Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-06-09
Personal Mentlon.

Ray Smith was an arrival from Rock
erville Wednesday.
Court Stcnographer J. r. Sharp, of
Rapid, came in SUNDAY.
C. B. Smith and John Lenuing were
up from Fairburn Wednesday:
Rev. X. w. Radford returned Sunday
from q two weeks visit in The east.
X. C. Pearson left for his home in Ne
braska the latter part of last week.
Mrs. J. S. Peliz left Sunday for a
weeks visit with her parents at Rapid.
w. r. Lancaster was registered at the
Klecmann Monday from Denver, Col.
NJ. A. Dodge and John 1ruax Of Hill
City were registered at the Kleemann
Monday.
ID. p. Darby. a former resident Of
Custer but now Of Omaha was an arrival
Thursday.
Charles Black Of Chicago was AN al
rival Thursday. Mr.. Black is here OH
mining business.
s. NJ. Houghton, the Deadwood
travelling man vas interviewing Custer
merchants Wednesday.
Attorney w. e.. Rice of Deadwood
was looking after his clients interest in
circuit court Thursday.
Joe Brunschmidt of Buffalo Gap was
a visitor in Custer several days this
week On court business.
Attorney Cleveland of Hot Springs
was attending to legal business in circuit
court early in the week.
Judge Levi MCGEE came in from Ra-
pid Sunday evening, and opened circuit
court Monday morning.
II. V. Garlock left Sunday evening for
Huron TO attend the Grand Lodge meet
ing of the Knights of Pythias.
Mr.. Vernon, first vice president of the
Commercial National Bank Of Chicago,
and son, are visiting at Sylvan lake.
Mr.. L j. Rogers of Chicago, arrived
at Sylvan lake Thursday for a months
visit. Mr.. Rogers is a mining man.
Miss Emma Flynn departed Wednes-
day for her home ut Keystone, after a
weeks visit with friends in this city.
VIM. Brooks ole Of the prosperous
ranchers and stockmen from neal Buff
falo Gap, was counting in Custer this
week.
Forest Supervisor II. G.. Hamaker
spent Sunday with his family in this
city, returning to Deadwood on the $3.50
passenger.
Charles w. Brown, one of the proini-
nent legal lights of Rapid. was attend
ing circuit court in Custer for several
days this week.
Con Liston, an old timer and prospec'
tor Of Keystone, was in the city for a
short time early in the week, and made
a pleasant call at this office.
Miss Stella Mcmahon, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Walsh, the past two weeks, left for her
home near Rapid Monday.
Joseph b. McCloud, formerlyof Battle
creek, this county, now with the Red
field Insurance company, was shaking
hands with his many Custer friends this
week.
Miss Edna Watson arrived in Custer
on Wednesday from Kansas City, Mo
where she has just graduated from the
high school. She will spend the vaca-
ton with her father, j. A. Watson.
James Clark and John Mcclure re.
turned Wednesday from near Rockford,
where they have been doing annual
assessment work for the former on some
very promising graphite locations.
Charles A. Dow, one Of the principal
owners of the New York mica mine,
who spent the past three weeks here
Strengthening up the affairs of the com
pany, left for his home in Sioux City,
Saturday.
j. l.. Bently. commercial agent of the
Burlington with headquarters at Dead
wood, spent a few days in town this
week. On Thursday in company with
Lee Hoyt, he visited the property of the
Black Hills Porcelain Clay & Marble
Company northeast of town.
Dr.. R. w. Calkins returned home
Saturday from his eastern trip. Mr.,
Calkins was a delegate to the republican
state convention but did not return with
the balance of the delegates, having
stopped off at York, Nebraska, for q
weeks visit with his parents.