Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-11-23
Personal Mention.


Personal Mention.
w K. Woods was up from his ranch
Monday.
Tom Richardson was in from Pass
creek Saturday.
County Commissioner Clason was up
from Otis Monday.
Frank Harvey represented Otis at the
county seat Monday.
c. b. Smith of Fairburn spent Monday
in Custer on business.
Frank Hebert returned Wednesday
from trip to Deadwood.
WILDER Wright returned Sunday from
a business trip to Chicago.
w. McGregor of Hill City was visi.
tor in Custer Wednesday.
j. N. Wright went down the road
Tuesday on business trip.
Attorney Grantham has gone to Hast.
ings, Neb., on legal business.
Henry Saville was a Keystone bust.
ness visitor in town Wednesday.
T. " Garock made business trip to
Deadwood the forepart of the week.
Jerry Clark, of Otis, was transacting
business at the county seat Monday.
Mrs. Geo B. Parks and daughter have
returned from a short visit in Colorado.
VIM. Charles of Hermosa was trans
acting business at the county seat Mon
day,
VIM f. Sayars was up from Baker.
Vile Sunday aud Monday visiting rela,
tives.
Judge Gull of Hot Springs was in
town Monday on business in county
court.
f. r. Tracy was guest at the White
House on the Goth. He registered from
Hot Springs.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Heumphreu'
were up from their Pleasant Valley
ranch Saturday.
Frank Walsh made business trip tC
Buffalo Gap the forepart of the week
returning Tuesday.
Gus Larson and j. Raymond Taylor
of Hill City, were transacting business
in Custer Thursday.
Mrs. A. G.. Baker and son Charles, o
Baskerville, were transacting business il
the city Wednesday.
VIM. O'Banion and August Samson
represented Beaver Valley precinct a
the county seat Monday.
f. NJ. Moore, representative of th'
Pioneer-Times, was in the city Tuesda,
in the interest of that publication.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Johnson wer
guests at the White House on the 10Th
They registered from Sioux Falls.
II. W. Cherry of the American Guar
anty company of Chicago wAs in towr
Monday and Tuesday on business.
Charles Eastman, an attorney of Ho
Springs was transacting business il
county court Monday and Tuesday.
G. o. Gorder, who represents tn,
Deadwood Biscuit company, was inter
viewing our merchants Wednesday.
j. NJ. Patton of Sioux Falls, editor o
the Odd Fellows World, was looking uI
delinquents in the city the forepart o
the week.
W. e. Fink returned Thursday from
months trip to the Pacific coast. Wal
ter comes back well satisfied to stay il
a good camp.
NJ. III. Barry, at one time resident o
Hermosa, but now travelling for an east
ern cigar firm, was soliciting trade in the
city Tuesday.
A. e. Orton of Dewey was in towr
Saturday. He made application before
the clerk of courts to make final proof
on his homestead.
Bertha Porath came down from Lead
Sunday for a visit with relatives ano
friends. She has entirely recovered
from her recent illness.
Miss Ollie Courtney went to Denver
last Monday to undergo medical treat.
ment. She has been suffering with 9
sore throat for some time.
J. f. Smith came down from Dead
wood the forepart Of the week to look
after his interests here, and to make ar
rangements to move his family back tC
Custer.
Charles Telander, Charles, Olaf, AL
bert and Ellen Aaberg, of Hot Spring,
were in the city for several days the
forepart of the week. They were here
in connection with the Aaberg estate.