Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-07-17
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

rived Friday morning.
Frank Tullon, of Hay Springs, was a
Gillespie guest Friday.
Shorty West and II. Bean were up
from Horsehead Monday.
Miss Mollie Sullivan. of Pine Ridge,
was Il Minnclusa house guest Sunday.
G.. f.. Haskins and son, of Lincoln.
we're arrivals at the Fargo Sunday
morning.
\. Kendall and wife, of Onawa, Ia,
have been guests at the Gillespie dur
ing the week.
Chas. q. Fargo and family are en-
joying their summer QUIT g ut the
Chautauqua grounds.
Lawrence Thayer and family drove
over from Edgeniont Sunday and spent
several days in the city.
Chas. w. Konetze and p. Leman. of
Deadwood, came n1hursday night and
took rooms at the Gillespie.
III. \. Lake and family, of Custer.
drove down from Custer Saturday and
camped ovcr Sunday on Cold brook.
Mrs. Estcrbrook and daughter came
down from Lead Saturday night aud
will he guests ut the Evans IL few days.
q. ID. Noble. the energetic represent
tative of the Lincoln journal. was
soliciting subscribers in the city Satur-
day.
Ice Cream and Cake Saturday
afternoon and evening, ID cents, at cor
ner opposite the Gillespie hotel, Ivy NJ.
l.. Ladies Aid Society.
Mrs. Bushnell, ard son WHO have been
stopping two months at the Davis
house left for their home in Minneapo-
lis, Saturday.
Mrs. j. Francis of Omaha who has
been Il guest at the Evans for the past
week left Saturday for Lead with Mrs
III. ID. Clark of this city.
The Burlington passenger train vas
delayed nearly an hour Monday morn.
ing by the breaking down of the engine
between Edgemont and Alliance.
Miss Myrtle Raper, who has been thu
guest of James Watts and family fol
two or three weeks, departed Saturday
evening for her homo at Pawnee City
Travelling Passenger Agent Gable
took Il party of visitors at Hot Spring:
on IL pleasure trip to Deadwood and
other northern Hills points last Satur
day.
Ed Calkins who has been staying a
the City Hotel for the past three week:
taking Il course of treatment for com
p%lication of diseases returned to tn
range i'll the southern part of TIN
county the first of the week.
Eight wagon loads of tourists iron
Rosebud agency arrived Monday ant
are camping on Cold brook, north o
town. Most of the members of TIN
party are school teachers who hav
been attending the institute at Pin
Ridge.
John A.:Creighton, the we'll know
Omaha capitalist. has sent Billy Bryan
a check for 5000. AS Mr.. Creighton
is heavily interested in Colorado silve
mines the $1,000 check sent by him t.
Lawyer Bryan is in the nature of Il re
tainer fee for services to be rendere.
in Mr.. Creighton's private interest.
Mrs. Clara b. Colby, n sui
fragist of national repute and edito
of the Woman's Tribune, published a
Washington, ID. c., arrived here yestel
day morning and last evening address
ed a fair-sized audience from the Evan
hotel veranda upon the subject O
equal suffrage. She is a very talented
interesting speaker whom it is always
pleasuretto hear.
Andy Trout has secured the contrac
for heating and ventilating the thir.
ward school house at Lead. The bid q
MIR. Traut was accepted, provided h
can furnish satisfactory reference.
AS Mr.. Traut has had charge of tn
largest plumbing contracts in the Hill
which have always proven sa%tisfactor.
says the Call. there is no doubt bu
that he will furnish the required refer
enceS.
Miss Tucker, who was elected I
teach the fourth grade of our publ
school, has written the clerk of til
school board that she has accepted
position in Iowa and therefore cannt
come. Miss Kelch, who was elected I;
a substitute for Miss Tucker i'll I'll
event that the latter would not CON
has also declined to accept. Clel
Wheeler has been directed to as
for applications for teachers who desil
to he elected to fill the vacancy.
C. III. Enos. of Lead City. who hi
been under the watchful care of ID
Hoenes for several weeks past. has III
been so we'll during the past week al