Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-07-17

q Mrs. W. H. Wood is preparing to
move to British Columbia.
Marshal Curtiss has beenthe the sick
list for the past two OF three days.
Francis G. Cradle, with a party of
Eastern people, among whom was
President Bradley, of the Edgemont
company, Sundayed in Edgemont.
T. w. Coe, who has been visiting his
brother-in-law, James Bradley, for the
past three weeks, departed Wednesday
night for his home at Pontiac, Ill.
DIR. Nautilus and family, who have
been stopping at the Fargo hotel for
the past three weeks, returned Wednes-
day morning to their home at Dead
wood.
J. G. Richer & Co., have obtained a
substantial reduction in rent of their
present quarters, they have securedthe
soldiers home contract for another
quarter. and SO will remain here per-
manently.
A. d. Field. proprietor of the "Bode-
ga" Hot Springs swell saloon, was in
the city Saturday afternoon. He en-
poets to locate here in n short time.
Lead Call.
Mrs. Fannie Roddle, of Brookings,
grand worthy matron of the order of
Eastern Star, arrived Tuesdaymorning
and will remain several days. Mrs.
Roddle is the wife of the republican
nominee for secretary of state.
Mr.. c. b. Christy and party, of Nal
vern. Iowa, left Tuesday morning over
the Burlington for a tour of the Hills.
They will visit Sylvan lake, Deadwood,
and Spearfish before returning to the
east.
A. ID. Clark, one of the leading Bald
Mountain and Ruby Basin mining mag
mates and proprietor of the Cheyenne
river coal fields, came in from his
home at Iowa Falls, Iowa, and left
Wednesday morning for the upper
Hills.
Mrs. Ed Raymond made final proof
Tuesday before Clerk of Courts Ches,
ley on her claim situated on Bradley
fiat. She left Wednesday moIning TO,
Lead City where her husbandsi is in the
employ of the Homestake company.
Rev. W. H. Pond, of Mitchell, ha.
been assigned to conduct Episcopal
services at this place.. He will preach
next Sunday at the chapel in Colo
brook at 1920 a. m. and at 8p. NJ, and
will be assisted in the service by Rev
Clark, of Rosebud.
Chas. A. Elmendorf, general western
agent of the Kimball Piano company
with headquarters at Sioux City, left
Wednesday morning for home. Mr.
Elmendorf is an accomplished gentle
man and made a great many friend.
during his sojourn here.
j. w. Pike has fitted up alittle fran,
building on Main street, just north o
Chris Jensen's livery barn, for aphoto
graph gallery and moved therein dur
ing the week. Mr.. Pike is a photog
rapher of rare ability. He will pa.
special attention to portrait work.
VIM. K. Webb and Miss Catherin,
Bauer, both of Edgemont, were married
in Clerko OF Courts Chesley's office at th,
court house on Saturday last. Judg,
Kanable officiating. Sheriff Blake,
and Charley Eastmen acted as hes
men, while Clerk Chesley was an inter
ested spectator.
The Woman's Relief Corps will ser-
ice cream, cake and lemonade in tn
Liebmann store building Oh Frida,
afternoon from $3.50 until late in tn
evening. Ice cream and cake, Is cents
Everybody is invited. The Woman
Relief Corps is a worthy order and j
deserving of a liberal support.
j. B. Dickover, manager of Chase
dry goods store at Rapid, accompanie
by his wife, daughters Josephine an
Helen. and little son, arrived yesterda
and the family will visit for a wee
with Mrs. Dickover's brother,r Nat
Pool. Mr.. Dickover left for Rapi
City last night.-Lead Call, 18th.
r. E. Robinson left for Deadwoo
Monday morning where he is employee
for the summer, at the close of whic
! he will go to the university of Visor
sin and take a special course in elet
trical engineering.
j. F. Brightman of Rochester, N. Y
is in the city a guest at the GILLESPIE
He is a brother of William Brightma,
who was several years ago in bushes
, at Hermosa, afterwards in this city an
now in Rochester. Mr.. Brightman
taking tho waters for his health an
. expects to make a tour of the Hills b,
fore his retl1rn fo the oact Ha GOV