Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-12

Andrew Kellar departed Wednesday
night for Chicago.
Judge Gull and Fred Whitfield have
returned from Rapid City.
Postmaster Ames left Sunday night
for Huron to attend the grand lodge A.
+. e. A. NJ.
Fred Noerenberg, mine host of the
Grand View hotel at Cascade, was in
town Friday.
E. Durkee, brother-in-law of Miss
Druse, left Wednesday night for his
home at Belvidere, Ill.
Mrs. G. l.. Jensen and children are
visiting friends at Rapid City-and are
delayed there by the washout.
Remember the Pioneers picnic at
Custer June1 IS. Cheap rates over the
Burlington. Only 81 for the round
trip. Don't miss it.
Mrs. Moeller, of Sioux City, will
shortly open a kindergarten school in
the Mckay building, just west of the
Gillespie hotel.
Fred Helm. jr., of Buffalo Gap, came
over on his bicycle Tuesday morning
and left OH the Burlington for Roch-
ford to see his father who is reported
to be seriously ill.
Earnest May, u mine magnate and
leading business man of Lead, came
down Saturday night to see his friend
r. II. Enos, returningto Lead Tuesday
morning.
j. ID. Butler is furnishing the A. d.
Wood property in M~innekahta row in
luXuriant style and will open a saloon
therein during the coming week. AS
the handsome signs on the windows
indicate it will be called sThe Omaha,
Chas. III. Perrin, of Newcastle, who
lately exchanged places with j. a. Glea-
son, b. Il N. operator at this place, has
been transferred to Deadwood, and ID.
H. Smith, of Sheridan, has taken MIR.
PERKINS, place here.
j.. G. Peterson. president of the Bank
of Minneota, Mimi, arrived ON Satur-
day last accompanied by his family,
and will spend the summer here. They
are occupying the residence of Mrs. r.
W. Stanley on Jennings avenue.
At the Congregational church Rev.
H. V. Rominger will begin a series of
Sunday evening lectures on the old
Testament. The first of the series will
be delivered Sunday evening on "The
old Testament in the Light of Modern
Scholarship"
Earl Darling, of Burr Oak, Kansas,
an old friendo H. Halworth the edic-
lent clerk of 1. H. Chase, arrived the
first of the week and will probably
spend the summer here. He is a mu-
stefan of considerable ability and will
be a valuable acquisition to our band
should he conclude to remain.
Mrs. e. Elsey entertained a number
of young ladies and gentlemen at her
pleasant home on College hill on Tues
day afternoon in honor of Arthur L.
Eaton, who expects to leave about the
first of next month to continue his
studies at the Chicago university. The
afternoon was most enjoyably spent by
the young people and at 6 o'clock a de-
licious luncheon was served. Those
present were Misses Macklnlay, Fuhl-
brugge, Morrell, Robinson and Taylor;
Messrs. Eaton, Stewart, Bradley, Rob
inson and Calhoun.
7. B. Dings came down from Lead
Friday night to attend the primary in
his precinct and look after his inter-
ests here, returning to that place Mon
day morning. He is in the employ of
the Homestake company andhas steady
work. Messrs. Pierce and Pool are
also working for the Homestake COM
pany. Preparations are being made
for the enlargement of what is known
as the "S0.stamp" mill to 200 stamps.
This will give employment to a number
of carpenters and mechanics for v
eral months.
An order sent to telephone No. 25,
will secure you a load of wood, hay or
feed. We move everything and execute
your orders promptly. Transfer, Feed
s. Fuel Co. tf
The Burlington railroad is about to
inaugurate an extensive and effective
system Of advertising for Hot Springs
They have arrangedfor advertising the
attractive Features of Americas Carls.
bad on the patent inside of over soc
newspapers, scattered promisciously
throughout the United States and in
addition to this have now in press an
attractive booklet descriptive of Hot
Springs, of which an edition of 1880
will be printed for free distribution
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