Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1909-01-30

eron down from Lead Wednesday.
George Nepp and Thos. Conroy were
arrivals from Deadwood this week.
S. B. Moberly came down from Spear
fish and spent Tuesday in our burg.
J. C. Williams of Lincoln, Neb., was
guest at the White House, Tuesday.
A. N. PARIS of Edgemont. was yis-
itor in our city the first of the week.
Mrs. H. Mahnke of Clifton, wyo., is
visiting friends in Custer, this week.
Mrs NJ. E. Reder and Mrs. j. F. She
han visited in Hill City, Wednesday.
H. B. Riley and Smith Riley, Denver.
ties, are stopping at the White House.
Fred Shoemaker and Miss Ethel
Hawkins. went up to Hill City Tuesday.
Hermosa was represented in Custer
Monday, by P. D. McClelland and Ed.
Stenger.
T.. v. Garlock spent few days at New
Castle, Wyo., on business, the first of
the week.
r. L. Isham travelled all the way from
st. Joe this week, to get square meal
at the White House.
Miss Maud Metcalf is making lengthy
visit with her friend, Miss Clara Sager
on the ranch near Pringle.
Mrs. H. c. Clayson came up from Hot
Springs Saturday, where she had been
nursing her mother, Mrs. Fay.
Joseph Kubler went up to Deadwood,
Wednesday, to attend the meetings of
the Scottish Rite and Shriners.
Miss Wasson of Keystone, who was
the guest of Miss A. L. Smith for few
days, returned home Wednesday.
John G. Mates of Hot Springs, was
transacting business in Custer this week.
He went up to Oreville yesterday.
A. A. Haaser and N. E. Kershaw and
wife, are up from Buffalo Gap today.
They are stopping at the KIeeman.
Winthrop Scott has gone to the ranch
to spend a week or ten days visiting
with friends In the vicinity of Fair
burn.
D. F. Smith returned Saturday night
to the State Home, at Hot Springs, after
prolonged visit with his children, in
Custer.
J. A. Foran went down to Hot Springs
Wednesday night, to make arrange
N ents to enter the Battle Mountain San
itarium.
Grandma Fay came up from the hos
pital at Hot Springs Thursday very much
improved and is at the home of her son
w. G. Fay.
Judge Feay returned from Pierre last
Saturday night. The sudden change in
the weather has confined him to the
house most of the time this week.
w. B. Snidow came up from his ranch
below Fairburn Monday, returning the
following day. He reports things
fourishing in that part of the county.
w. R. Woods a rancher l6 miles south
who comes to town twice-in-awhile, is
in today and reports this weather severe
on stock requiring more feed than usual.
Edward Lindsay, a prosperous ranch
er and stockman from near Pringle was
in the city last Friday to attend the
meeting of the Odd Fellows. He was
accompanied by his wife.
VIM. Seineke, diamond drill expert,
was an arrival in Custer, Monday, from
Butte, Montana. This is his first visit
to the Hills, and he is we'll pleased with
Custer and her surroundings.
Carl Ku5ler came down from Dead.
wood Friday night and attended the
Odd Fellows lodge. He has "a rough
and rugged road to travel" this week,
being initiated into the mysteries of the
Scottish Rite.
DR.. and Mrs. Maple returned home
Tuesday after week or 10 days absence
While the Doctor was swinging
around the circle, Mrs. Maple visited
with her son, who is attending school al
Laramie, Wyo. The Doctor included ir
his itinerary Denver, Fort Lupton
Berkley and other points in Colorado.