Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-11-10
LOCAL LAC0NICs.

COMPILED AND CONDENSED FOR
BUSY PEOPLE.
John Boyer has returned from the
upper hills.
The Cascade Geyser has suspended
publication.
s. l.. Gardner of Norfolk is in the
city for a few days.
Manfred Need, Chicago millinery
man, is here on his customary visit.
NJ. Liebmann is down from Dead
wood looking after his big dry goods
store.
DR.. N. NJ. Wade is building a good
sized addition to his house on Jennings
avenue.
John Burke will soon occupy the
white house west of Williams board.
ing house.
The Art hotel has as good a cook
as there is in she city and it's boarders
are we'll pleased with the bill of fare.
Drive those wire nails in the side.
walk down. Tie ladies are complain
ing their gowns are torn by them.
(.has. Jewett Is here from Wyoming
taking baths for severe case of rheu.
matism and is stopping at the Mower.
There is great complaint among
NH ban tt.nk
are rapidly and mysteriously disap-
pearing.
DR.. Howell was called to Buffalo
zap to reset the leg of Charley FELTON,
which he had broken on Battle noun
taiu about two weeks ago.
L. s. Gull has been appointed U. S.
court commissioner by Judge Edgerton
and received his commission Friday.
1t is an Office worthily bestowed.
The smiling face of John Gillespie
is seen on our streets again, as he re-
turned with his wife aud baby on the
b & N. last Friday. 1t takes John
to tell what he saw at the fair.
B. S. briggs, representative of the
Royce & Ian ing Co.. is billing the city
for one of their excellent entertain.
ments. which they will give for the
benefit Of the Minnekahta Hose team.
Mrs. R. A. Weston, of Newcastle,
brought her friend Mrs. George q.
Thomas of South birmingham. Mass,
over to spend Sunday at our western
health resort and she went home snr
prIsed and delighted.
Charley Wilcox received word by
wire of the very sudden death of his
father at Montevideo, M,"n., but as
the word was delayed it was impossible
to reach there for his funeral. The
old gentleman was in his 84th year.
Mayor Dickover returned from a
very successful business errand to
Minneapolis, Wednesday and started
next morning with his family
and the family of Nat Pool for the
mica mines to be gone several days.
D. N. Wheeler. the big rancher and
stock shipper of Pender, Neb.' is here
for few days. He remembers the
great benefit he got while here last
simmer and comes back to visit Us
again. He IS stopping with his wife
and her friend at the Gillespie.
Cortey Curtis brought his mother
with him from the east and she will
spend l. 40 winter here with her daugh.
ter. Mrs. DIR. Jennings. Mrs. Curtis
is in feeble health and it is confidently
hoped hat our bracing mountain air
and health-giving baths may be very
beneficial.
John Mueller has good reason to he
proud of his invention of music rack,
which is folded and carried at the helt
OF a band uniform in the shape Of
sat,er. E. B. Warren is in Chicago
AMI has had some tempting offers for
it. hut will see Conn. music dealer of
Elkhart: Ind, before disp,,sing of it.
Chambers Kellar returned from his
legal visit to Harrison, last Friday,
where he scored great victory by
knocking the case clear out of conrt
on some law points which the obtuse
legal lights .of that deserted village
had failed to grasp. The case cannot
come up for hearing again till next
spring. We congratulate.
James Wilson's wife recently de.
parted for visit to her home in Ber.
rrian county. Mich. and was some time
afterwards followed by their daughter
from w Wyomiug. Mr.. Wilson received
letter today stating that his wife had
fallen and hurt herself badly and that
rthS daughter is living dangerously i'll.
He is all broken up over the sad news.