Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-22
LOCAL MENTION.
From Fridays Daily.


From Fridays Daily.
Prof. King expects to take a post
graduate course at the university of
Chicago this summer.
The wool clip will commence to
come into market next week. Then
the sheep men will be flush.
Hulst & Price are putting in lum.
ber yard at Edgemont. Mr.. Field will
have charge of it for the present.
Miss Pearl Whittemore has taken a
position in a. A. Noodles store and it
looks natural to see her at the old
stand.
Prof. Myrtle Tyler left Wednesday
for her home at RuShville where she
will spend her vacation with her
mother.
X. +. Harris is building an addition
to his house on Seventh street and will
move in from his ranch as soon as he
proves up.
Miss Elizabeth Dudgeon, who has
made such ii good record as teacher in
our public schools, left for her home at
Baldwin. Kan, to spend her vacation.
Attorney Il. ID. Norton has returned
to the city and we understand will
locate at Casper, Wyo. HIS wife and
boy will accompany them to their new
home in day or two. The STAR
wishes them abundant success in their
new location.
President Oschenreiter of the
Worlds Fair commission, now i'm ses.
sion IN this city, was presented with a
handsome gold medal by the other
members of the board, as a token of
their appreciation of his indefatigable
work i'll liza wing the commission crea-
ted and his successful management of
its affairs as its official head Mr.. Os.
chenreiter can we'll afford to feel proud
of this token of esteem and good will
The National L,beral Art and
Science League has sent opt ITS pro-
gram. The League will meet at the
Chautauqna grounds in Hot Springs
Aug. 18th to Sept. 1st and the pro-
gram Is replete with good things for
those who enjoy art in any form.
This will otfer an opportunity to teach
ers. students and lovers of art to camp
ont and enjoy couple of weeks of
communion with nature and the study
of art
Postmaster Morgan showed us the
new postal orders Just issued by the
government, Inch are very pretty.
but we must say a good deal more
complicated than the ones IN use so
long. Besides the usual blanks IN
which is written the amount the
money order calls for, there is attached
to the order slip which is torn in
such way as to tell the amount of
dollars and cents corresponding to the
punching of the postal note. We are
inclined to think it is a good deal of
work for nothing and will reouir.
much more work and care on the part
of the postmaster
The grand ball which was given on
the Evans veranda last evening was a
fitting finale to the entertainment
given the members of the grand lodge.
The veranda was perfect blaze of
light from the myriads of incandes.
cents and the big arc light, and about
$50 handsomely dressed ladies and
chivalric young men were there for a
royal good time and they had 1t. The
music was furnished by sackette's Or
chestra and it was splendid. The
prompting was done by w. T. La
Fleiche, who has few equals in that
line. There was no undue formality
and we believe all had splendid time.
The hours sped by so rapidly that when
O'Clock came and it was time to ouit
many were 10th to conslgn themselves
to pleasant dreams.