Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1909-05-15

IL. frankIOrter came down ITOm ulii
City and spent Sunday with his wife's
foiks.
j. Mulcahy, a citizen of Rapid City,
was q business visitor in Custer Wed
nesday.
County Auditor scett spent few
days in Rapid City last week, on land
business.
r. G. Strong, of Grand Island, Neb.,
was registered at the White House
Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomson, Of Hot Springs, 10 WIS.,
iting her son, Frank Thomson, Of the
forest service.
C. J. .Fahndrich Of Deadwood, was
looking AFTER business matters in our
city Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Poratb, of Deadwood,
spent Sunday in Custer with her sister.
Mrs. T. J. Fenwick.
Lieutenant Walsbury, Salvation
Army lassie from Lead, was soliciting
IN Custer yesterday.
A. d. Calderwood of Denver, and T.
s. Perry of Lincoln, was interviewing
our merchants Thursday.
Mrs. II. McLelland, postmistress at
Mystic, was a south bound passenger
for Pringle, Tuesday night.
Mrs. Z. II. Rogers of Oreyille. spent a
few days in Custer this week the guest
of her sister, Mrs. D. w. Webster.
d. J. Delaney went to Lead Sunday
to attend the State meet Of the Knights
of Columbus, in session this week.
C. w. Pitcher came down from Wasp
No. 2, Monday night aad will remain at
home several weeks to recuperate.
Mrs. J. Korthaus of Bakeryille, was
in town Thursday and visited with her
old school-mate, Mrs. Frank Thomson.
Mrs George Wright left Thursday
evening for Boise, Idaho, on an extend
ed visit with her son, MIR. A. w. Wich-
or.
Dan. McGonigal, who has been min
ing for several months at Elk City,
Idaho, returned home Tuesday morn
ing.
Z. A. Dickson returned Saturday from
Montrose, Colorado. He met quite Il
number of former Obstetrics while on
his journey
Mrs. Newton Todd returned home
from an extended trip in Indiana Satur-
day a. m. and went out to the Ideal mine
Ia the evening.
NJ. j. Bailey returned a few days ago
from trip to San Miguel county, Colo
RADIO, in the interest of The Custer Re-
seryoir Company.
Mr.. Robertson, of Indiana, who is in
terested In the Ideal mine, arrived in
Caster Saturday and went out to the
mine in the evening.
Mrs. Hubbard of Portland, Oregon,
arrived in Custer few days ago upon
matters pertaining to her fathers estate.
His home was near Pringle at time Of
his death.
Mrs. s. J. Malone, who spent the win
ter in Custer with her sisters. Mrs. Fran
ces Mclaughlin and Mrs. NJ. J. Kelly,
departed for her home in Topeka, Kan,
Friday night.
John and Otto Wise of the Mariposa
camp were passengers on the Burling-
ton route Tuesday night, going down
the line to visit their parents in south
ern Nebraska.
W. X. Pope of the Hopkins Flat coun-
try, finished sowing grain and planting
''spuds" Friday, and came in to the me-
tropoIis Saturday to have social meet
ing with old friends
Mrs. McDermott of Orevills was in
Custer early Monday, shopping. She
leaves today for Stanley county to spend
q few weeks with her SOD and daughter
who haye homesteads near Ash Creek.
Monoranya Milter, a tea merchant
from Calcutta, India, was guest of the
White House. Wednesday. He attracted
much attention on The streets by the
peculiar style Of turban that adorned
his Uranium. sF.
s. R. Herbor retained Monday from q
junketing trip through Southern Califor-
mia. He says there is lets Of building
going on in San Francisco, and no one
need be idle in that city. Los Angeles
he admired very much.
Attorney Kittredge was in Custer last
week and made the CHRONICLE Office
call. The result of his visit may be seen
on the inside pages of this paper. He
has many aduIiring friends in Custer,
who always give him hearty greeting
whenever he visits our fair city.
Carload Shipments for Month Of April.
Fr ON Custer
Lum her. 2 To Ardmore.