Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-12-22
Personal Mention.

w. DOpeT Wdp III rum LIN hiouh-
tain Yesterday.
Harry Bayne of Pringle was attending
court yesterday. O.
II. ii. Francis and bride arrived from
the east Thursday.
George Jackson was an arrival from
Deadwood Wednesday.
Forest Supervisor ii. G.. Hamaker
spent yesterday in town.
j. b. Stafford went east Monday, to be
gone a week or ten days.
Court Stenographer Sharp was an ar
rival from Rapid Sunday.
N. S. Tubbs left for Edgemont and his
sheep ranch Wednesday.
C. D. Bartlett and +. A. Gira were
over from Spokane Monday.
Leo Bender of Hermosa was serving
the state as a Juror during the week.
T. V. Garlock has been spending part
OF the week in Hill City on business.
Andrew Rasmussen was registered at
the Kleemann Sunday from Fairburn.
C.. w. and j.. w. Gettys were in from
their ranch near Elk Mountain Wednes
day.
Judge LOOMS S. Gull of Hot Springs
was attending to legal business in town
Thursday.
D. w. Webster came up from Edge
mont Sunday. He spent the week with
his family.
L. Reinbold of Omaha spent several
days in town early in the week on min
ing business.
A. C. Blackney spent Sunday with his
family. He returned to Keystone Mon.
day morning.
A. II. Herbert and John Korthous, OF
Bakeryille had Business before circuit
court Wednesday.
Peter Peterson was up from Hermosa
the forepart Of the week on business be-
fore circuit court. .
ii. L Seaman, of the Carpenter Paper
Company, Omaha, was ~transacting bus.-
ness in Custer Monday.
Chauncey l.. Wood, a prominent legal
light. from Rapid, vas attending circuit
court during the week.
j. NJ. Daniels and r. o. Ewing spent
a few days in town during the week on
business before circuit court.
DIR. Grimm, of Buffalo Gap spent a
few days in town early in the week on
business before circuit court.
Resin Otis, the Squaw creek rancher,
spent the week in town, serving the
state in the capacity as grand juror.
Senator-elect John l.. Burke spent
Tuesday in Custer on business. He re.
turned to his home in Hot Springs We'd
nesday.
Judge Leyi M2Gee came over from
Rapid Monday morning, and at once
opened the adjourned term Of circuit
court.
hNJOl IVY abboli NohiS WV i'St' my
stone Thursday, and left yesterday for
Milwaukee to spend the holidays with
his family.
Attorney w. G. Rice Of Deadwood
was looking after the interests of his
clients in circuit court Wednesday and
Thursday.
A. X. Gardner, register Of the U. S.
land Office at Rapid, spent Monday in
town between trains, on business be-
fore circuit court.
j. +. Payne. representing the Cham
berlain Medicine company of Des
Moines, Iowa, was talking pills to our
druggists Wednesday.
Mrs. David Butter6eld arrived Sun
day from Belle Plain, Iowa, for an ok
tended visit with the family of her
daughter, Mr., and Mrs. j. +. Smith.
Mrs. Geo. A. Houeston, who spent
the past ten weeks in Custer visiting
with her sister, Mrs. S. f. Elliott, de-
parted for her home, Arkansas City,
Kansas. last Saturday.
Col. Thornby Of Deadwood spent We'd
nesday in town between trains. He
accompanied his wife and daughter to
this city who passed through here for
Lincoln to spend the holidays with Mrs.
Thornby's mother.
VIM. O'Banion, County Commissioner
w. A. Widney, A. A. Hasser, Ii. b.
Smith, Frank Rinnerty, VIM. I'll. Palmer,
Jr., j. ii. Brecknen, p. S. Englebrecht,
j. K. Dow and &. S.. Isham, were Buffalo
Gap visitors in town during the week.
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