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

The Hot Springs house has closed
for the season.
Fred I. Evans, Jr., came down from
Deadwood Tuesday night.
Capt. Goss. of Buffalo Gap, spent a
few hours in the city yesterday.
w. G. Chapman, master mecha mic of
the +. E. & NJ. V. railroad, was in the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. Prank Stewart and little iaugh-
ten came over from Buffalo Gap We'd
nesday morning.
A. d. Field came down Monday even
ing from Dealwood where he will spend
tho fall and winter months.
Postolce Inspector Fosness was
looking after Uncle Sans interests in
this place on Friday of last week.
Mrs. r. Blackstone, of Lead, arrived
Thursday morning from the east, and
is the guest of DIR. and Mrs. Jennings.
\. G. Boland and James NJ. Woods,
of Rapid City, attended the Pettigrew
performance ut the court house Satur-
day night.
Mrs G. n. Miner returned Thursday
morning from an extended visit to
friends in Pennsylvania, New York and
New Jersey. She had most enjoyable
time and returns greatly improved in
health.
John b. Knight and w. \. Thrall ar
rived Tuesday morning from Chicago
and spent the day at the Springs. They
were enroute to the northern Hills
where they are heavily Interested in
valuable Iiining property.
Mrs. Tillie Cove, sister of Mrs G. r..
Cramer. aud her son. T. A. Cove. de-
parted Thursday evening of last week
over the Darlington for their homo at
Terra Haure. Ind. They were accom-
panied by Miss Myrtle Cramer, who.
after visiting at Terra Haute for few
weeks. will proceed to Ohio to make
IL protected visit with her sister.
Ed. Pbernetton returned last week
from Lead City where he has been en-
ployed for several months past in the
Homestalse mines. Ed is industrious
and fruitful in resources: he can turn
his hand to almost any trade and is
never out of employment. lie expects
to leave next week on an extended tour
of the western states and may spend
the winter OH the Pacific coast.
Miss Bertha j. Christianson. recently
from Omaha, and Mr.. John A. Meland,
OF this city, were married by Judge
Juckett at his Office in the court house
on Tuesday afternoon. The groom is
Il trusted employe OF r. Z. Patrick at
the Evans quarry, and the bride has
had charge. since her arrival here
two or three weeks ago. of the dress
making department of Mrs. McCnrdy's
ladies furnishing goods parlors. The
STAR extends congratulations and best
wishes.
Capt. Lucas delivered an address on
the political issues toa crowded house
at Keystone on Tuesday night. A
crowd of noisy popocrats started out
to make disturbance and spoil the
meeting but the captain was equal to
the emergency and when quiet was
partially restored he announced that
he desired to ask question. When
the noise subsidized the captain inquired
(Which tail of the Bryan kite are you
fellows tied to" directing his remarks
J to the distnrbers; ''to the Watson tail
, or the Sewall tail?" There was no re
sponse to this pertinent query but the
whole audience listened attentively
during the remainder of the evening
and the speaker was not interrupted
, save by shouts of approval.
f. Calhoun sustained fracture o
tho left leg of Wednesday forenoon
! that will lay him up for several weeks
| While driving across the Cheyenne
, river he stepped out on the pole of th'
r buggy to uncheck the horses and 10
l them drink. He made nlis-step an,
, fell between the horses Tho team
/ started up and the wagon ran over Mr.
t Calhoun's left leg, breaking it jus
| below the knee. Tho injured ma
, dragged himself to the bank of tn
river and after calling vociferously fo
y help for an hour or more, he succeeds
!. in securing assistance and was brough
~ to town. DIR. Hargens set the broke
s limb aud made the patient as comfort
$. able as possible. He is now restin
Y easily but he suffered intensely fror
the injury before medical assistanc
y was secured.
S. Speaking About photographs.
lc Frank H. Whittemore, the Mime
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