Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-10-12

br' W. o. bentIey OF hot Springs 10
here On court business, He came up
Thursday.
Z. IL. ORourh, an attorney from Cor
don. Neb., was attending court here part
of the week.
j. L. Bondurant of Buffalo Gap has
been spending the week in Custer on
court business.
Charles Snyder was in from his ranch
southwest of Pringle part of the week
attending court.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McBeath came in
from their ranch Saturday and remain
ed over Sunday.
Robert Pomeroy returned Sunday
from several weeks visit with his fam
lily near Crawford
Among the Rapid City attorneys at
tending court here this week were c. l..
Wood and James Boyd.
Otto Grantz passed through Custer
Tuesday en- route to Denver, where he
goes on mining business.
Charles Eastman, an attorney from
Hot Springs, was attending court here
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Booth and Miss Ethel Pet
terson are expected home next week
from Thermopols, Wyoming,
Odo Reder of st. Paul, Mimi, is here
on visit to relatives. He is nephew
of Charles Reder of Bakerville.
Loomis S Gull an attorney from Hot
Springs, was attending to court matters
here Wednesday and Thursday.
DR.. Calkins and brother Charles of
York, Neb., went over to the S. & G.
ranch Tuesday on a fishing trip.
c. C. Bras, representing the Educator
Supply Company Of Mitchell, was here
Thursday in the interest Of his firm.
Harry p. Atwater of Sturgis, the law
partner of 2. II Helm of this place, has
been here this week attending court.
w. Il. Johnson, who is connected with
the Keep a. Going Mining company, left
Tuesday for two weeks visit in Iowa.
j. o. Fountain was calling on the
trade here Thursday. He represents
the Morse. Fairbanks company of Oma.
ha.
Michael Zeimet and Herman Retzlof
represented Pringle at the county seat
part of the week. They were here court
ing.
c. II. kammon of Hill City was here
several days this week on business con.
nected with the Harney Peak Tin Com
pany.
Judge McGee and Court Stenographer
Sharpe came over from Rapid City Tues
day afternoon and opened the fall term
of circuit court.
Gene and viii Courtney, and F. NJ.
Ayres left Wednesday for Allegheny,
Cal. where they expect to put in the
winter prospecting.
c. D. Cowles of Vermillion, A. A.
Brigham and Miss j. NJ. Hoover of
Brookings, S d., were guests at the
White House Monday.
A. B. BeaIl, of Sioux City, was here
this week looking after the interests of
the American Mica Mining company,
with which he is connected.
A. Cornell, James Foster, p /. Cra-
ham and Ii. l. Perrel, who are connect
ed with the Michigan Mining company,
left Sunday for their homes in the east.
Mr.. Hiram Dunn left for his home last
Monday. This is Mr.. DuDn's second
visit to the Hills and he says he would
enjoy living here in our sunshine the
rest of his life.
Geo. S. Thompson, one of the heavy
stockholders in the Saginaw Gold Min
ing company who has been spending
the summer here, left Sunday for his
home in Columbus, Ohio.
r. G. Nero, who left Custer three
years ago, and has since been making
his home in Montana, returned Sunday
to remain. He has secured position
| with the Ivanhoe Mining Co.
Mr.. T. A. MacDougal of the Pineule
Medicine company, accompanied by his
wife, was in town Saturday, looking af-
ter the sales and advertising of the rem
edies manufactured by that company.
Miss Grace Fowler, who has had
charge of the Evans news stand at Hot
Springs this season, and who was visit
ing friends here last week, has gone to
Lead to resume her position as book
keeper.
Leland Willis was an arrival from
New York state on Thursday. He is
brother Of Mrs. Will Nevin and nep
hew of Mrs. S. n. Fitch and NJ. A.
Willis. Mr.. Willis expects to stay in
Custer for some time.