Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1902-02-15
personal mention.

Personal Mention.
E. G. johnson was over from Hill City
Sunday.
w. ]. Soper was in from Elk Noun
tain Saturday.
Chief Ranger w. II. B. Kent went
north Tuesday.
s. r. Cotton Of Deadwood was in the
city Tuesday.
w. w. Odds went to Deadwood yester-
day afternoon.
Charles Freeland returned Thursday
from Deadwood.
Dave Swanzey represented Keystone
in the city Tuesday.
T. E. Peck, of Chicago. was here on
business Wednesday.
Miss Emma Porath returned Sunday
from a months stay in Lead.
w. III. Austin was an arrival in the
city Wednesday from Montana.
C. B. Smith came up from Fairburn
Tuesday for a visit with his family.
Perry Bertscby, Of Sheridan, spent
Wednesday in the city bctN cen trains.
Miss villa Ross spent Saturday and
Sunday with her mother at Hot Springs.
]. r. Phelau, division superintendent
of the B. & Nj. was in the city Tuesday.
ID. C%arrigan has spent the greater part
of the week at Hot Springs on court mat
tiers.
Geo. S. Jones, Of Columbus, Ohio, was
a registered guest at the Kleemann Tues
day.
S. G. Lammis returned home Saturday
from a short business trip in the north
ern Hills.
]. A. Brown, a travelling man from st.
Paul, Mimi, was talking trade to Custer
merchants Monday.
Cornelius Reder returned to Lead
Monday after a weeks visit with his
family south of town.
y. ]. Dorsey, a knight ofthe grip from
st. Joe, Mo, was interviewing Custer
merchants Wednesday.
N. b. Strceter, who resides near Buff
falo Gap, transacted business at the
county seat Wednesday.
Pat Conlon, the Pringle merchant, was
attending to business matters in Custer
Tuesday and Wednesday.
S. L. Caple, of Folsom, came in Thurs
day, and has since been shaking hands
with his many Custer friends.
Ira Hungerford, Of Deadwood, until
recently editor of the defunct Black Hills
News, spent yesterday in the city.
Sheriff Ainslie and Israel Bower re-
turned from Hot Springs Tuesday where
they have been attending circuit court.
Miss Myra Streeter, who has just closed
a term OF school near Chilcoot, departed
for her home at Buffalo Gap Wednes-
day.
w. II. Moore, a representative Of the
Minneapolis Journal, was looking after
that papers interest in this city Wednes-
day.
Horace Ross, foreman at the University
mine on Spring creek, was in the city
from Saturday to Monday, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Garlock.
w. F. Hanley, /. NJ. Donaldson, Ed. l..
Grantham and John b. Foster, who have
been attending the United States court
at Deadwood, returned home Saturday.
NJ. O. Irwin, who has been in the city
for the past ten days taking treatment
for kidney troubles, left for his home
near Spokane Wednesday, greatly i'm
proved.
L. p. Woodbury., president ofthe Sagi-
nav Mining company, returned Mon
day from a two months stay in the east.
He was accompanied by Mark T. Leon
ard of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G. Benham departed
Tuesday for their home in Sheridan,
Wyoming, after q ten days pleasant visit
with Mrs. Benham's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Towner.
Mrs. s. NJ. Booth, mother Of F. +.
Peterson of the Gilmore, was a passen-
ger yesterday from Fon Du Lac, Wis,
where she had been visiting relatives for
the past few months.-Deadw wood indie
pendent.