Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-03
LOCAL NOTES.

OV yVN uAo W uodE tu0 uoWSs II
so, get the STAR.
The foundation has been commenced
upon the city hall.
Hulst & Price have commenced work
upon their new planning mill.
BoRN.-To the wife Of W. H. Frye,
son, ON Monday the 9th ult.
The administrator Of the Callahan
estate has been invoicing stock this
week.
A slight snow fall occurred Sunday,
but such "beautiful" things do not stay
long.
W. U. Germond is OF on. business
trip to Omaha, departing Monday
night.
Rev. G. q. Ware, held Episcopal SER
vices at the Presbyterian church last
evening.
The STAR readers Of course will OBJ
serve the card Of Mrs. Campbell and
Kennedy in the paper.
A dance will be given at the Evans
on the evening Of March 18th by the
Minnekahta hose team.
Budd Hand and Richard johnson
were down from their saw mill in
Custer county this week.
DIR. Hargens says that Miss Sadie
McCurdy is now convalesciug after
quite severe attack of malarial fever.
Rev. earns, of the Black Hills NJ. E.
conference, was in the city over Sum
day, and preached two very excellent
sermons.
Walter Parks is making frequent
visits to Cascade these days, looking
after their real estate business while
Mr.. Osmer is absent.
The buildings that were almost de-
stroyed by fire on Minnekahta avenue
few weeks ago are being rebuilt and
will soon be ready for business again.
Lon GODDARD says that stock is coming
out in good shape: that it has been an
excellent winter in every respect, and
that the loss will not amount to much.
Frank Dornan came in from the Bar
I ranch Tuesday, where lie has had
quite a job of plastering-fxine up
the old buildings out there in fine
shape.
The Minnekahta club gave another
one of its delightful card parties at
their handsome parlors on Tuesday
evening, at which thirteen couples
participated.
Miss Germond's friends were greatly
alarmed about her for short time last
week, she being quite low with nerv.
ous prostration, the result Of her
mothers recent serious sickness.
W. H. Frye has commenced suit
against o. Ferguson to recover the
sum of $2,5OO which he claims Fergu.
son owes him for professional services
rendered when the Catholicon sale was
IN progress. Mr.. Ferguson claims that
Frye rendered his services "free gratis
for nothing"
DIR. Cheney's card in the STAR is
misleading. His Office is in the build
ing which he has lately purchased on
Minnekahta avenue-where Rylen's
tailor shop was formerly located. The
DR.. proposes to make numerous I'M
provements to the place soon. We
had his card stereotyped as it reads,
but will get him located correctly
therein before long.
The banquet at the soldiers home
Tuesday evening under the auspices of
the w. R. c. was pronounced. a very
enjoyable affair by all who were pres
ent. II there's ever time when the
old vets wax eloquent and funny. its
when, there are plenty Of good things
about them to eat, and these were in
abundance upon this occasion. The
warm. hearted hospitality of Capt
Msgrew and wife was heartily appre'
ciated.
President Hancher and wife departed
Tuesday evening for Florida, where ht
is billed for Few lectures at the De
Funiak Springs Chautauqua assembly
He will also stop at Kansas City ant
deliver . few lectures. While absent
too. the president will likely arrang'
for some Of the talent for ou,
own Chautauqua for the coming
summer. This will be q very pleasan
journey Tor Mr.. and Mrs. Hancher, a
least n da1;ohffnl soct;nv ~ thA cnnnfr ~