Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-06-22
Personal Mention.

LOhoOAoi 1lGhtiShs
John F. sidey left Sunday for New
York.
j. II. Westoyer was up from Fairburn
Thursday.
J. G. Spencer sas in from the L. A. X.
ranch Wednesday.
G.. III. Rotzin represented Buffalo Gap
in the city yesterday.
Fred Porath and w. A. Tanmasio left
for Newcastle Monday.
Attorney Grantham made a trip to
Deadwood Wednesday.
w. w. Cballis and H. G. Wise repre-
sented Cbtlcoot in town Monday.
Denis Henault spent several days at
Hot Springs the forepart OF the week.
Mrs. T. V. Garlock returned Saturday
from o two weeks stay at Hot Springs.
DR.. +. L Calkins OF Hill City was
visiting with his brother here oyer Sun
day.
C.. w. Robbins spent Monday and
Tuesday in Hill City on mining bust
ness.
Loomis S. Gull of Hot Springs was in
town Saturday Oh business before circuit
court.
Corporal Baker Of Hermosa has been
the guest or the Cruson family this
week.
George W. Phillips returned Wednes-
day from a short business trip to New
castle.
John Lenning Of Fairburn was trans
acting business at the county seat We'd
nesday.
+. /. Dewolf and wife were registered
at the Kleemann yesterday from Phila-
delph.a.
Hold Ross returned to Lead Monday
after spending a few days with friends
in this city.
W. b. Turner was a registered guest
at the Kleemann "Wednesday from st.
PAS, MINI.
j. II. Bobier and Jesse Harris repre-
scented Spokane at the county sent Mon
day and Tuesday.
Ira McFadden. station agent at Engle-
wood, was visiting his parents here Sun
day between trains.
j. L. Bently Of Deadwood, commercial
agent Of the b. & NJ, spent Wednesday
and Thursday in the city.
II. q. Wickoff, +. A. Gira and b. b.
Chapman of Spokane were transacting
business in town Wednesday!
Mrs. S. NJ. Booth went to Deadwood
Sunday for a visit with her Oh. She
expects to remain until after the Fourth.
G. w. Garbutt Of Sheridan, Wyoming,
forest superintendent, spent several days
in the city this week on official business
James Clark returned Monday from
near Rockford, where he has been do
ing assessment work on a copper pros
pect
z. ID. Darby, representing the Mallory
Commission Company Of Omaha, spent
several days in the city the forepart of
the week.
d. C~arrigan is home from Sioux Falls
where he has been in attendance at the
Masonic grand lodge. He reports a
most harmonious gathering.
ID ~ Do,.aou o,1 II TT Nnrarnea IF
Adams, Nebraska, owners OF the Edna
mica and graphite mines south Of town,
were arrivals in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Amanda Chase, of Lincoln, Nc!
blaska, came in Thursday for a visit
with her sister; Mrs. D. Carrigan. She
is accompanied by her daughter Fannie.
w. +. Hanley went to Lead Tuesday
on business. He returned yesterday ac-
~companied by Mrs. Hanley, who has
been staying in Lead for a month or SO
past.
Mrs. L. S. Hart and three children Of
Petersburg. Missouri, came in WedEes-
day for q three weeks visit with the
family of her sister, MIR. and Mrs. w. A.
Smith!
al Bishop, Carl Johnson and Jake
Rinehart Of Hill City, passed through
town Saturday for a summers outing
and prospecting trip through n%orthwes-
tern Wyoming.
H. B. Woodbury., vice president and
general manager of the BlacA Hill Porce
lain Clay and Marble company, arrived
in the city Thursday. We understand
MIR. w. will assume active management
of the company's operations here.
C III. Crabtree, president and treas
urer of the Gladiator Mining and Mill
ing company, was an arrival in tire city
Thursday. Mr.. G. has q lease and bond
on the Cold Fish group of mines on
Laughing Water, three miles north OF
town.
o. IL. Collins, Chas. f. Begler and
wife, w. Milnerhert, and James Iredale,
Of Cleveland, Ohio: stockholders in the
Cayohogo Mining company, were ar
rivals In the city Wednesday, and on
Thursday drove over to the company's
property near Spokane.
John Deere harrows, plows and seed
ars Mt GarlOck's.