Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-03-10
Personal Mention.

+. G. Rogers was a Deadwood visitor
in Custer Tuesday.
Ellery Knowles spent Sunday and
Monday in Deadwood.
ii. b. High OF st. Louis had rooms at
the Kleemann Tuesday.
August Samson was up from his ranch
in Martin Valley Monday.
w. w. Challis and Alex Madill were
up from Chilcoot Thursday.
+. M. Cox Of Spokane Mas transacting
business in Custer Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Clark came in
from Deadwood Wednesday.
Harry J.. Jones registered at the Klee-
mann Monday from Kansas City.
Judge Smith left for Hot Springs and
Rapid Tuesday on legal business.
H. II. Francis made a trip TO Keystone
earl, in the week on mining business.
Perry Bertshy left for Sheridan, s. d.
Thursday for a visit with his parents.
Reisen Otis came up from his ranch
on Squaw creek Thursday On business.
L. G. Hunt and j. X. Mccain repre-
sented Hill City in Custer Wednesday.
NJ. j Bailey went to Lead Thursday
to look after his business interests there.
Neil Dennis, Of Fairburn, was trans
acting business at the county seat Tues
day.
James A. CLARK passed through Custer
Sunday on his way to Keystone from
New York.
Attorney Grantham made a business
trip to Deadwood Monday, returning in
the evening.
Homer Moore, of Hot Springs, spent
Wednesday and Thursday in the city on
mining business.
Ex-County Commissioner III. G. Cla-
son was up from his ranch on Squaw
creek Wednesday.
County Commissioner VIM. McBeath
came in from his stock ranch Monday to
attend a meeting Of the board.
Forest Supervisor II. Ct. Hamaker
returned Tuesday from a business trip
to Omaha and other eastern cities.
G. l.. Thorp, the.trayelllng man from
Hot Springs, spent Wednesday in town
r~ustling trade among our business men.
Mrs. Ii. A. Albien departed Thursday
for Kansas City, and other eastern
points to purchase her spring millinery
goods.
County Commissioner w. A. Widney
came up from Buffalo Gap Monday to
attend an adjourned session of the board
on that day.
Mrs. james T.. Blaine and Mrs. Irwin
NJ. Baldwin Of Hill City spent Saturday
in Custer, the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. &. Cubberly.
Special Timber Agent G. w. Green
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
Custer on business connected with his
official position.
Sheriff Eastman, of Fall River county,
was up from Hot Springs Monday, on
business before the board Of county
commissioners.
Roy G. Sharp, city. editor Of the
Pioneer.Times, passed through Custer
Monday en- route home to Deadwood
from u trip east.
George Phillips departed Thursday
for Akron, Ohio, in response to a tele-
gram announcing the serious illness Of
his wife's mother.
Mrs. +. A. Dickson and two daughters,
Minnie and Lena, departed Wednesday
evening for Colorado points. They will
be absent two months.
Geo. Burroughs departed Sunday
evening for Ashland, Neb., to buy two
car loads Of Hereford cattle for the l..
A. X. ranch. Joe Peltz is in charge OF
the Sylvan Lake hotel during Mr.. BIS
absence.
b. r. Noble of Detroit, Michigan, and
Isaac Gibbard of Rochester, N. Y. spent
O few days In the vicinity Of Custer
early in tho week on mining business.
They were accompanied by Frank w.
Bower of Deadwood, the Black Hills
newspaper correspondent.