Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-30
President Hancher is expected home

President Hancher is expected home
in short time.
Willie Brennan has been up to Her.
mosa visiting with relatives.
s. A. Iden has moved his family to
the Fargo cottage ON College bill.
j. Loucks was IN from his ranch
near Smithwick Tuesday, and reports
some Of his stock having died Of black
leg.
The social at the home Of DIR. and
Mrs. Stewart last Monday was well at
tended and all enjoyed themselves very
much.
| Geo. Clark has fenced his lots in the
Pierce addition and be with others will
set out mum Der Of shade trees this
spring.
Engineer Sarver of the B. & NJ. has
moved into the pink cottage formerly
owned by o. A. Ritchie on Gold. brook,
and Sandie Moody moved into the
cottage vacated by him.
Nick Hoffman, has retu, ned from
Sioux Falls, bringing with him Conrad
fisherman, a prominent merchant
tailor Of that city, who will stay sew
eral weeks here taking baths for rheu-
matism.
Mrs. Judge Gull went to Omaha
Monday evening to receive treatment
from specialist in that city. She will
be gone several weeks and Mrs. Gull,
ST., will look after household affairs
in her absence.
Mr.. Duke informs us that Miss
Birdie Stevenson, who visited with
them last year, and with whom many
of our readers are acquainted,
was married recently to James Jones
at Danville, Ill.
A gospel temperance meeting will
be held in the Baptist church next
Sunday evening, April l, conducted by
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all.
| Fred Hamilton has received long
personal letter,from his wife at Yank-
ton, which shows no signs of her mem
tai malady; she states that the doctor
informs her if she continues to improve
she can come home in a couple. of
months.
Gov.- Sheldon and party made a
thorough inspection of the soldiers
home in every department this morn
ing and pays Commandant Megrew
very high compliment by saying that
he believes it IS one of the best con-
Quoted homes in the United States.
| Will H. Stanley and wife left Tues
day evening for the east, he going to
the eastern portion Of the state to look
after some business matters, and Mrs.
Stanley going to Lincoln to visit with
relatives until his return, in about ten
days.
A very pleasant party was held at
the comfortable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. A. Field on Monday evening. at
which the young people were predomi-
nant. Games were played, delicious re-
freshments served and very pleasant
evening spent.
g. A. Eastman has been heard from.
He is in Chicago waiting for b. w.
Carter to return from California that
he may make some deal with them for
the improvement Of the Catholicon
Springs property. Mrs. Eastman is in
better health.
The STAR received letter from
Rev. Swickard Tuesday and in it
he states that he does not know exactly
when he will be home, but hopes to
arrive the latter part Of the week. He
is at Omaha now settling up the affairs
Of DIR. Anderson. Mrs. Anderson and
family will reside atBaldwin, Kansas.
Rev. A. A. Brown left for Chey-
enne Wednesday evening and will occu-
the pulpit Of the First Congregational
cbn-ch Of that city next Sunday. He
will visit q number Of southwest Wv
oming points before he returns home.
Mrs. Brown accompanied her husband
and will visit with her son ct Chey-
enne for few weeks, and also with
friends in Nebraska.
Frank Benton returned home Tues
day after . forced absence Of {
week in the wilds Of Wyoming. He
went to Manvills last Tuesday and
bought 100 head Of fine steers, but the
blizzard came on and tho trains going