Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-09-04
THE CITY in BRIEF.

II. r. Burt, ofSt. Paul, Mimi, camein
Sunday morning.
Mrs. A. r. Anderson gave tea on
Wednesday afternoon for the benefit
of the guild.
Miss Werdna Kellar expects to leave
shortly for an extended visit to friends
in the south.
Miss Grace Baker returned home
Saturday morning from protracted
visit to friends in Nebraska.
j. T. Morse, formerly manager of the
Sanitarium in this city, has gone to
Lead City to remain permanently.
LOsT-An Eastern Star breast pin.
Finder please leave at this office or re-
turn to Mrs. A. G. Cleveland for re-
ward.
Attorneys Kellar 4 larhave moved
their law Office from the Fargo block
to the Phillips building on the corner
of Chicago avenue and Seventh street.
John b. Law, who has been the faith
full second cook at tho Evans hotel for
the past year and a half, will leave the
fore part of next week for his home at
Rapid City.
Go to +. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS
John +. Parks was overcome by heat
while walking up River avenue Fri
day afternoon. He has not felt as
clipper as usual since, having suffered
with a violent headache much of the
time.
Rev. G. w. Hummell, of Red Cloud,
Neb, brother of our esteemed towns
man, Fred Hummell, arrived ON Satur-
day of last week for few days visit.
He is an evangelist of statewide repu-
tation and is said to be preacher of
unusual power and eloquence.
E. Elsey. one of the wealthiest men
of Hot Springs, is in the city today.
Mr.. Elsey, together with his wife, have
been making an extended overland
tour, having been ON the road about
two months. They arrived in Lead
last night and will visit for few days
Lead Call, 18th.
We fill kegs, jugs and barrels with
mineral water for out of town custom
ers. Telephone %. Transfer, Feed "
Fuel Co. lift
Mrs. Chris Jensen came up from Hot
Springs yesterday morning in answer
to summons from her father, Thos.
Haxby, stating that her little hoy, who
has been visiting his grandparents here
was i'll. She was gratified to find him
better upon her arrival and able 10
meet her at the depot.-Journal.
If you need feed, flour, building
material or coal go to Buffalo Gap
Lumber company.
Miss Rose Bower, the accomplished
musician of Rapid City who is wcll
known throughout the Hills, is very
ill at Atlanta. Georgia, with an attack
of typhoid fever She has been in
delicate health for the past year or
two and grave fears are entertained
for her recovery.
WI. Thornby came overfrom Galen.,
yesterday, says the Times of the 21th
Boston, who came i'll Oh the Burl;ng-
ton train. They own a group OF claims
two miles north of Galena, which Mr.
Thornby has been developing, and
went over to that camp to look after
the ground.
Ross Hammond, editor of the Ere
mont Tribune. was nominated for con.
gress by the republicans of the Third
district at Columbus on Thursday
Editor Hammond is brilliant and able,
has clean record and is extremely
popular. 1t is said by well-informed
Nebraskans nowPin this city that he
will surely carry his district by safe
majority.
A carload of barrel salt just received
at Richer's.
Capt. w. w. Marsh, president of the
Union National bank of Omaha and
vice president of the Water, Light &
Power Co., of this city, came in Monday
morning to look after his extensive
interests here. Capt. Marsh is one of
those long headed and shrewd business
men who have scored success in the
business world and it is hoped that his
investments here will will be a source
of profit to him.
We will ..swap" for fire proof safe.
Transfer, Feed l. Fuel Co. lift
The school board met Monday after
noon and elected Miss Jennie Havens
to teach the 3rd grade in place of Miss
Orpha Stevens who has resignedto to ac
cept position in the schools of Boone,
Iowa. Miss Havens has taught several
terms of school in this county and
during the past summer has been EN-.
ployed in the millinery store of Miss