Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-07-10
Frank Trudo, foreman of the Edge
mont canal. celebrated in this place.


City, arrived Saturday morning and
will remain several weeks.
For gem coach oil go to r. Young.
G. G. Clark, u prominent business
man of Peoria, ILL.,, was among the
numerous arrivals in the city Saturday.
DIR. Bcllwood, division surgeon of the
b. a. NJ. at Alliance, spent u few days
i'll the city this week. He was accom-
panied by his wife and daughters.
The case of the T.. Il. Il NJ. v. railrond
Company versus the Hermosa Ice com
pany for the collection of rent has
been dismissed on motion of plaintiff.
For sewing machine oil go to r.
Young.
j. Nj. Jones, manager of the fullers'
earth plant, left Wednesday night for a
ten or fifteen days business trip to
Omaha and Chicago, and possibly to
New York.
Mr.. Brannen, of Falls City, Ncb., who
has been taking treatment here for
several weeks past for injuries received
in the late cyclone at that place, left
Sunday night for home.
Joe Petty and Charley Styled came
down from the central Hills mining
district and spent the Fourth with
their families. They returned to the
HILL. {1,D ft,.+ ,f Al, .,o.
DIR. Nickerson, of Edgemont, assisted
by DIR. Howell, of this city. performed
a Very difficult and delicate surgical
operation on an Edgcmont lady OH Fri
day last, and the operation bids fair to
he highly successful. The patient is a
sister-in-law of Blacksmith Seigelman.
During the terrific thunder storm
Thursday night the Catholic church
was struck by lightning. The bolt
struck the steeple and ran down the
south side of the building into the
ground. No damage was done other
than the tearing off of a few shingles
and some siding.
The Transfer. Feed n Fuel Co. lost
a valuable horse Saturday night by an
overdose of green grass. He was given
a manger full of grass fresh from the
lawn andafter gorging himself.w i it he
was taken with u severe collie and died
a short time after. He wasa fine ami
NAL and his loss is keenly felt by his
owners.
If you need feed, flour, building
material or coal go to, Buffalo Gap
Lumber company.
Ed. Towns, the popular representa-
tive of Perkins Bros. Co, of Sioux
City, came in Saturday evening, accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Clara Towns.
They will enjoy a two weeks sojourn at
this resort. Miss Towns was Joined on
Sunday evening by her friend, Mrs.
George Hunt, of Rapid City, who will
remain several days longer.
The Misses Julia aud Lulu Cald-
we'll, of Chicago, who are quite we'll
known in this city, having spent a
portion of the last two seasons here.
are visitingthe Misses Bruen, daughters
of Charles Bruen, i'll Sioux City. The
Misses Caldwell enjoy the distinction
of having introduced into Hot Springs
the bifurcated skirt and the art of
horseback riding astride.
Go to Mrs. Rivers for your dress
making. lower town; rooms up stairs
in Petty block. Sill
Miss Anna Fuhlbrugge. who has been
making her home for some time past
with Mrs. n. S. Stewart, left Monday
morning for the home of her parents
at Hermosa where she will spend the
summer. Miss Fulbrugge taught two
terms of the Cascade public school
during the past school year and made
an enviable reputation asaninstructor.
Her services will no doubt be in de.
mand in this county during the COM
ing year.
John Musselman of Deadwood, mana
ger of the Black Hills Telephone Co.,
was in town Wednesday, and removed
the "hello" machine from town. He
says the late storms blew down SO
many poles, and the balanceare in such
bad condition between here and the
Springs, that the business will not
warrant its repair. The new company
that is building to the Springs will
probably give us connection with
other Hills towns sometime this
season.-Buffalo Gap Republican.
A. E. Dalaoyde, the b. & NJ. Operator
who q recently sent here in place of
Mr.. Smith, who is on the sick list, has
been transferred to Sheridan and left
Sunday night for that place. Agent
Curtiss has his hands more than full
with all the work to attend to. He
says it is difficult to look pleasant and
always be courteous to patrons with
a change of operators every two or
three days. l. \. Blackwood arrived