Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-06-15
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Fred Porath returned from Newcastle
Sunday.
Shorty Lovett was a visitor in the city
Thursday from Hill City.
George Jackson of Deadwood was in
the city Thursday and Friday.
c. L. Edgcrton and John L. Force
we're up from Fairburn Monday.
W. S. Markham Of Sioux Falls was a
guest at the Kleemann yesterday.
Court Stenograpber J. X. Sharp was
an arrival from Rapid Monday p. IN.
L. G. johnson was over from Hill City
early in the week on legal business.
! II. w. Matthews registered ct the
Kleemann House Thursday from Kansas
City.
II. w. Montgomery was a registered
guest at the Kleemann Tuesday from
Alliance.
Ernest Smith returned tn Edgemont
luuIbuay dilSt a ohoit 'ISib WIN hio
family here.
Elmer and Frank Caple, Of Folsom,
were spending the week here attending
circuit court.
It. V. Garlock went TO Hot Springs
Sunday for q visit with his wife, return
ing Tuesday.
Charles Peterson and NJ. Henne OF
Buffalo Gap have been attending court
here this week.
G.. C. Morton, the tonsorial artist, re.
turned Saturday from a short business
trip to Deadwood.
Mrs. Charles Reder was up from Ba-
kerville part Of the week on business
before circuit court.
Judge Plowman, Of Belle Fourche,
spent Thursday in the city on business
before circuit court.
Mrs. w. e. Benedict returned Sunday
from the Rebekah grand lodge, and a
visit with friends at Canton.
A L. Freen and Charles Il. Billip, Of
Chicago, stockholders in the Newark
mine, were arrivals Thursday.
Ed. Taylor and wife expect to leave
next week for a two months visit with
Mr.. Taylor's parents in Montana.
Richard Ayant and J. NJ. Beach, OF
Hermosa, were serving the county in
capacity of petit jurors this week.
T.. S. E~ngelbfecht, a prominent ranch.
err and stockman from near Buffalo Gap,
was in the city Thursday, on court busl-
ness.
Judge McGee arrived in the city Oh
the Monday afternoon train, and at once
opened tho adjourned May term of
court.
Attorney S. Z. Wilson of Hot Springs
spent several days in the city during
the week on business before circuit
court.
Mrs. Charles Bowers and children
departed Wednesday for Oklahoma
Territory where they will in the future
reside.
Charles Ennis, Thos. Frawley, James
r. Cole, Joe and Bernard Korthous, and
A. ii. Herbert represented Baskerville i'll
the city this week.
ID. C~arrigan went to Sioux Falls Sun
day to attend the grand lodge Of Masons
which was in session there Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
Marcus W. Bates, a prominent mining
engineer from Duluth, Minnesota, spent
several days In the city the forepart Of
the week on mining business.
Homer Jones spent several days in
Deadwood this week visiting with his
brother Warren, and taking examination
in pharmacy before the state board
Miss Maude Baldwin and brother
Burch, of Aurora, Nebraska, friends of
Mrs. F. W.. Waugh, arrived Wednesday
for a few days visit with the Waugh
family.
John Wilhelm left Sunday for Mel.
rose, Minnesota, for a visit with his
father who is 90 years old, and whom
he has not seen since coming to the
Hills about twenty years ago. He was
accompanied by his wife.
Hold Ross came in from Lead Tuesday
for u visit with his many Custer friends.
Our citizens are acquainted with Hold,
and his experience in South Africa, from
which country he recently returned,
makes him an interesting visitor.
Mrs. O'Brien, wife of City Engineer
O'Brien Of Denver, Colorado, who has
been visiting with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. G.. S. Johnston fora week or ten days,
departed for home Tuesday. Her chill
dren will spend the summer here with
their grand parents.
C. j. Hute, Robt. Weber, Otto Mueller
OF Aberdeen, Robt. r. Hill, 0. J. Coons
of Bowdle, and G. ID. Sherman of Elk
Point, spent Saturday and part of Sun
day in the city. They were delegates
to the X. P. grand lodge at Lead. While
here they visited Sylvan lake.
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