Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-26
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. w. V. Lucas has gone to Chi
cago fortreatment.
Mesdames j. r. Phelan and w. A.
Hampton, of Alliance, are among the
date arrivals at the Evans.
Geo. A. Field and little son, Clyde,
returned Saturday morning from
brief visit to Grand Island.
Judge Miller, United States district
attorney, arrived Saturday and left
Tuesday morning over the b. & NJ. for
Custer.
DE-. Bellwood, of Alliance, q %
for the b. s. NJ, came in Tuesday morn
tng to look after the company's
patients here.
+. B. Smith is preparing to take a
aosd of passengers to keystone to at
tend the Fourth of July celebration.
Those who desire may 80 via Sylvan
lake at little additional expense.
Go to Mrs. Rivers for your dress
making, lower town; rooms up stairs
M Petty block. Sill
Mrs. Henry Mum. who has been en-
ployed i'll Gilbert's steam laundry for
several months past, left Tuesday
morning over the b. 81 NJ. for Dead
wood where she expects to remain.
For sowing machine oil go to r..
Young.
ID. III. Smith, the b. IL NJ. operator
who recently came here from Sheri-
dan, is quite i'll with mountain fever.
Tie will he removed to the home of his
parents at Belmont, Neb., as soon as he
is able to travel.
For Il first class shave go to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. tt
II. j. Meyer, the genial representa-
tive of the Western Soap company of
Omaha. left Tuesday morning on his
periodical tour of tho Hills. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Meyer who is
making her home at the Evans this
summer.
For gem coach oil go to r. Young.
Prof. Frazier's dancing school now
holds forth at the city hall. The stu
dents are making excellent progress. it
is said, and are having u most enjoy
able time socially. The meeting on
Monday night was especially we'll at
tended.
Come to us for draying and transfer
work, we can please you. Telephone
No. %. Transfer, Feed& Fuel Co. If
J. Harry Crowder, who has been en-
ployed for some time past as waiter at
the Gillespie, departed Tuesday morn
ing for Deadwood. Harry is a popular
and gentlemanly young man and the
STAR commends him to thegoodpeople
of Deadwood.
See Parks, Stanley T. Co. for the lat
est form of accident policy issued by
the old reliable "Standard' of Detroit,
Mich.
A telegram was received on Monday
from Prof. G. r. Finch. who was recent
ly elected principal of our public
schools, stating that he had decided to
remain in West Union, Iowa. A meet
ing of the school board will be held
on Friday afternoon to fill the
vacancy.
Fon RENr-The James w. Martin
residence, i'll Mammoth Spring addition.
For particulars apply at this office
Capt. w. v. Lucas returned Sunday
morning from st. Louis where he took
AN active part i'll naming the standard
bearers of the republican party for
the coming campaign. The genial
captain is, as usual. full of enthusiasm
for the G. o. p. and is confident of IL
sweeping victory this fall.
If you need feed, -four. building
material or coal go to Buffalo Gap
Lumber company.
The Nebraska department of agri-
culture has just published a brief nc
count or survey of the flora of the Black
Hills country by Per Axel Rydberg, a
graduate and special student of the
state university now in Columbia col
iege. New York. 1t is said to be quite
"a valuable work to botanists.
Go to +. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
Z. j. Curtiss, of Lincoln, brother Of
h j. Curtiss, the obliging agent of the
b. & M, arrived Tuesday morning, &C.
companied by his daughter and spent
two or three days in the city. Mr..
Curtiss is the general agent of the
Halleck & Davis sewing machine com
pany and a leading business man OF
Lincoln.
Prof. Turner returned Tuesday night
from the northern Hills where he has
been laboring energetically for several
days past in the interest of the Black
Iiills college. He says the outlook 70,
the college for the coming year is mos,
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