Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-09-18

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drizzle for variation.
Mrs. DIR. Daily entertained number
of her lady friends at tea ON Thursday
and Friday afternoon of last week.
DIR. Adams left Saturday evening
over the Burlington for Kansas City,
returning the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Mcdonald and daughters are
now comfortably located in the cosy
little residence just north of NJ.
Csughey's on College hill.
Losr-A black cape with wide lace
collar, on the canyon road between the
cave and Pringle. Leave with Capt.
Kintner at the soldiers home.
Mrs. Andy Traut and children have
returned to their home at Lead after
a several weeks visit to Mrs. Traut's
old home at Kenton, Ohio.
Thos. E. Mackinley and Chambers
Kellar returned Saturday night from
Deadwood where they have been in at
tendance upon United States court
Mrs. Jacob Lampart came down from
her home near Hill City on Thursday
last and is located for the winter in
her handsome cottage on College hill.
j. A. RyleA returned Friday morning
from Omaha where he attended the
state fair and selected stock of fall
aud winter goods of the very latest and
nobbiest shades and patterns.
Emil Hargens and Joe Vincent who
are serving Uncle Sam at Deadwood in
the capacity of grand jurors, spent
Sunday with their families and return
cd to Deadwood Monday morning.
Mrs. Harlow left Tuesday night for
Durand, ILL.,, where her father is quite
sick and cannot last long. She will be
gone month or six weeks. She stop
ped at Sioux Falls for few days to
attend the w. G. r. U. convention.
L. H. Bailey, private secretary to
Congressman Pickler was in the city
last Saturday. He says that the east
ern part of the state is going to give a
big majority for the republican ticket,
and that gains are being made every
day.
Mrs. E. Graves, of Springfield, ILL.,, is
visiting the family of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Duke. Mrs. Graves is on her way
home from Washington and the coast,
where she has been visiting the past
three months. Mrs. Grrves is cousin
of DIR. Lowe.
The Stars account of the republi-
can county convention omitted men
tioning the nomination of w. W.
Smithson for register of deeds. He
had no opposition and was nominated
by acclamation, for which honor he
gracefully thanked the convention.
Miss Katherine Smith, the wide-awake
aud accomplished daughter of oul
esteemed townsman, Frank B. Smith
departed Thursday night for Newport
r. l., where she will spend the winte,
with an aunt. She stopped over il,
Chicago enroute for few days visit.
Mrs. Meyer who spent very enjoy
able summer in this city as a guest al
the Evans, departed Thursday night
for her home in Omaha. Mrs. Meyer
was general favorite at the Evans
and her departure is generally regret
ted by the guests of the house.
Although the members of the Hot
Springs Mckinley club are mostly
working men, and therefore busy most
Of the time, they should endeavor tc
attend meetings as often as possible
Turn out Monday night at the court
house. Everybody is cordially in
vited.
Lawrence Sniveley, the bright little
son of d. X. Snively, of Edgemont, ar
rived Monday morning and Tuesday
was enrolled as student at the Blacl
Hills college. He will make his home
during the winter with Mrs. R. w
Stanley and family.
Lee Farnsworth, of Hill City, il
among the new students at the Blacl
Hills college. He is a wide-awake
studious boy and is valuable acqui
sition to the roll of students. He il
staying at Mrs. Stanley's, on Jennings
avenue.
Mr.. Crane, who for the past year OF
more has been manager of the Catholi
con hotel and bath house, departed
Thursday night, accompanied by hi
wife, for his old home in Vernon
where he will spend the winter. Mr
and Mrs. Crane were also accompanied
by the latter's brother, Mr.. Henninger
D. X. Hand has sold his ranch a
Bear springs, in the Limestone district
for 500 and will reside during the win
ter in one of the Springer houses O,
Hot brook. Next spring Mr.. Han,
expects to locate on ranch on tn
south side of the Cheyenne river in thi