Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21
Q. S. Branch, the Minneapolis Jour.
nal hustler, is in the city.

MAERlED:-By Rev. a. P. Cooper, at
the Hot Springs House on Saturday
April Is, 1893, MIR. Thomas O'Keefe
and MISS Ella Waldon, all Of Edge.
mont.
Mrs. G. N. Deitz, Mrs. Thos. Swobe
Mrs. Woodford; Mrs. Eddy, and Mrs
Cole, compo>es u happy Omaha party
that is at the Evans, and expect to re.
main some time.
Conductor Finnegan, of the Elkhorn,
was in the city the fore part of the
week upon one of his periodical trips
= which are reported to be getting
numerous and interesting.
pr. D. T.. Halterman, state secretary
of the Wisconsin Baptist state conven-
tion, arrived yesterday morning and
will try the virtues of the baths for a
time. He is an old.tlme friend of Rev.
Leslie.
DR.. Howell has purchased the
Snyder ranch out on the Cheyenne,
and his son Frank is out there putting
in the crop and attending to the stock.
1t is a very fine place and the DIR. made
a good purchase.
Chas. Kennedy, western passenger
agent for N. W. railway, Omaha: Geo.
L.. Reppert, travelling passenger agen,
for r.. |. railway. Omaha: aud Dave
Hattenbeck. ticket broker Of Sioux
City, arrived last right Nj Kenreay
will ramain Tor baths.
AT q neeling Wednesday night for
the purpose of organizing. a hook and
ladder company, Judge kanable acted
as chairman and Clarence Jones. secre.
tary. Eight persons Joined and com-
mittee was appointed to solici1 mem
brrs and report at meeting tomorrow
night, when the organization Will lie
completed.
Rev. ". B. d. Grey OF Tankton,
Congregational superintendent Of Sun
day schools for South Dakota. arrived
the fore part of the week in company
with Rev. Albert y. LYMAN, who holds
the same position FOR tie Black Hill,
and Wyoming. Rev. Ly,n*n will
make his ':a":a at .io: Springs, al
though his sall,ily will not arrive for
a few moaths .a. Ne is welcomed to
our city.
w. 7. Simpler OF w. G. hat was in
the city Tuesday and made the SrAw a
pleasant call. He has just returned
from trip to Arkansas and was very
much pleased with portions of that
country. Since his wife's death last
fall, Mr.. Simpler has been roaming
about considerably. and can not be con
tented on his valuable farm east OF
here, aud as consequence is Offering i,
for sale very cheap, as will be seen by
notice elsewhere.
Fred Gillespie and family returned
yesterday from their prolonged visit
at Watertnwn, N. Y. Mrs. G's. health
is very poorly, aud they were detained
in Chicago two weeks on that account
They brought French cook-Lucien
Deneitro and three Young ladies 70.
the dining room. The hotel will be
opened May 1st, after having been
thoroughly overhauled and renovated
Mrs. G's sister also came with them tc
remain some time.
One day last week upon the register
of the Evans were the names "E. Gou.
Gillette, Lincoln, Neb.' and Mrs. Heer.
shy. Lincoln, Neb.'' They came te
battle for awhile, but little episode
happened the second night after thei,
arrival that caused their unceremoni
GUS departure from the hotel, upon tn
emphatic demand of the irate manager
They purchased tickets from here t.
Grand Island.
The thirtv-second Scottish Rite) de
grees were conferred in full upon th'
following candidates a. Deadwood las
week: Frank Mclaughlin. w. H
Moore, B. p. Dague, W. S. Patterson
and L. F.Irw,n. Deadwood: J. C. Shurts
Rapid: Joseph kuhler, w. S. Wood
q. W. Tupner, El. Rogers. Caster; w
r. Dickinson, NJ. y. Delano, Lead;
w. D. Anderson. Hn! Spring.. Joscp1
Canning, Fdgemont: Alam>on Gile:
Belle Fonrci,e.
"Ine Turkish Bath at the oper
house last Mon'.ay night ny tn
comedy company, of whict Mari
Heath is the illuminating star, wa
much enjoyed by a large house. I'h
singing was very fine. especially tina
of Marie Heath aud Geo. p. Watson
the latter captivating the audienc
H., n..tal, IL.