Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-08
Little Mamie Turner is quite seri.

ously sick.
Grapes 10 cts a basket at Mowers.
George Gibson is suffering with q
carbuncle on his cheek.
Mrs. J. U. Dickover has been sick and
is not improving very fast.
Ross Hartsell of Tama. Iowa, is here
on short visit with relatives.
Mrs. Irwin and child, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ames, left for
home at Dubois, Nebr., Saturday
evening.
The Hargens. Loudenback block is
now being rapidly finished. The up
per story Is to be ready for the Masons
by the 18th inst.
Acting Mayor Mcgowan was con-
veying Geo. Trimmer about the city
today, introducing him to his many
friends who hadn't seen him since his
accident.
Mayor j. B. Dickover's family came
in from Chicago this morning and are
now safely housed in their pleasant
home. Mr.. Dickover was detained and
will not be here for few weeks.
Joseph Petty and W. w. LaFleiche
are home again from their trip to Dew.
ills Tower and other points Of interest
northwest of us. They report a very
pleasant time and MIR. Petty is much
improved in health.
DIR. Humphrey, the veterinary SUR
geon, who has been here for the sum-
mer and done such good work in his
line, left last evening for Gary, this
state, where he will spend the winter.
He will return early in the spring.
MARRIED:-At the Congregational
parsonage by Rev. E. E. Frame at 10
O'Clock Thursday, Elijah E. Bennett
and Lille b. Snyder were made man
and wife. They are young couple
from Edgemont who had occupied ad.
joining ranches and the STAR wishes
them much happiness.
During the absence of Agent Wood,
Mr.. Baker will have charge of the Elk
horn business here. He will be as
sisted by j. E. Cooper who is ac-
quainted with the general workings,
but Jim has become so much attached
to the train service that he almost
hates to 90 back to the old work, even
for short time.
Geo. Turner and A. X. Pierce left
last Tuesday bright and early for Cas-.
tie creek where they will Immediately
commence the work oe tunnellng un-
der bill for the purpose of draining
the creek to bed rock, SO as to get at
the rich placer diggings on Pierce's
claim. al. Powell expects to follow
them as soon as he can arrange his
business matters.
Messrs. Osmer & Parks have leased
the west room Of the Rylen block on
Minnekahta avenue and will conduct
general real estate, loan and invest
ment business, and handle business
aud residence property for rent.
The gentlemen-M. v. b. Osmer and
Walter H. Parks-have had long ex-
perlence in this line of work and have
no superiors in this section. We wish
them great success.
Tue board of county commissioners
adjourned last Monday till Friday and
all took the train that morning for
Hill City. They went to inspect Com
missioner Craven's gold mlne, the
Telephone. some distance southeast Of
that place. We understand 1t is very
rich find, and the Noodle brothers and
John White have each agreed to put
in 81 900 towards developing it, If it
should prove to be as represented.
The popular and efficient agent for
the Elkhorn at this place, A. ID. Wood,
left Tuesday evening on thirty days
vacation. That he has earned 1t, no
one will deny for he hasn't had day
off for more than three years. He
goes from here to his parents home at
Viola, Iowa, where he will meet his
wife and Claire and will visit with
them for ten days or two weeks. HIS
parents will then accompany them to
the Worlds fair, where they will
spend week or more and they will
then take visit to Washington and
watch the maneuvres of the democratic
congress. The STAR wishes MIR. Wood
a pleasant visit and knows he will
have it.
The Hot Springs Methodist minis.
ters who have been attending confer
ence at Spearfsh, returned home last
Monday and all report pleasant and
profitable meeting. Rev. Anderson is
very much elated over his promotion,
and while be is sorry to leave his
charge at Hot Springs with which he
has just got fairly acquainted, he is
glad to get into a line Of work he has
always wished for. It will be sur.
prise to our readers to know too, that
he is making his arrangements to leave
for Omaha on Monday of next week.
As Bishop Ninde breaches morning
and evening next Sabbath, he will not
have an opportunity of preaching
again to his people as their pastor. He
promises to make frequent visits to
the Black Hills, however, in the inter-
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