Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-03-15
LOCAL MENTION.
From Saturdays Edition.

From Saturdays Edition.
Mispah lodge, Degree of Honor, met
on Thursday evening and elected Mrs.
Entzminger as delegate to the grand
lodge.
Alderman Reeder is a master mason
this morning, having passed through
the trying ordeal that made him one
last night.
Israel Calkins' trial has not come on
for hearing in the United States court
yet on account of the trial of the eight
Indians who are on trial for shooting
a man by the name of Fielder.
s. A. Iden and family will move to
Edgemont next Tuesday, where he has
built a handsome house, in order to be
nearer his sheep interests. We are
quite sorry to see them leave town.
David Bennison, president of the
Merchants bank, returned from his
visit with his family Friday morning
and he greets his many customers with
his accustomed happy smile this morn
ing.
Sunderland Brothers of Alliance are
here with eighteen head of horses and
are stopping at Smiths livery stable
with them. They are bound for the
upper Hills to either sell or trade their
horses or go to work with them.
r. Wadsworth of Wayne, Neb., who
describes himself as a Horace Greeley
farmer, is at the Gillespie and will stay
several weeks taking baths. He is an
old acquaintance of Rev. F. P. Baker,
who used to preach in that city.
Mrs. w. B. White has been here for a
week or ten days packing up her fur
niture moved it to Hill City today,
where they have bought a splendid
ranch, but will live in town themselves.
She is looking we'll herself and says
the old gentleman has gained % pounds
and is enjoying excellent health.
Richard Standen has rented Mrs.
r. w. Stanley's residence on Jennings
avenue and will move his family into
it on the first of April. He expects to
be on the road a large part of his time
OF business. Mrs. Stanley will prob
ably spend most of the summer visit
ing her daughters Ella and Fannie in
Minnesota.
The streets today presented an ap-
pearance something like they did last
summer. Jensen's tally-ho coach took
q large party of the prominent guests
at the Evans to Cascade, a number of
ladies were riding with their divided
skirts and the the pretty day had
brought out a great number of people
and things were lively indeed.
MI. and Mrs. A. d. Wood have rented
the Wilson cottage on the brow of the
hill east of the Evans and will move
into it the first of April. 1t is a beau
tiful little cottage in a slightly location
and will mako them a pleasant home.
Mr.. Sarver, who now occupies the
house, will move his family to the
Parmley house in Cold brook, where
he will be more convenient to his work.
Rev. N. A. Swickard, of Hot Springs,
filled u lecture engagement at the M.
p. church, on Monday evening of this
week. The day had been stormy, and
many we're sick with the grippe; hence
the audience was but small. Notwith-
standing this the lecture was thorough
ly enjoyed by those present. Rev.
Swickard is u master of the English
language, and his theme was we'll
handled.-Custer Chronicle.
A letter to the Hill City Tin Miner
from Congressman Lucas received this
week, states that he would leave Wash
ington Oh Friday, the 8th inst. Hewill
visit at several places on the way home
and arrive at Hot Springs about the
first of April. Capt. Lucas has been
an excellent representative of the
people of this state, says the Tin Miner,
and it will go hard if he does not meet
ample reward, when the people instead
of the politicians rule, and that time is
nearer than some of the aforesaid poll
ticians are aware of.
Receiver Mackinlay and family are
making preparations to o into the
house now occupied by Rev. Hunger.
f,rd about the first of April and Rev.
Hungerford will move to his own house
which has been occupied by Mr.. Mac.
kinlay since hi event to housekeepingin
Hot Springs. We take it that both of
these excellent families intendto make
this city their permanent abiding place
as Mrs. Hungerford and daughter in
tend to leave for the east to buy their
house furnishings soon. They are both
we'll acquainted in the respective pats
of the country from which they come
and have a large circle of influence.
Shey are the kind of people that can
and will do Hot SPRINGS GOOD. We