Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-10-02

B. & NJ. were in town Friday.
j. NJ. McCracken, of Edgemont, was
a visitor in the city the first of the
week.
The, family of Sargent Harris. of the
soldiers home, arrived Wednesday
morning.
George L. Thorp and family are
occupying the Caughey residence on
College hill.
Keunett Harris is now contributing
miscellaneous literary matter regularly
to the Chicago Dispatch.
John T.. Parks and family moved
yesterday into the Pool residence, just
vacated by Rev. Rominger.
Col. A. ]. Kellar left yesterday morn
ing oyer the b. Is NJ, presumably ou IL
stumping tour of Custer county.
Go to Pixies studio for platine photos
the latest and finest thing out.
Dick Standen fell from horse last
week-or rather, had horse fall with
him-and sustained fracture of one
of his ribs
Alex Patterson and mother, of Lead,
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wyatt, of Cheyenne Falls, during the
past week or two.
Miss Bartholomew departed Monday
evening for her home at Bismarck, n.
d., after having spent very delightful
summer at this resort.
Mrs. Kredlelaugh, wife of the b. Il
NJ. agent at Edgemont. was in the city
the city the first of the week accompu,l-
led by her daughter and Miss Spotford.
LosT-A pair of gold spectacles. be.
tween DIR. Dailcy's residence and the
home of Mrs. Il. d. Dodge. Finder
will he suitably rewarded by leaving
same ut STAR office
Miss Daisy Clayborne. of Pine Ridge.
arrived Tuesday morning and will at
tend the Black Hills college. She is
making her home with her old friends,
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Godfrey.
Rev. Brown left Thursday night for
Green River, Wyo, to look after Con-
gregational churches. Mrs. Brown
went with him as far as Wheatland
where she will visit with her son until
MIR. Browns return.
Commercial Agent Bentley, of the
B. & NJ, has so far recovered from his
recent indisposition as to resume mis-
duties. He spent few days here last
week taking Il course of treatment for
stomach trouble.
DIR. Daley will be out of town during
the coming weel. and parties contem-
plating having "a siege of toothache will
do we'll to postpone it until DIR. Daley
returns. Patrons desiring other dental
work done will also bear this in mind.
} Judge Juckett and family moved this
week into the Cromwell residence on
College hill. Quartermaster Cleveland
) of the soldiers home. and family are
now occupying the Philip Wesch stone
residence just vacated by Judge
Juckett.
Harrison Sims is now doing the day
clerk act at the Gillespie hotel. He
is always affablean obliging- very
necessary qualifications in the make
up of 81 successful hotel clcrk--and
Landlord Gillespie is fortunate in Sc
curing his services.
The three troops of cavalry which
have been encamped for several days
past on the grounds near the
cemetery north of town, started on
their homeward journey Tuesday morn.
ing. They camped Tuesday night at
Cascade, and while there were visited
by "a number of friends of the officers
from this city.
A brother of John Hall, who arrived
some months ago from England and
until two or three week, ago has been
p employed in the mines at Lead, was
taken seriously i'll with typhoid feve,
last week and for time his condition
q was alarming. He is reported to bt
r slightly improved at this writing, but
4 not yet out of danger. 1t is though
v that he contracted the disease at Lea1
y. City. He came down from that place
IS to enter Black Hills college.
IS Rev. w. H. Pond returned Monda,
evening from Lead City, where he wen
n last week fo. the purpose of officiating
IL at the funeral of the late G. H. Emo.
> While in Lead and Deadwood Re,
Pond visited large number of th
sick in company with Dean Ware. The
IS found very distressing state of affairs
" particularly at Lead, but the epidemi
y of fever now appears to be abating an
q hopes are entertained that the in
III proved sanitary condition of city an
~ the precautions taken by resident
- ~ against the fever, together with til