Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-17
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Mrs. Fred Hummel is on the sick list

Mrs. Fred Hummel Is on the sick list.
There have been several new arrivals
at the soldiers home recently.
Receiver McKinlay is again able to
be up and attend to his duties.
Prairie chickens and grouse cannot
be lawfully killed until Sept. I.
DR.. John, and Mrs. s. D. Black Of
Plattsmouth are here for q course of
baths.
The fellow who is here with a car
load of apples is not selling them out
very fast.
Andrew Bray, wife and sonare spend
ing a couple of weeks at Hot Springs
Lead Call.
The prominent wing shots of the
country will be here to shoot at the
tournament.
Mrs. r. Flanders and Mrs. r. N.
Goodrich came up from Chadron to
spend the day.
+. G. Silkenson is taking the water
into his residence on Rose Hill and will
put in bath tubs.
Miss Belle Scott, an employee in the
Omaha post Office is spending her va
cation in this city.
H. 7. Catlin is going to start a pig
gerry and the first invoice came in by
expresses this morning.
Philip Wesch commenced work on
the foundation for the addition to the
soldiers home hospital this morning.
This resort is being patronized by a
number of hay fever patients, who are
escaping the dread disease almost en-
tirely.
III. w. Cremer and son of Omaha, are
here on a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Girls
void. Mr.. Cremer is Mrs. Griswold's
father.
Hon. John A. McShane and family
of Omaha returned home via the b. &
M. last night and report a delightful
time.
Chambers Kellar and his party of
Sylvan Lake tourists returned la. t
evening and report a most enjoyable
outing.
The engine at the Minnekahta bath
house is being thoroughly overhauled
and repaired-new flues being put into
the boiler.
Ted Gallagher, the prize fighter, well
known here, is matched to fight a ball
player named Wilson in Sioux Falls
for $500 a side.
If you miss the concert of the Fran.
Adelman company on Monday night
you will miss one of the greatest must
cal treats of your life.
Mrs. H. A. GODDARD and children viii
probably accompany her father, Mr.
Norton Moses, to his home in Strick
land, Texas, in a week or ten days.
Mrs. Robert Milligan has received
word that her husband, who went UP
into the Hills for his health, is i'm
proving rapidly. He is on Slate creek
Freeman Knowles endorses tn,
Lead Evening Call in a complimentary,
notice of nearly half a column. How
Bro. Jones can stand that is more thai
we a conceive.
+ j. H. Meckling and wife, who hav
!. been taking a tour of the Hills, came il
last night and are stopping at tn
Mower. Mr.. NJ. is agent of the Elkhorl
at Howells, Neb.
9 Marvin Parsons brought in a load @
fine melons this morning and iftheon
e the STAR force devoured was a fai
f sample. they are the best that has bee,
E on the market SO far.
J. Do not miss the Franz Adelman con
cert at the opera house, Monday even
ing next. People from Omaha VIII
, have heard them say the music is {
: fine as was ever heard in the west.
4 Marvin Hughitt, Jr's., special ca
which brought in Judge Blodgett an
i friends of Chicago about a week ag,
left last evening, bearing the part
, home again. They all had a delightfr
' visit and we're sorry to leave, but coul
- not stay longer. They will be bac
next summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miltonberger of S
r Louis, who started out to kill a silve
Q tip bear, left this morning for Rocl
n ford fully equipped with guns, and
they are not successful they will 6
to the Big Horn mountains, but the
say they will not 60 home until the
u get a bear or the bear gets them.
Coal and Wool