Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-05-09
Personal Mention.

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JEFF McDermott has returned to Ne
vada.
b. F. Heating was up from Cuyahoga
camp Saturday.
Charles Norman was in town Monday
| from Keystone.
Co. Commissioner Clason was up from
Otis Wednesday.
Elmer Cummings represented Orevile
in town Monday.
r. B. Silcock was in town Monday
from Buffalo Gap.
Geo. Hitch made a business trip to
Hill City Saturday.
Miss Mary Reed was up from Pringle
Sunday between trains.
j. y. Lindberg, of Spearfish, spent
Saturday in town on business.
Miss Elsie Kleemann has returned
from her homestead near Sturgis.
C. W. Eggert was an arrival from
Dead wood Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Clark, of Otis,
we're in town Saturday, shopping.
Mrs. May Stanton, from near Pringle,
spent Monday in town, shopping.
r. S. Morris, of Fairburn, was a busi-
ness visitor in Custer Wednesday.
John Erpelding was transacting busi-
ness in Custer Thursday from Pringle.
Charles Upham, of Keystone, was
transacting business in Custer Tuesday
Mrs. NJ. G. Hayes and son, of Hill
City, were guests at the Kleemann Mon
day.
Mrs. J. w. McClaren, from near
Pringle, was in town Tuesday, shop
ping
James McGonigal returned Saturday
from a protracted visit with friends in
Nebraska.
Mrs. Charles Smith has returned from
a two weeks visit with her parents in
Spearfish.
Mrs +. +. Peterson and Mrs. Emma
Fenwick went to Minnekahta Thursday
to visit friends. y
Mrs. f. E. lines, of Spearfish, was in
town tuesday and Wednesday on some
business matters.
w. II. Palmer, Jr., came up from
Buffalo Gap Wednesday to get acquaint-
ed with his family.
County Auditor +. A. Scott made
business trip to Rapid City Monday. lie
returned Thursday.
A. Z. Beck with, of Sioux Falls, was
in town the forepurt of the week in the
interest of the ArgusLeader.
Denis Henault was an arrival Tues
day from Deadwood. He is here to
look after his varied interests.
Frank Hebert and nephew, Robert
Hebert, returned Thursday from "a busi-
ness and pleasure trip TO Wyoming.
Geo. Il. Clark came over from Key
stone last week. He has taken a posi-
tlOH III Soc u DaDSoCh hNCiy o"ih'
Harry Francis made trip to the
northern Hills the forepart of the week
on business. He returned Thursday.
W. A. Hemler, of Deadw ood, Il repre-
sentative of the Cudahy Packing COM
pany, was in Custer Wednesday on
business.
p. N. Painter was an arrival Sunday
from Clifton, Wyoming. He expects to
remain about two weeks to look after
his ranch business.
w. K. Woods was up from Pleasant
Valley Tuesday after supplies. MIR.
Woods has just finished putting in fifty
acres of wheat on his ranch.
4. B. Hitch, of the keystone Record
er, accompanied Senator Vessey and 5.
C. Policy from Hill City to Custer, Mon
day. He returned home ON the noon
train Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Morris, mother Of Mrs. E.
L. Grantham, left last week for her
home in Missouri. She accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Dunn to Omaha and
there was met by a daughter.
S. N. Fitch left Sunday for Madison,
S. d., to attend the annual State Camp
meeting of the Modern Woodman of
A A'herica, which convened in that city
Wednesday for two days session.
N r Streeter. from Martin Valley
precinct, was in town Wednesday and
Thursday. Mr.. Streeter is candidate
for county treasurer on the republican
ticket and while here filed his petition
with the county auditor.