Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-01-13
Personal Ment,on.

Fersonai Mention.
Homer Moore went 10 Hot Springs
Monday.
F.M, Murphy represented Hot Springs
In town Monday.
d. w. Webster left for his ranch
Thursday evening.
M. J. Bailey returned from the north
ern Hills Thursday.
Frank HeEert was over from the st.
Elmo mine Monday. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff McDermott wore in
from oreville Monday.
g. l.. Erhart was a guest at the Klee.
mann Wednesday from Omaha.
q. W. Robbins, Ed. n Davis and w.
s. Piper went to DeadWood Friday.
Wood Smith and Lon Ayers repre-
sented Fairburn at the county seat Fri
day.
II. F. Smith Of Fairburn was transact
ing business at the county seat Wednss-
day 80.
George Mason Of ChadrOn, Neb., was
a registered guest At the Klesmann on
Monday,
RF. Bacon Of Deadwood was rust.
ling trade among Custer business men
Monday. ,s
Paul Kisemann and daughter Helen
went north over the Burlington yeSter-
day morning.
DR.. Calkins returned Monday evening
from u professional visit 70 Keystone
and Hill City.
County Commissioner w. A. Widney
returned to his hode in Buffalo Gap
Saturday morning.
Mrs. r. @. Lewis returned on the
morning Of the 9Th from = short visit
with friends at Pringle.
w. H. WaIIing of Hot Springs came
in on the morning of the 10th. He has
taken charge Of the Boston stors,
s. g. Smith Of Fremont, Nebraska,
was an arrival on the morning ofthe
7th. While here he was the guest of II,
Reinbold.
Mrs. E. G. Johnson Of Hill City left
for the east on Thursday 6f this week
FOR Visit with her family and friends
in Cleveland.
Louis Goldsmith, and A. W. Aldefs
two travelling men from St. Louis, Mis-
souri,, we're talking trade with our msr
chants Tuesday.
George s jackson; prominent min.
ing man from Deakwood, was investi,
eating the merits of some of our mine.
early ia the week.
Mrs. R. w. Calkins, and Mrs. George
Tarbell vent to Hill City Sunday morn,
ing for a short visit with friends. They
returned in the evening.
Royal Johnsou, the prosperous ranch
man and stockman from near Sheridan
8. D., was shaking hands with his many
Custer friends Monday and Tuesday
He was accompanied by his vile.
Mr.. C. v. Smith, Of the Hill City
Tailoring Co, was an arrival In the city
Thursday evening. He cah be found d,
the Kleemann House, where anyone dc
string anything in his line may call.
q. e, stnbbs, prominent mining mar
from Colorado Springs, Colorado, wal
an arrival Tuesday morning. During
the day he examined sone mining pro
perty west Of Custer. nddeparted Wed
nesday for the northern Hills y
Attorneys B. r. Wood, Ed. u, Gran
than and w. E. Benedict returned Sat
lfday morning from Hot springs, wher,
they argued the case Of George RayeI
against the Willow Creek Mining Com
pany tho evening before.
John Dickson, .of Kansas, came in th,
latter part Of last week for visit viii
his SON, Il. a. Dickson OF this place
Mr.. ID. will be rendered as having beer
a resident OF Custer several years ago
leaving here in the spring Of 1891, @
late years he has spent considerable o
his time travelling, having visited Egypt
Jerusalem, France, and other European
countries.
Having Great. hun on ChamberIain'
Cough Remedy.
Mopo.av Martin nf fha p;araon drn.