Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1902-07-05
Personal Meptlon.

Vic Currier was over from Hill City
Thursday.
w. A. Petch and family are visiting
Custer friends. I.
Rev. John I. Sanford, OF Hot Springs,
was I'm the city Wednesday.
ii. III. Francis returned Saturday from
a two weeks stay in Chicago.
Homer Jones came in Monday for a
visit with his brother, A. ]. Jones.
L. NJ. Donaldson returned Sunday from
a two weeks visit at the sheep ranch.
N. b. Streeter, from near Buffalo Gap,
was transacting business in town We'd
nesday.
Miss Lillian Worth, OF Terry, is visit.
ing with her friend, Miss Nellie Rut-
kowski.
L. p. Woodbury. returned from his ems.
tern trip on the belated train Thursday
morning.
Mrs. E. R. Taylor and baby returned
Sunday from a weeks visit with friends
in Oelrichs.
Ernest G. Moore and A. Sigman, Of
Rapid City, were guests at the Kleemann
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Cochran and chill
dren departed Tuesday for their home
in Rockford.
Porter Virtue came in from Moorcroft,
Wyoming, Monday to spend the Fourth
in Custer.
Mark Booth was up from Hermosa
Monday on business. He was accompa-
MED by his wife.
Mrs. C. w. Pitcher returned Saturday
from a three weeks visit with her hus-
band near Lead.
d. w. Webster came mp from his
sheep ranch Wednesday. He remained
over the Fourth.
George Phillips made a trip to Nahant
station Tuesday on business connected
| with the Custer ochre mill.
Dan Smith came in Thursday from
Douglas. Wyoming, to spend the Fourth
| with his parents and friends.
Miss Eva Robinson was IN arrival
| Sunday from Iowa. She is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. w. F.'Hanley.
Frank Bender, a prominent stockman
from near Hermosa, had business before
the county commissioners Monday.
County Commissioner W. A. Widney
came up from Buffalo Gap Monday to
attend the meeting of the county dads"
Theodore Reder, connected with the
Smead hotel force at Lead, came in Sun
day for a few days visit with his parents
and friends.
Comfy Commissioner d. V. Coe came
in from Elk Mountain y onday to attend
the regular quarterly meeting of the
county board.
Ed. Towns, the genial representative
Of the Sioux City Journal, was looking
after that papers interest here Tuesday
and Wednesday.
DR.. r. w. Calkins returned Sunday
from Chicago, where he has been taking
a postgraduate course in surgery the
past two months.
Ed. l.. Grantham returned Thursday
from q short business trip east. He was
accompanied by his wife and children
who have for some time been visiting
with relatives i'm Missouri.
FL. V. RutkowskI, former clerk of
courts. but now chief clerk in the Unit
ed States land office at Rapid City, came
in Thursday for a visit with his family
and to spend the Fourth
A. and Charles Calkins arrived on
Wednesdays belated passenger from
York, Neb., and will visit for q few days
with their brothers, Drs. r. w. and +.
E. Calkins. They are both dentists.
w. Schlichter. OF Saginaw, B. r. Noble
OF Yale, and Charles Noble of Brown
City. Michigan, officers and stockhold
ers in the Saginaw Gold Mining CON-
papy. came in last evening. They will
remain several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. X. Griiis, at n time
residents of Custer, were arrivals the
latter part of last week from Eel Paso,
Texas. They will spend the summer
with their son Morse, and may conclude
to remain permanently.
Geo. s. Thompson, a representative of
the International Mica Manufacturing
company Of Columbus, Ohio, has been
spending the past ten daysin Custer and
vicinity investigating our mineral re-
sources. He is accompanied by his wife.