. and Mis-. A. Johnson of
this place. Mrs. Mclaughlin will pro-
long her visit in Iowa for a month yet.
Miss Nellie Hand returned Saturday
evening from Spearfsh, where she has
been attending the state normal school
since early In the fall. We understand
that she has accepted a position, and
will teach Il term of school at some
point in Wyoming
N. j. Page and wife of Spokane,
Washington, arrived on the train Tues
day morning for a visit with their
daughter, Mrs N. S. Tubbs Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page will he remembered
by some of our local readers as having
been residents of Custer in the early
eighties. They expect to remain for
SOME time visiting with relatives aud
friends, and renewing old acquaintances,