Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-08-11
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Jas. NJ. Glenn, of Cincinnati, was an
arrival in town Monday.
Joseph Jones left for his home in
Utica, Nebraska, Sunday.
Mrs. A. G. Baker, Of Bakerville, was
shopping in town Tuesday.
1. NJ. Donaldson returned Thursday
from a business trip to Rapid.
Walter Soper was in from his ranch
near Elk Mountain. Thursday.
d. w. Webster left for Edgemont and
his sheep ranch early in the week.
@. w. Moulton, of Belle Fouchs. was a
guest Of the Kleemann Wednesday.
John Buster, Jr., returned Saturday
from a two weeks visit at Hot Springs.
M. d. Skinner was registered at tho
Kleemann Monday from Lansing, Mich
igan.
Will Wiehs has been spending tina
week at Hot Springs. taking baths for q
cold.
Mrs. r. d. Jenning and daughter Of
Hot Springs, spent the week at Sylvan
Lake.
r. G. Pearson returned Wednesday
from q two weeks visit at his home,
Adams, Nebraska.
Henry Monheim returned to Lead
Sunday after a weeks visit with his
family on the Walsh ranch north of
town.
Judge Gull and Mr.. Kelly. q promi.
nent business man Of Hot Springs, spent
a couple of hours in town Tuesday he.
tween trains.
Charles Upbam of Keystone passed
through Custer Tuesday on his way
home from Nome. He is not all in love
with that country.
X. w. McHoes and family returned on
Friday of last week from Wyoming.
where they have been spending a year
or so. They come back to stay.
Thos. Lamb, a prominent sheep owner
from Newcastle, with his family, arrived
in town Tuesday. They expect to spend
about q month in the Hills camping out.
j. w. Fuson and family and b. Ii.
Martin and family Of Buffalo Gap and s.
G. Lummis and family of this place left
Monday morning for q weeks outing
on Castle creek.
Mrs. L. G. Larson, Of Iowa City, and
Miss Marie Haas, OF Des Moines, Iowa,
sisters of Mrs. r. w. Calkins, came in
Wednesday for a few weeks visit with
the family Of the latter.
John L. Spayde returned from Omaha
Sunday, whether he went three weeks
ago to undergo asurgical operation. He
is slowly improving. and expects to be
again at his post in the near future.
H.. w. Mcclure, a prominent stock
Of Sioux City. Iowa, spent a few
days in Custer early in the week. the
guest of his old time friend, Nj. w. f.
Hanley. He departed for home Tues
day.
+. III. Porath, who has been visiting
with his parents in this place for u week
past, departed for Newcastle, Wyoming,
Tuesday. Fred is holding down a posi-
ton as foreman for the Cambria LIVE
Stock company.
Mrs. Hutchinson came in on Friday Of
last week to spend her vacation with
relatives and friends. Mrs. Hutchinson
is holding a position as teacher in the
Indian School at the Standing Rock
agency, North Dakota.
]. w. Humphrey, representing the
clothing firm Of Mayer Bros. of Lincoln,
Nebraska, spent a few days in Custer
early in the week. While here no was
the guest Of his father and mother.iL-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Cruson.
NJ. d. Horhum Of Adams, Neb., was
an arrival in the city Thursday, and is
the guest of Mr.. r. G. Pearson. Mr.. II.
is the editor and publisher ofthe Adams
Globe. The CHRONICLE acknowledges
q pleasant call from the gentleman.
Geo. Tarrant, of Durant, Wis, brother
of William Tarrant Of this place came in
Of last week for a visit with the
OF the latter. He was accompa-
MED by his wife and son, and Mrs. q. I.
They expect to remain
about three weeks visiting the various
of interest in the Hills.
Blotches and excresences, which SO
often annoy people, are simply efforts of
nature to throw off impediments to the
proper performance OF her duties. Her
bine will aid and assist nature in her
work, and ensure skin clear and beauti-
full. entirely free from all imperfections.
Price so cts. A. J. Jones & Co.
Capt. Paul d. McClelland returned
Monday evening from Lead. where he
instituted a Command Of Spanish.
American War Veterans Saturday even
ing with a charter membership of 3S.
The new organization is something after
The style of the G. A. r. and will tend
keep green patriotic and
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