Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-07-31
Col. Kellar visited lead Monday.

Col. Kellar visited Lead Monday.
Ed. Rogers and family visited Dead
wood and Lead the first of the week.
Harry Stewart has been confined to
his homo by illness during the past
week.
Mayor Shamrock, of Edgemont, wa
amongthe arrivals in. the city Monday
morning
Cabinet photos are cheap and by no
means inferior work at Cross studio,
lower town, Hot Springs. The best
light in the Black Hills. 10
Henry schmitz, one of Leads promi-
nent young business men, spent a day
or two at the Springs this week.
A. Gunther and A. N. Featherstone,
a brace of leading Sioux City business
men, enjoyed a few days recreation at
the Springs this week.
Charley Smith and Ed Adams are
enjoying a fewdays outing at Cheyenne
falls this week. They left for that place
Monday morning with a complete out
At of camp equippage.
Mrs. N. NJ. Wade. accompanied by
her little daughter, Lucille, and son,
Willie, came down from Lead City Sat
day evening and will visit relatives here
for two or three weeks.
Dave Barnett, the skillful and gentle
manly tonsorial artist who has been
working for several months past at
Edgemont, has entered the employ Of
VIM. Franklin on Minnekahta avenue.
Mrs. j. F. Wright, wife of the porter
Of the observation "a plying between
Edgemont and Deadwood, arrive Satur-
day morning, accompanied by her
mother-in-law. They are the guests
of Mrs. E. r. Simms.
Walter Gregory, who has been en-
ployed for a short time past in the
culinary department of the Evans hotel,
received the distressing news Monday
that his father had died rather suddenly
at his home in Norfolk. Mr.. Gregory
left for that place Monday night.
The Black Hills Chautauqua assem-
bly, opened Wednesday evening at
Deadwood with a musical program and
readings by Mr.. Mac Donald. 1t
was a delightful entertainment, &C.
cording to the Deadwood papers. The
entire assembly promises to be rich
with good things.
1t is reported that a syndicate of
eastern capitalists are negotiating for
twenty-year lease of Wind cave. Ii
the deal is closed the lessons will put
in a trolley line between here and the
cave, build al summer hotel and make
other needed improvements. 1t is
said, too, that the same parties have
their eye on Cascade.
Mrs. Fl. j. Ellis, of the Alliance Times
Mich. Kilburg, of the Fremont Demo.
GRAFT, of Hamburg, Iowa, and George ID.
Gaddis, of Alliance, Neb.. comprise a
jolly trio of tourists who are enjoying
a delightful outing in and about Hot
Springs this week. They visited Wind
Cave Saturday, take Il daily swim in
the plunge and spend Il good portion
of the time in mountain climbing. The
STAR is under obligations for a very
agreeable call.
JIG. Bowman and j. =. Handel. OF
Newcastle, left home last week for
a ali overland tour through the Hills
The were we'll equipped for camping
aud all went we'll until Wednesday
night when. after enjoying the marvel.
Gus beauties of Wind cave, they pitched
their tent for the night near the Wind
cave house. They were nearly drowned
out during the heavy rain storm We'd.
nesday night of last week and Thursday
drove to the Springs. No sooner had
they reached town than one of their
horses was taken sick and died after
a short illness. They started for home
the first of this week.
Ripans Tabules cure dizziness.