Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-14
ottumwa quartette Monday night.

Rev. Clough a at the Fargo Tues
day.
Col. Kellar went to Deadwood Thurs
day.
F. T. Evans visited the Hills We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Shortwell, of Deadwood, is at
the Gillespie.
Charley Wilcox and wife have been
on a camping trip into the Hills.
Jas. Boyd and wife, of Rapid City,
have been guests at the Evans for a
few days.
Harry Stewart has been visiting with
the family of j. B. Dickover, at Rapid
City, this week.
Bonnie Wade is down from Lead,
visiting his grandparents and young
friends of the city.
Joe Petty and Art Petty are going
into the Hills in a day or two to look
after mining property.
w. A. Smead came from Lead on his
bicycle Monday in IA hours, and regis
tered at the Gillespie.
Miss May Darr has secured a school
near Edgemont and the family will
soon move to that place.
Geo. Hite has returned from Dead
wood, where he has been in the Elk
horn Office for a few weeks.
John Marks and wife, and Geo. Marks
and wife, of the Marks Saddlery Co.,
of Omaha, are guests ut the Evans.
Miss Greason, the Rosebud school
teacher, has returned to the Gillespie
from her trip to the northern Hills.
w. A. Wheeler and family have gone
on a visit to friends in Nebraska, and
expect to be absent about three weeks.
j. Francis, the able general passen-
ger and ticket agent of the B. s. NJ,
spent Monday in the city, going north
Tuesday morning.
"Billy" Ness, who has become quite
proficient in telegraphy under A. d.
Woods instruction, has been offered a
position at Sturgis.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve ice cream at the cor
opposite the Gillespie next Wednesday
afternoon and evening.
Walt Knowlton has been on a trip
into the Hills this week, during which
time Charley Dudley assisted in wait.
ing on customers at the :'white 'front.'
John Burke is suffering with al
ulcer on one eye, which is verytrouble.
some, but no serious effects are expect.
ed from it how, though at first he was
quite alarmed.
Frank Allen and John Mueller have
moved the Hulst ~ Price electric motor
to the Evans laundry where it will run
the machinery hereafter instead OF
water motor as heretofore.
Ed. j. Huddleston made proof Tues.
day cnhis timber claim in Union town.
ship. and David Pettigrcw made home.
stead proof Monday ON his claim in the
same township, both before Clerk
Chesley.
Among the prominent Evans guests
are DR.. II. G. Van Gersen. wife and
daughter. of Omaha: Mrs. Henry Eek
enburg and Mrs. VIM. Eckel.burg, o.
!, Plattsmouth; Mrs. Albion Nance anc
Miss Helen NJ. Nance, of Lincoln.
+. w. Faulkes, editor of the Ceda,
Rapids. Ia. Gazette, and G. l.. Miller
manager of the same paper, ARE guest.
at the Evans. accompanied by theil
families, and will remain some time.
/ TIE. Calvert, general superintendent
1. S. p. Weeks, chief engineer, both o
the b. & NJ. We're in the city Tuesday
r Mr.. Weeks being accompanied by hi
= family. They went north the sam,
day in their special car.
( In the case of Delilah Coleman VS.
I. Rhoda Billups. in which plaintiff suet
, for $50 due on a weavers loom, whicl
. was heard before Judge Kanable Mon
day, was decided in favor of the plain
tiff less costs, which amount to abou
$40.
: FIR. Wietzer and bride arrived iron
Norfolk, Neb., Thursday morning t.
enjoy their honeymoon in this delight
full climate. Mr.. Wietzer is superin
tendent of the beet sugar plant at Nor
folk.
Mrs. W.. j. Thornby will go to Custe
the first of next week to assist in con
ducting the teachers institute, ant
from there will go to Newcastle for TIL
a same purpose. AS an instructor Mrs
Thornby is very fine.
y Gen. j. j. Coppinger, commander o
8 the army of the Platte, Col. Gee
Hutchinson, of Omaha, Capt. Jas. &c,
o ard, wife, children and nurse, Mrs. +
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