Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-23
I SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA FRIDAY. MARCH 23 1884,

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George Gibson has dissolved his re-.
lation as clerk for Crane Bios. and is
working at his trade.
A Washington report says: Mrs.
Lucas gave luncheon Wednesday to
twelve South Dakota ladies.
Preparations are being made for a
big dance at Moran's on the 30th. Ev.
erybody is invited to come and bring
a basket supper.
Mrs. G. w. Cook of Casper, Wy, ar
rived in the city Sunday morning to
visit the family of Judge Cleveland
and the ladies who are visiting them.
Mr.. Ranger, who was formerly con-
nected with Wind cave as guide, but
who has heen driving stage this winter
on the line between Rapid City and
Pierre, has returned to Hot Springs
and will probably enter the employ of
the cave proprietors for the summer.
w. U. Germond has undertaken a
big thing in the construction of the
dam for lake and fish pond on Cold
brook. 1t will cost big sum of mon
ey and will be quite desirable thing
for visitors to the city, aside from the
personal benefit Mr.. Germond will de.
rive, and he should lie encouraged.
w. H. Frye, city attorney, served
notice on the Elkhorn railroad people
that their east sidetrack in the yards
in this city is partly on River avenue
and asking them to remove it. A sum-
mons was also served on A. D. Wood
today. S. E. Wilson, attorney for the
Elkhorn, says the side track in ques-
ton is still within the right Of way
of the company if it is in the street.
A. 2. Brink, wife and little son ar
rived from Omaha on Sunday morning.
MIR. Brink was called to the southern
part of Nebraska on banking business
and left last evening. Mrs. B. and son
will remain here the greater part of
the summer as Mr.. b. will probably he
occupied most of the time in settling
up the Rushville and Hay Springs
banks, and can be here with them a good
part of the time.
G. I. Newcourt, a prominent officer
of the Fidelity Loan and Trust COM
pany of st. Paul came in Monday
and was the guest of his honor, Mayor
Dickover. The gentlemen drove to
the Sundog mica mine that morning
and it is limited on the street that Mr..
Newcourt is quite anxious to go ON
developing the property should he be
be satisfied from this examination that
it would pay to do so.
Allen Couse and wife arrived from
Gothenburg, .Neb. Sunday. Mr..
Couse has been great sufferer from
rheumatism and has taken so much
morphine to ease his pain that he is
now great sufferer from insomnia.
He took good bath Sunday and as
a result he got the best nights rest
last night he has had for long time,
He will be entirely cured if he will
only stay few weeks.
Hon. John L. Burke went to Mitch.
ell Sunday evening in company with
r. E. Grimshaw of Deadwood who
holds the proxies of the state central
committeeman of the upper Hills and
they will make a strong pull for the
republican state convention for Hot
Springs. John Brennan of RAPID City
will 90 down tonight and if this team
cannot pull the convention this way,
there is no use to send anyone else.
The Business Mems Association has
planned to give public reception to
Gov. Sheldon and party when they
reach the city, probably the last Of the
week. 1t will be given at the Evans;
no refreshments served, the affair being
planned in honor of the distinguished
guests, in order that those of the city
who desire may haye an opportunity
of meeting the visitors. The exact
time will be announced later, and
everyone will be expected to go and
give the governor a hand-shake.
Hon. s. j. Conklin and DR.. Bascomb
and wife arrived last Saturday from
Clark. S. d. Mr.. Conklin is editor of
Conklin's Dakotian and one Of the
most vigorous writers in the state; an
old and valued friend of this writer,
and we are pleased to have him here.
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