Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-01
Mrs. w. H. Morton is making her
for an extended visit to
Friends in Council Bluffs.

preparations 1Or III 0xtouUcU VtSlU "
friends in Council Bluffs.
Fred Gillespie advertises in the
Deadwood Times that he will keep his
popular hotel open right through the
winter.
J.C. Hass and John Olson, two
prominent citizens of Nausa, Neb., are
here for course of baths and are
stopping at the Gillespie.
Maj Eaton informs us that in his ex.
animation Of Treasurer Bradley's ac-
counts, he has found them all correct.
This is no doubt very gratifying to
MIR. Bradley.
NJ. D. Anderson has taken charge
of the boa ding department of the Ho-
tel Art and is running it in good
shape. Mr.. Kenefick is running the
lodging part alone.
Humphrey & Stenger shipped cat
tie to Omaha and Chicago so as to
catch Mondays market. The Chicago
cattle brought $3.50 to $3.50 and the
Omaha cattle $3.50.
E. B. Warren started for Chicago
Tuesday upon business trip that is of
much importance to him. He does
not know how long he may be away.
Good luck to him anyway.
A. A. Powell has vacated the Will.
son cottage on the hill, back of the
Evans and Mrs. Powell and baby will
stop with Mrs. Turner while their hus-
bands go off on their prospecting tour.
The lodge of the A. o. U. w. at Hill
CITY has been discontinued and Albert
l.. Bishop. Chas n. Clifford and Philip
H. Painter from that place have placed
their clearance card with the lodge at
this place.
Moulton Houk, Gen. Pass. Agent
of one of the prominent roads running
out of Toledo, Ohio, came in Tuesday
to visit his uncle, Maj. Eaton, and
to look after his business interests in
this vicinity.
The board of trustees of the school
of mines at Rapid City met the
other day and elected Prof. Jenny
dean of the school of mines at .alary
of $1,000 per year. The selection is
generally regarded as good one.
The daughters of Rebecca had very
pleasant sociable at the Odd Fellows
hall Monday night. They served lap
supper and spent the evening in social
pleasures and all went away happy.
Mrs. H q. Uttley and Mrs. Bentley
of O'Neill, Neb.. Mrs. Sweatman Of
Lead and Mr.. and Mrs. Baggley of
Deadwood were visitors.
One of our boys went out Sunday
with dog and gun and got seventeen
birds out of one flock, entirely annihi-
lating it. 1t is said that grouse were
never so plenty IN this locality as they
are this year and if we could only stay
the hunters hand for a year or two
we might have elegant hunting which
would prove another great attraction
for guests.
The STAR learns that John
Craven was married on the 26th to
Miss Nav Nudge. at Sheridan. Wvom.
ing. John is a prosperous Red Can.
Won ranchman, and is quite well
known in this city. Miss Mndge is
also we'll known in the city, having
resided in the west side of the county
for a number of years. The Star ex-
tends congratulations to the happy
young couple.
! Will Shirley is here taking charge
of the engineering work on the stub
while Mr.. Flanders takes Iayoff. The
latter gentleman is a great Nimrod
and is rounding up the snipe in this
propinqnity. We understand he will
take trip to the Worlds fair and
visit his old home in Maine before he
goes back to work. Mrs. Shirley came
up from Chadron Sunday and is stop.
nirg with friends here during her hus-
bands stay.
The democratic convention Saturday
afternoon elected delegates favorable
TO j. H. Boomer for circuit judge, and
they were instructed to support him
at the Judicial convention. The dele.
eate' from the first commissioners dis.
trirt nominated Arthur Colgan for
commissioner of that district. Mr.
Colgan is in the grocery business with
Cyrus Wilson at Uelrichs, and has heen
a resident of the county since 1887
e. b. White says the STAR was off its
base in stating that he was candi-
date for the craftsmanship Saturday,
! that he wasn't even delegate.
The concert at the college chanel
} Saturday night, for the Chautanqna
benefit. was not so largely atten led as
it deserved, but it. was greatly enjoved
. by those nresent. The solos by Mrs
j. +. Parks. Mrs. N. NJ. Wada, Mrs
Abbott, j. w. ID. Anderson and j. q
Dickover were each very fine.- the lat,
ter receiving beautiful bouquet from
Mrs. j. r. Megrew for his exceptionally
fine song. The ladies quartet consist
ING of Mrs. j. T. Parks. Miss Mamie
Sianlev, Miss Daisy Warren and Mrs
II Will ri STANLEY oave fun eyoa1lan,