Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1904-02-27

opera house on the v OF Marcn I'm.
A prize will be offered for the best Co.'S
tune. Also one for the poorest dressed.
Tickets one dollar, Admit to gallery 10
cts. Good music, and all are invited to
attend.
Personal Mention.
w. s. Mari arrived from Chicago on
the 23rd.
III. d. Lintz came over from Hill City
Tuesday.
Frank Sutherland was up from Pringle
Thursday.
". Barker was an arrival from Omaha
on the oath.
Isaac Ostrom came up from Hot Springs
Thursday last.
Andrew Rasmussen of Fairburn came
up on Sunday.
w. FL. Evans came over from Key
stone on the 2lst.
John Twining of Hermosa drove up to
Custer on the 24rd.
A. Rutquiest was a visitor from Hot
| Springs on the 18th.
G. II. Dodge of Hill City came over on
business on the oath.
Judge Smith spent Saturday in Rapid
City on court business.
c. E. Prince Of st Paul was a visitor
in Custer on Tuesday.
Ed. C~uthbertson was interviewing our
merchants on the 23rd.
w. j. Johnston arrived from Mime
apolis early in the week.
Patrick Wright came in from the
ranch early in the week.
C.. L. Snediker from Deadwood gave
Custer a call on Monday.
C. r. Reid was a visitor from Hermosa
the forepart of the week.
Fl. J.. Barnes from Pringle called on his
| Custer friends on the 2lst.
E. l.. Horsch came in from the Mile
High camp on Saturday last.
T.. d. McVey came over from Hill City
! about the middle Of the week.
J. II. Banner of Crete, Neb., was an
arrival the forepart of the week.
F. f. Brown from West Union, Iowa,
arrived in town Wednesday last.
DR.. McHugh went to Pringle Sunday
evening on professional business.
6. Albro of Council Bluffs, Iowa, gave
| Custer a business call on the 25th.
WILDER Francis and wife came up from
| Pringle the latter part Of last week.
d. w. Gemmill arrived from Ewing,
| Neb., about the middle of the week.
Godfred Spring drove up from Otis on
the goth and stopped at the Kleemann.
w. II. Berger a traveller from Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, gave Custer a call on the
10Th.
Geo. ID. Risdon from Lincoln arrived
on the Goth and stopped at the White
House.
NdlLST bObdiuooh Woo bp $3.50
Pass Greek sheep ranch Saturday and
Sunday.
f. J. Flynn returned Monday evening
from a two months stay near Sheridan,
| Wyoming.
J. E. Pitcher spent a few days in the
northern Hills the forepart Of the week
on business.
Forest Supervisor Bullock Of Dead
wood was in town Wednesday on OH
cial business.
w. A. Beach, of Sioux Falls, was look
ing after business in Custer the latter
part of last week.
Ira Hungerford connected with the
Pioneer-Times paid Custer a visit the
forepart of the week.
A.. D. Westby arrived from Minneap-
| oils on the 10th and tarried in Custer a
few days on mining business.
r. Fl. Watson, a resident of Keystone
had business in our town on the oath
and stopped at the White House.
w. II. Millham of the Interstate Min
ing company drove into town on the
goth and took supper at the Kleemann.
J.. B. Stafford, Supt. of the Golden Slip
per mine, came down from Hill City on
| Tuesday last and returned in the even
ing.
Chas. II. McKeever, a stockman from
near Fairburn, was in the city last Sat
urday on business with the county treas
urer.
County Commissioner John l.. Max.
son came up from Buffalo Gap Wednes-
day to attend a special meeting of the
county board.
Mrs. Mary A. Atcheson departed Tues
| day evening for Waterloo, Iowa, where
she expects to spend the remaining years
| of her life with her daughter.
Mrs. G. Z. Smith and daughter return
ed to their home in this city Sunday
evening from a several months visit
| with Mrs. Smiths mother in Washing
ton, ID. G.
l want to trade my horse for a larger
one, one that will weigh about ll5O OF
1900. A horse suitable for a n horse
| l,ls,ary rauAn