Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-05-05


Iowa.
S. NJ. Booth was up from Hermosa
Saturday.
]. Z. Blaine was a Hill City visitor in
town Saturday.
Paul Kleemann and son spent We'd
nesday in Dsadwood.
William Tarrant, Jr., returned from
Casper, Wyoming, Sunday.
Ernest Smith arrived from Guerney,
Wyoming, early in the week.
H. G.. Hamaker went north oyer the
Burlington Monday on official business.
A. c. Blackney spent Sunday with
his family. He returned to Keystone
Monday.
Homer Stockmeyer returned Sunday
from trip through the various towns
of the Hills.
Attorney Ed. L. Grantham was trans
acting legal business in Deadwood
Wednesday.
States Attorney S. f. Wilson Of Hot
Springs spent Thursday in Custer be-
tween trains.
D. J. Delaney and D. NJ. Ballard were
registered at the Kleemann Thursday
from Chicago.
Miss Alice Jewell. of the Sioux Falls
Childrens Home. spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in town.
Geo. L. Rice, Of Huron, an old and
experienced journalist, was guest at
the Kleemann Friday.
]. r. Smith. book-keeper for the Crown
Hill Mining company at Spokane, had
business in Custer Tuesday.
Mrs. d. Carrigan returned Saturday
from months visit with relatives and
friends in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Lee Hoyt was an arrival from the
northern Hills Tuesday. He will prob.
ably remain during the summer.
IF. Denyir, representing Chicago
boot and shoe firm, was soliciting trade
among Custer merchants Friday.
M. B. Green, of Sioux City, travelling
agent for the Standard Oil company,
spent several days in Custer this week.
Ernest Zahrendt and Jack Manion OF
Keystone passed through Custer Mon
day en- route to the Cape Nome gold
fields.
Fred Gartzke, prominent rancher
and stockman from Lame johnny, was
transacting business at the county seat
Monday.
Miss Maggie Akers dep arted Thursday
for her home in Missouri, after visit OF
several weeks with relatives and friends
in this place.
II. A. Piper and family OF Hill City
passed through Custer Thursday er
route to Yankton, where they will ir
the future reside.
A. H. Winder, who sells Fitch &
Willis their hand sewed cowboy boots
made by Fort Schulze Co. of Milwaukee
was in town this week.
Will Schneider, Yves and Dick Mackey
prominent stockmeR from the eastern
part Of the county, were attending t
business in Custer Tuesday.
Frank Smith, brother of States Attor.
ney Smith. arrived from the northern
Hills Saturday. He may decide to re
main in Custer permanently.
N. s. Tubbs left for his sheep ranch
Monday. He WAS accompanied.by eigh
or nine hired men who will spend th'
summer in the employ of the company
F. w. Bower, the Black Hills news
paper correspondent, spent Thursday il
in Custer on business connected with
the Black Hills Porcelain Clay anc
Marble company.
johnny Wright came in Sunday from
Council Bluffs, Iowa, where he ha
spent the past two months in privat
hospital. Mr.. Wright comes bacI
greatly improved in health.
Mrs. Louis Knowles and baby, wife o
Editor Knowles of the Tribune Pilot, az
rived Sunday from the eastern part o
the state. They will go to housekeep
ing in the Hitch residence on Piet
Hill.
G. G. Katch, rancher and stockmal
from French creek, came in Wednssda.
on business. He left for home Thurs
day, accompanied by his daughter Cors
who has been attending the Custer put
lie schools since last fall.
J. J.. Logan, president of the Iro
Mountain Gold Mining company, re
turned from the northern Hills Sunda.
and departed for his home in Cincir
natl, Ohio, Monday evening. He es
poets to return to Custer some time dul
ing the summer, and will then renal
for number Of weeks.