Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-30
Mrs. Hungerford and SON Vet have
gone to Hill CITY.

wood to visit his mother.
w. o. Perry cut his foot quite badly
while chopping wood Friday. DR..
Wade dressed the injured member.
Jonathan S. Maltby received the glad
news last Saturday that his pension
claim had been allowed and is srejoicing
over the fact.
Mrs. +. Gull, mother of the popular
county judge, came in from LaMotte,
Ia, Sunday morning and will spend
some time visiting him.
Rev. McKennon, an intimate friend
of Rev. Fred. z. Baker, arrived from
Ocean Springs, Miss, last Saturday
and will spend some time visiting
him.
Miss Rachael Williams returned last
Saturday from Omaha and other Ne
braska points where she spent the win
ter. She was snowbound two days at
Alliance.
The Daughters of Rebecca held a
very enjoyable social Friday evening in
Odd Fellows hall. Cards and other
games were played, refreshments were
served and general good time was had.
j. M. Smith received telegram
Wednesday announcing the death of
his father at Kearney, Nebr., Of the
grip. He was eighty years of age.
Mr.. Smith left on the b.. & NJ. to
attend the funeral. Sympathy is
extended.
The Business Mems association held
a meeting Wednesday and decided to
put man on the road to work up ex-
cursions for Hot Springs If they could
raise the money, and committee is
out collecting this afternoon. w. ID.
Hughes of Chicago will probably be
| the man.
Some substantial improvements are
being made at the Parrot house in the
way of taking out partitions, papering
and painting, as they are getting ready
to open up for business on the first of
April. John Shortell will be man
ager, and if there Is anybody who
knows more about the business than
John, we don't know it.
Hon. John l.. Burke returned from
Mitchell, S. ID. He says they made a
strong fight for the state convention,
and on one ballot came within three
of getting it, There is very kindly
feeling for Hot Springs in the eastern
part of the state, but it is the old story
cf' Mohammed and mountain. Mr..
Burke was called to Oelrlchs on impor.
tant business this morning.
Miss Mamie Held substituted as
teacher in one of the Hot Springs
schools again last week. She seems to
be kind of favorlte among the teach.
ers when they are sick and want a sub.
stitute, and even some of the board
want her to become regular teacher
but she prefers to attend school awhile
longer rather than to commence now
as teacher, which is wise judgment
l-Oelrichs Times.
Pat Boyles is the proud wearer Of q
@hustler's button" presented by the
Modern Woodmen of America. They
promised the member of each lodge
who should get FIVE new members Of
the order during either of the months
of February, March or April that they
would present him with agold button
to be known as the "hustlers button.
Pat got seven or eight new members
IN February and of course won the
button, which is beauty.
In very fine obituary notice upon
Rev. Anderson the Black Hills Times
closes as follows: ''There are hundreds
IN the Black ltills who will mourn his
death as personal bereavement; but
none more than the veterans in the
soldiers home, in whose welfare he
took constant and loving interest, So
careful was he Of their spirits and in.
terests that though preaching there
only in his turn, once month, yet be
was cbristened the Bishop Of the
Home"
JIG. Dickover has received the po
sition Of assistant agent and operator
for the. Black Hills & Fort Pierre
railway at Lead, and left ThursdaJ
to take charge Of the work. Tn.
company has made no mistake in thei,
)selection Of the man, as there is nc
more competent railroad man in the
country than J. g. He starts to worl
on the first of April. The STAR heart.
q IT.