Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-10
LOCAL NOTES.

w. II. FRYE was at napld tuesday.
Frank Stewart is over from the Gar
to-day.
Attorney Kellar contemplates taking
trip east soon.
Supt. Phelan, of the B. & NJ. was in
the city Monday.
For fine tooth powder Gail on DR..
Dodds and get the best.
Gov. Sheldon will probably be in the
city Sunday or Monday.
w. H. Bailee, Whitewood, is here
for the benefit of our waters.
A fine Crystal cave specimen orna-
ments the office at the Evans.
This is the day prophet Foster pre-.
d cted great electrical storm.
John Linot is down from Lead City
taking bathes for Rheumatism.
Walt Knowlton has returned from
his purchasing trip to Chicago.
Capt. Jack Crawford is coming to
the Springs again in a few days.
Andrew Seath of Gordon, Neb., is
bathing at the Catholicon for rheuma-
tism.
S. H. Burgess, Sheridan, and Con.
Price, Bitter Greek, Wyo., are in the
city taking bathes.
AL Cornell left Tuesday for Alliance
where he has the contract for painting
the syndicate block.
j. w. Shaler. Lincoln is in the city.
He will probably take up a homestead
and become a resident of the county.
H. G. Mutt, the popular young 3.
& NJ. railroad man of Edgemont, was
in the city the fore part of the week.
Lew schillinger was calling upon
his friends in the city last Saturday,
his first trip here since his wedding
day.
w. E. Haskell and r. F. Jones Of Min
neapolis are at the Evans. Mr.. Has
hellis proprietor Of the Journal of
that city.
DR.. Stewart has been considerably
under the weather during the past
week, but we are glad TO state is now
convslescing.
On Wednesday the 18th inst. the
ladies ofthe Congregational church will
give dinner and supper under the First
National bank corner.
John Parks has been confined to his
bed for about ten days, but has inn
proved so that he hopes to be at his
desk in the bank today for short
time.
Hon. John r. Brennan was down
from Rapid yesterday, and 'feceived
congratulations from his many friends
upon his appointment as railroad com.
missioner.
D. H. Walker was in the city Mon
day from Cascade. He is clerk of
school district No. 2, Cascade, and says
their district wants three school
teachers for three months, at $35 a
month each.
Miss Lottie Denman was B. & M.
passenger last Saturday from Dead
wood for Omaha, where shs will visit
with friends for few weeks. Several
of her yonng friends IN the city went
over to Minnekahta to see her.
rs. Moore and Thomas Hughes
left last week for Gerling, Neb., to
settle up the estate of Florence
Hughes, who died recently at the
Catholicon. Thos. Hughes will then
return to his home in eastern Dakota.
q. ID. Lawrence of Ylnkton arrived
the fore part of the week on visit to
his wife and daughter who have been
bathing at the Catholicoa for some
time. He will return in few days,
accompanied by his daughter, while
his wife will remain here.
G. G. Fargo returned from his
eastern trip last Saturday. He was
glad to get home as the weather was
horrible every where he went. If you
desire to become posted on Worlds
fair matters chat with Charley awhile.
He can tell you all about the nickel-in.
the-slot machine on the Worlds fair
ground.
Mayor Dickover and wife and
daughter returned Monday from Min.
neapolis, where Miss Helen had an
operation performed upon her tonsil.
Since their return Mr.. Dickover has
been quite sick, threatened with pneu-