Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-05-08

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Mrs. Lockwood and little daughter
were arrivals on the B. & M. Tuesday
morning.
Dave Barnette, a leading ~tonsorial
artist of Edgemont, spent a couple of
days in the city this week.
Chas. w. Brown, one of Rapid City's
leading attorneys, spent a couple of
days in the city this week.
Chas. Rust, a Chadron dealer in
hides and wool, a in the city Sunday,
accompanied by his wife.
Judge Gardner and wife departed
for Custer Tuesday morning where the
judge opened court on that day.
Will e. Sawyer, of La Crosse, left
Tuesday morning over the picturesque
B. s. NJ. for a trip through the Hills.
DIR. D. s. Smith, of Keystone, arrived
Tuesday morning from Sioux City
where he has been visiting his mother.
Tho dining room force at the Evans
has been increased by the addition of
two mattresses who arrived from Chi.
cago Saturday.
Jos. Majors is said to be buying at
Custer all the marketable mica that is
brought to him, paying from Is cents
to 81 Il pound for it.
Mrs. Geo. P. Beard. of Whitewood,
arrived last Friday evening and will
remain some time to take a curse of
treatment for rheumatism.
Judge Kanable, who was recently APP
pointed justice of the peace by the
county commissioners, has opened an
Office in the Hot Springs Sulphur bath
house.
II. r. Seaman, the affable represen-
tative of the Carpenter Paper company
of Omaha, is making his quarterly tour
of the Hills and spent Tuesday inter
viewing his patrons here.
Pete Hanson, who for some time past
has been assisting at the Evans bar in
dispensing liquid refreshments, left
Friday night for Edgemont where he
will engage in the saloon business with
Mike Kent.
j. e. Nickerson, w. E. Powell and d.
w. Dedrick came over from Edgemont
Saturday to take q few falls out of his
goatship of the Odd Fellows lodge.
They returned home Sunday evening,
A we'll known character about town
took on a good sized Jag Saturday and
fell through one of the large windows
in the real of Richer's store. He left
his Mark as a memento of his visit.
Among the local attorneys who left
Tuesday morning to attend court at
Custer e s. Z. Wilson, Chambers
Keilar and j. w. Fowler. Court Stem
ographer Grantham was also of the
party.
Miss Laura Mitchell and G. j. Buell.
came down from Rapid City Saturday
night and spent Sunday with Mrs.
Buell. and babies, all returning home
Monday morning. Mrs. Buell's health
was much improved by her sojourn
here.
Mrs. w. H. Buchanan has been quite
ill with grippe during the past two
weeks, being confined to her bed most
of the time. Mr.. Buchanan has also
been quite sick with the prevailing
disease, but is now able to be out.
On May 18th the B. s. NJ. will sell
round trip tickets to Sheridan for one
fare $3.50 good for 80 days. This is
a grand opportunity to visit one of
Wyoming's flourishing young cities
and incidentally take in the republican
state convention.
Capt. Marsh who attended the Open
ing of the new Bullock hotel at Dead
wood last week, left for his home at
Omaha Saturday. He expects to re.
turn to the Hills in June, accompanied
by his wife, and will spend a portion of
the summe here.
Mrs. Potts and family on Tuesday
moved into the Sham stone block on
Chicago avenue. The building has
been thoroughly overhauled, remodeled
and furnished throughout for hotel
and restaurant purposes and it is en-
pected that it will be ready for bust
ness by the first of the week.
Miss Austie Evans, the little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sharon Evans, cele.
brated the seventh anniversary of her
birth by entertaining a number of her
little friends at a party given at her
home on Friday afternoon oflast week.
Refreshments were served and the
afternoon was passed all too soon in
juvenile sports and games.
Prof. Warman and wife took their
departure Friday eveningfor Cheyenne
where the professor will give a series
of entertainments. They will then
proceed to Denver and Kansas City