Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-11-09
Personal Meptiun.

j. X. Cole was up from Bakeryille Sat
urday.
John New was an arrival from New.
castle Thursday.
Ed. Davis and DR.. n. ". Calkins spent
Tuesday in Pringle.
n. Dudley represented Hot Springs in
the city Wednesday.
]. B. Stafford and Del Garfield we're
over from Hill City Saturday.
VIM. McBeath Was in from his ranch
southwest Of Custer, Saturday.
j. L. Blaine and wife were Hill City
visitors in this place Saturday.
Il. o. Ewing was a Fairburn visitor
at the county seat Wednesday.
NJ. Alexander, of Buffalo Gap, spent
Thursday and Friday in the city.
George Phillips returned Thursday
from a short business trip up the road.
Thos. Whitaker of Deadwood was
registered at the Kleemann " ednesdsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Mclaughlin returnI
ed Friday from a two months visit in
Iowa.
w. D. vestal returned Thursday from
a three weeks trip through Iowa and
Kansas.
ID. J. Dorsey, a travelling man from st.
Joe, was interviewing Custer merchants
Monday.
w. w. Wright made a business trip to
Deadwood Monday, returning Tuesday
morning.
l. A. Webb, editor of the Deadwood
Independent, spent Sunday in the city
between trains.
c. W. Robbins went to Pringle Tues
day morning, returning OH the evening
Of the same day.
P.S. Enselbrecht, j. S. Fuson, N. b.
Streetor were Buffalo Gap visitors in the
city Wednesday.
Vim. M. O'Banion was up from Buffalo
Gap Thursday. He was on his way to
the northern Hills.
Richard Morris, Wm. Boddener and
g. l. Edgerton were in the city Wednes-
day from Fairburn.
r. G. Blair, w. w. ChallIs, r. Mckay,
III. Il. and Nj. Wise were up from Chii-
koot camp Tuesday.
Henry Mahnke, the prosperous ranch
er and stock man, transacted business in
the city Wednesday.
w. J. Soper was in from Elk Noun.
tain Thursday. lie brought in the re-
turns of the election.
Mrs. L. l.. Gerard went to Lead We'd
nesday for q few days visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. X. Crow.
Miss Fannie Chase, of Lincoln, Neb.,
10 visiting here with the family OF her
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Carrigan.
Miss Gertie Daily, niece Of NJ 8. DAILY
of this city was an arrival from Rapid
City Tuesday. She expects to remain.
Mrs. George Gundlach departed Wed
nesday for a two months visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Bradley, at Waco, Neb.
Mrs. w. d. Wallace left Thursday for
Ekhart, this state, after a months visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. e.
Putnam.
S. j.. Caple Of Folsom was a county
seat visitor Wednesday. he brought in
the election returns from Spring Greek
precinct.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kidwell, and son, Joe,
and brother of Mrs. Geo. Is.
Hitch were arrivals from Wabash, lndi-
ana. last Friday. MIR. Kidwell has ac-
a position in Garlock's store.
Mrs. G. q. Boland was in the city Sat-
nrday. She was en- route home to Spear
fish from a few days visit with her hus-
ut Bakeryille. Mr.. Boland is q
ranger with headquarters at Ba-
.kerville.
United States Senator Noses +. Clapp,
w. G. Read, of st. Paul, aud w. ID.
of Minneapolis, Mimi, stockhol-
lers in the Copper Butte Mining COM
were registered at the Kleemann
Thursday.
Mark Booth, Ed. Stenger, John Red
dick, Frank Bender, aud I. l.. Monag-
han, represented Hermosa in the city
w ednesday. They were here for the
purpose of buying in land under the
tax law.
Mrs. J. J. Moulding of Chicago, and
Mrs. B. Dewey of Milwaukee, who haye
been visiting with their brother. j. X.
Cole, near Bakeryille for the past month,
expects to leave for their homes the lat
ter part ofthe coming week. They have
enjoyed their visit.
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