Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1903-06-20

J. w. Herrick was a Denver caller on
the 18th.
A. Davis was a visitor from Lead on
Tuesday.
]. A. Peterson came up from Omaha
on the 10th.
W. O. Duval came up from Lincoln
Wednesday.
Abe Boland represented Keystone in
the city Thursday.
P. Rouge Of Sioux Falls visited our
town during the week.
A. L. Fink from Huron gave Custer a.
pleasant call on the l4th.
L. Cuthbertson of Deadwood gave our
merchants a call on Tuesday.
A. r. Thompson of Lincoln, Nebraska,
dropped off the train Monday.
F. NJ. Jennings Of Omaha wasa visitor
about the middle Of the week.
J. E. Peart of Fiandreau tarried for a
day in Custer during the week.
C. NJ. Droyer of Miller, S. d., register
ed at the Kleeniann on Sunday last.
r, n. Fuller came in from the Central
Copper mines the forepart of the week.
I'll. II. Werber, hailing from Chicago
registered at the Kleemann on the 10th.
M. Balm, from Hot Springs came up
Tuesday TO do q little business in our
burg.
A. w. Colson, a Denverite, came in
on the train about the middle Of the
week.
Mrs. C. W. Pitcher and daughter, Lulu,
are visiting in the northern Hills this
week.
III. A. Piper came mp from Hot Springs
to transact some business in Custer n
return.
Bert Porath came up from Edgemont
on the 18th to shake hands with his
friends.
Mrs. II. G. Butterfeld returned Sat
urday from a months visit in Hot
Springs.
James Henderson came in from his
ranch on the north fork Of French creek
on Tuesday.
Phillip earning from Aberdeen took in
the beauties of Custer and Sylvan Lake
on Monday.
G. A. Whiting, a traveller from Sioux
| City, made Custer a stopping place part
| of this week.
E b. Wright overiowed from Dead
wood on the 10th and landed high and
dry in Custer.
J.. G. Sanborn and wife of Springfield
| stopped over to rest in Custer the fore
part of the week.
O. L. Metcalf and family, and VIM
| Nevin left Tuesday for a two weeks trip
through the Hills.
Rev. Katherine w. Powell departed
| Saturday evening for q months visit In
Iowa and Kansas.
Master Warren Pitcher returned home
| Sunday from a weeks visit with rela'
tives in Deadwood.
Charles Eastman, an attorney from
Hot Springs, was attending to legal
business in Custer Thursday.
S. P. Mathes and wife of Millette, )
D., arrived on the down train Tuesday
evening and took a trip to the Lake.
d. williams, from the food district o
St. Louis, struck out for the high Lane
and reached Custer on Tuesday last.
]. B. Turner of F~aulkton, 5. d., was
mountain gazer for once in many years
and went on his way rested and happy
Dr. and Mrs. K. d. Jennings Of Ho
Springs spent part of the week in Gus
ter, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. &. Z
Crazy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Benedict and Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Towner returned We'd
nesday from O short business trip to RIA
pid City.
Mrs. E. Fl. Dixon arrived from James
Vile, N. Y, last week for a visit witt
friends. She is the guest Of Mrs. M. +
Tamlyn.
M. s. DAILY returned Monday evening
from Rapid City, where he had been II
attendance at the funeral of his niece
| Miss Gertrude DAILY.
Mr.. d. Carrigan returned Sunday
evening from Deadwood, where he spen'
a week attending the sessions OF the sew
eral Masonic Grand Bodies.
d. l.. Cunningham ofChicago sat dowr
to the table at the Kleemann on Tues
day, right glad to find one hotel where
the walters never 60 on a strike.
Sunday School Convention.
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