Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-26
Jim Bell, foreman of the Bar Tranch
was in town yesterday.

AA COWA yCoUoTUdy.
'Chippie" Lamson came up from
Oelrichs Monday morning.
Eben w. Martin, of Deadwood, was
in town on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane X. Stone came
down from Keystone Monday night.
W. I. Harmon and S. A. Iden came
over from Edgemont Saturday morn.
ing.
c. NJ. Swan and little son were among
the arrivals Wednesday morning from
Sioux City.
2. Moller, of Sioux City, arrived
Wednesday morning and is a guest ut
the Evans.
Fred I. Evans spent a few days in
the upper Hills this week looking after
his mining interests.
James Chambers, brother of Mrs. A.
j. Kellar, departed on Tuesday night
for his home in Colorado.
John Musselman, manager of the
Black Hills Telephone company, spent
Tuesday night in the city.
B. r. Wood, of Custer, passed thro'
enroute to Rapid City Monday, return
ing to Custer Wednesday morning.
". ID. Gilman and j. w. Fennell, of
Kansas City, arrived Wednesday morn
ing and are quartered at the Evans.
Miss Grace Baker left last evening
for Wayne, Neb., for an extended visit
with friends, that being her former
home.
II. Ralyea on Monday resigned his
position as night clerk at the Evans
and left Tuesday morning for Dead
wood.
W. d. Carter and wife, Miss Hulda
Sathe and Miss Lizzie Crockett, of
Sioux City, arrived Wednesday norm
ing and are guests at the Evans.
The boys of the high school and the
academies department of the Black
Hills college, are making up a nine to
play the Buffalo Gap boys tomorrow.
Chris. Jensen took a tally-ho load to
Wind v yesterday. The party con-
sisted of Henry Chase, DR.. Blunt and
wife, Miss Blunt, Mrs. Kimball and.
Miss Read.
Mrs. Al Pratt entertained her Sun
day school class with a picnic on the
Chautauqua grounds yesterday after
noon. About fifteen little folks eniov.
ed the event.
Hon. Abe Boland came down from
Rapid City Friday night after a pair of
of stray horses. Abe is one of Pen
nington county's republican leaders
and is an enthusiastic McKinleyite.
Alex. Hampton, John Hunter and his
two daughters, Misses Daisy and Lille,
came down from Lead Saturday night
and spent Sunday in the city, the
guests of Frank Green and wife. Miss
Daisy Hunter remained here several
days.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
serve ice cream and cake Saturday
afternoon and evening until after the
Remenyi concert) in the corner build
ing opposite the Gillespie hotel. Ice
cream 10 cents; cream and cake Is cts.
S. A. Calhoun will leave this (Fri-
day. morning via Rapid City to Join
the corps of government on
the Rosebud agency. He expects to
be absent until August l. Arthur add
is also engaged with this party in the
government survey.
The STAR family visited Cascade
''the beautiful" on last Sunday and
can vouch for the delicious spring
chicken aud fresh vegetables as pre-
pared by Fred Noerenberg and his
estimable wife at the Grand View house.
A: visit to this once famous little resort
is one of the most enjoyable trips i'm
aginable and it is somewhat surprising
that coaching parties do not go there
%oftener.
The high esteem in which the late
brother of our townsman, A. d. Wood,
was held by the residents of Phoenix,
Arizona, where he resided for many
years, is attested by the action of his
numerous admirers in erecting q monu.
ment to his memory. The ceremonies
attending the unwilling were attended
by the largest assemblage that ever
gathered in Phoenix and was the first
instance in the history of Phoenix
where the memory of a citizen was thus
honored.
Mrs. A. G. Cleveland and daughter
returned Saturday morning from a
months visit to their old home at
Carthage, s. d. They brought back
some specimens of rye from the east.
ern part of the state that is nicely
headed and indicates a thrifty con
ditiOn of affairs in tho aastorn nor+ ~