Custer City Reels From Boom to Quiet Settlement
The town rose briefly in April 1876 with sawmills hotels and many stores, then dwindled as gold discoveries drew away residents. By June it was deserted except for a few old and new settlers, now rebuilding with a brewery, several saloons, a weekly paper, and growing mining hopes centered on quartz and rich French Creek ore.
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8 F White
Spring Creek
Iron Creek
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