Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-03-03
Personal Mention.

Hills wednesday
Co. Commissioner McBeath was iu
from his ranch Saturday.
W. E. Benedict spent Wednesday in
Hill City on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Magrane arrived
Tuesday from Kansas City.
]. Daley, of Folsom, was transacting
business In Custer Thursday.
w. ]. Soper. the Elk Mountain stock
man, spent Saturday in town.
J.J. Murphy of Edgemont was guest
at the Klesmann over Sunday.
F. c. Rogers was registered at the
klesmann Tuesday from Deadwood.
Prof. Reinbold and children returned
Saturday from flying business trip to
| Omaha.
M. H. Taylor left Sunday evening for
Wyoming and Montana on sheep shear
ing business.
Andrew Kellar, the Hot Springs attor-
nsy was transacting legal business in
Custer Monday.
E. Esey, of Hot Springs, spent satur-
day in town looking after his merchan
tile business here.
g. II. Pearman, Of Deadwood, spent
Saturday in Custer in the interest of the
Collier Publishing Co.
Ed. L. Grantham departed for Omaha
the first Of the week on professional
business. He returned Tuesday.
Frank Rutkowski, Jr., returned to
Terry Saturday after a short visit with
relatives and friends in this place.
Mr.. d. w. Webster left for his sheep
ranch Tuesday evening after a weeks
visit with his family in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Booth, of Hermosa,
spent Monday and Tuesday in the city.
They returned home Tuesday after.
noon.
Mrs. l. Ainsley returned Saturday
from three weeks visit with her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Swain at Rag
ged Top.
II. H. Francis returned Thursday
from an extended eastern trip. He was
accompanied by f. G. Graydon OF
Chicago.
Frank Bender, the prosperous stock
man from Squaw Creek, spent Wednes-
day and Thursday at the county seat on
business.
S Z. Young, Supt. Of the Crown Hill
Mining company, and ]. o. Tyler of Spo-
Tuesday.
G. L. Craig, representing the H. G.
Bucklen 4 Co. patent medicines firm OF
Chicago was doing business in Custer
Wednesday.
Sol Cook returned Sunday from Roch.
ford, where he has been spending sew
eral months doing assessment work on
some promising mining locations.
Hon. +. w. Martin, OF Deadwood,
spent Wednesday in Custer. Mr.. Mar.
tin was on his way to Martin Valley to
look after his liye stock interests in that
vicinity.
T. d. Drake, of Crete, Neb., the right.
of.way man for the B. & NJ. railroad
spent several days in Custer during the
week experimenting the loading and
shipping of ties from this place.
James G. Cooley and wife came in
from Grand Island, Neb,, early in the
week. They will take part in the thsat.
rical performance that Is to be given in
the opera house Monday night.
Odo Reder came in from Spearflsh
Wednesday, and has been putting in the
time since looking after his remaining
interests here. He expects to return
home the forepart of the coming week.
Guy Reder and family came in from
Spearfish last Saturday and spent the
week here visiting with relatives anc
friends. They expect to move to Spear
fish the coming week to temporarily
take up their residence there.
John Barnes was an arrival from Hill
City Tuesday. Mr.. Barnes is an ANAL
gamator by profession and comes here
to take charge of the Alexander 4
Marsh mill at Four Mile, recently less
ed by Messrs. Tarrant and Rogers.
]. W. Humphrey, representing tn
clothing firm of Mayer Bros. of Lincoln
Neb was an arrival Sunday and spen
several days here in the interest of hi
firm. While here he was the guest of hi
father and mother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
j. r. Cruson.
Miss Alice Feshan, niece of Mrs. A
C. Putnam, came in Thursday from
Idaho, where she has for some tim
been visiting with relatives. After
few days stay here with the family 9
Mr.. Putnam she will leave for her hom
at Anamosa, Iowa.
George Curry Killed.
| A Kansas City, Mo-, special of tn
2Sth ult. says: George Curry, suppoi
ed to have been the sole surviving mem
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