Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-19
LOCAL NOTES.
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
Rev. \. A. Brown has been sutferln-
with a painful throat trouble for the
past few days, but is somewhat better
today.
A. j. Mcgowan leaves tonight for
Tama county, Iowa, for three weeks
visit with his, parents and old-time
friends. The STAR wishes him pleas
ant times
III. II. Cossit and family will start
overland in few days for Oregon.
He promises to furnish the STAR read
ers with an occasional letter of his
travels.
MIR. John Boyer is getting ready to
put the bridges in for wich he has con-
tracts, on Fall River. In short time
the fords on Fall River will be a thing
of the past and everybody that makes
that drive will he glad of it.
Robert Calhoun, brother OF our
townsman Il. Calhoun, arrived Sstur-
day from Marion, kansas. They had
not seen each other for twenty-five
years, and the pleasure of the meeting
can be imagined. MIR. Calhoun may
decide to locate here.
The Keystone Land & Cattle CO. re-
Gently sold the residence that has heen
occupied by Judge Gull and family 10
Frank Benton for SlSO). Mr.. Benton
will move into the city at once, the
Judge having rented Seth GifToi DIS
cottage on Court street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. ID. Rummel and
Mrs. w. w. LaFleicEe left VIA the
Elkhorn last cva,iing for Sioux Falls.
the former rs collegiate 10 the grand
lodge I. o. O. r, and the two ladies as
representatives of Naomi l,age. Of
this place.tp .;,e annual convention
of the Danerts.i, of Rebecca to he held
at Sioux F,!l.s a:ay is, IL and Is.
Sylvester Calhoun left This morning
for Dcaewood, from which place he
leaves with Frank Peck S surveying
party for the Short Pine country, in
the northwest cnruer of the state. lie
will be employed upon the government
survey. and expects to be aLsen, about
three months.
MARR1ED--i3y Judge Eanable, on
May 14th, 1898, NJ. II. pnillippi to
Miss Dora Hollenbeck, both of Point
of Rocks. We've known "Phil" for
years and thought he never would
submit to such proceedings, bat Gu
pid's arrow pierced his heart. and we
congratulate him upon the happy
event.
The case of Martha Mcmillan vs.. Il.
:. d. Gillespie for $1,000 damages for
putting her out OF his home, last
summer, and which was tried at the
adjourned term here last week, and
for which sealed verdict was brought
in, was opened on Saturday and it was
found to be in favor of the plaintiff
for the sum of $40. 1t has been
thought that this would throw the
plaintiff for the costs, but the court
holds that this case was one which the
justice court did not have original
jurisdiction and it was not brought
there, hence he is inclined to Lold that
defendant is held for the costs ALSO
Mrs. A. d. Wood and son Claire took
their departure last evening on the
Elkhorn for an all summer outing.
They went as far as Gordon last night,
where they will spend a couple of days
visiting old friends. From there they
viii: go to Omaha and thence over the
b. & NJ. to Denver where they will
make headquarters with Mrs. Woods
sister and spend the most of the sum-
mer rusticating in the mountains.
! They will take in the Worlds fair in
,.'>>a.npany with A. d., before they re-
Mrs. Wood will be greatly
ed both in social end church
es, but her many friends wish her
n benefit from her trip.
Il D. Bailey has just received a ear
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