Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-28
Geo. Gibson is house cleaning.

Prof. Lee at the college Monday
night next.
Music hath charms-go to entertain
ment next Monday.
Hon. j. l.. Burke has returned from
his eastern business trip.
Rev. Anderson is expected from his
trip to Kansas tomorrow.
Jas. Dougherty is down from Lead
City bathing for rheumatism.
S. d. Blythe. the genial Sioux City
Commercial man, is III the city.
Geo. Turner has raised his residence
and built Il fine stone basement.
A large number Of health and pleas
ure seekers are arriving these days.
ed. Connor and Bernard Boyle of
Omaha are at the Catholicon, bathing.
1t is now Connor Bros. & Co., MIR.
Geo. Bjorkman having purchased an
interest in the business.
Geo. A. Mead and c. b. Fox came
from Sioux City Sunday. Mr.. Fox
has taken charge of the Elm creek
quarries.
Mrs. G. r. Griswold, wife of the
book keeper for the Baker Plaster Co..
arrived last Monday morning.
John Shortel resigned his position as
head waiter at the Evans the fore part
of the week to accept a position in
Chicago.
Sundays register at the Evans shows
the tlatteriug record of 80 transients
and GO regular guests. Not bad for
this early in the season.
An Eastern Star lodge will be insti-
tuted tonight, by Po1nansky Of Spear
J fish. The order promises 10 start out
with a large membership.
The city council canvasssd the votes
of ths late city election on Tuesday
There was 10 change made from the
returns as reported in the STAR last
i week.
Miss Rose Bower returnad Saturday
evening from brief visit with her
parents Oh French creek. and is again
giving instructions to class III guitar
music.
i 4 hook aud ls,,alse eaali,aay was as
ganize'i the other evening by the cleo
tion OF X. +. Harris, president. George
Gibson, secretary. John Mueller, treas.
urer, and Chas Bnrl5. foreman.
! ". Z. Benedict and /. %. Eummal
will represent Hot Springs lois.e No
i1l2. I. O. o. f. AT the grand lodge. th,
FORMER as a grand lodge officer and t.,
latter being elected by the lodge.
Mrs. w. A. Daniels was the iirs
person in Hot Springs to buy {
Worlds fair excursion ticket, and de
parted over the Elkhorn Tuesday even
ing for Chicago. She expects TO b,
absent several months.
The funeral services of the lat.
Theo larcllow were conducted at th,
Congregational church last Monda,
afternoon by Rev. Frame, who spok,
words of comfort aud consolation t,
the sorrowing mourners. The attend
ance was very large.
!, Prof. w. c. Bower o; Dcadwood i
in the city in the interest of the New
York Life insurance company. Fl,
has been meeting with excellent sue
cess in the Hills aud will labor Will
the good people of Hot Springs 70,
several days. The professor is not
stranger here, and his old-time friend
are glad to see him.
Rev. A. p. Cooper departed Monda,
evening for Cincinnati, Ohio. He vii
not be gone very long, and if report
are true we shall have the pleasure O
recording the fact upon his return
that he came not alone. At any rate
he was showered with rice and tn
like upon his departure. The SrAl
takes the liberty of extending its sin
cere and hearty congratulations in ad
vance.
G. S. Branch, the successful solicitor
for the Minneapolis Journal, was
very pleasant caller upon the SrAl
Monday. He is the proud possessor o
several lots in Hot Springs, and look
forward to the time when they vii
bring him snug little fortune. HI
travels over nine northwestern state
and is therefore capable of judgin;
pretty we'll where the best towns ar
and where the prospects are brightest
He say. that in all his travels ther
are just two towns that he has un
bonnded conf;denca 1n-Hot Snr;nre