Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-05-01

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residence lot adjoining the VIM. Bruner
property.
Gus Lancaster left Wednesday night
for Neigh, Neb., where he is cited to
appear as a witness in q lawsuit.
Emil Hargens has rented the cigar
and news stand in the Evans hotel
office and took possession the first of
the week.
Vim. L. Taylor of this city and Miss
Kate Butler, Of Crawford, were married
by Rev. H. v. Rominger Oh Monday
afternoon.
Louie Lehman, Joe Walker and
Willie McI4yman expect to leave to-
night for Cripple Creek. May pros
perity and good health attend them!
DIR. Jennings was called to Fairburn
Wednesday on professional business.
There are several serious cases of ty.
phoid fever in and around Fairburn.
The city council met on last Friday
Eevening and canvassed the vote polled
at the late city election. The result
was as announced in last week STAR.
1t is reported that Editor Meredith,
of the Edgemont Advocate, is DESTROYS
of. being circuit judge of this district
and will be the nominee of the popu-
list party for that position this fall.
DIR. Clark, the catarrh specialist of
Edgemont, is meeting with'such graft
flying success that he has decided to re.
main another week. He is staying at
the Hotel Fargo where he may be con-
suited at any time.
License to marry was issued yester-
day by Clerk of Courts Chesley to
FrankL Friedrich, of Oral, this county
and Miss Matilda Walter, recently from
Nebraska. The marriage will be sol.
emnized today and will be celebrated
by Mayday festivities and a social ball
in the evening.
CA. Diamond, a st. Joe knight of
the grip, arrived yesterday morning
and spent the day interviewing his pa
irons. His brother John, who is we'll
known here, has nearly recovered from
his late illness and is now able to talk
politics with his old-time vigor. He
has recently taken up his residence at
Brookings.
Walter Beal and Charley Lindquist
who left here two or three months o
for South Africa, write thatthey arrived
safely at Johannesburg and found work
at once at about s. per day. They are
pleased with the country. They saw
Ed Cling. who they say, lives in a pa
latial residence and is one Of the many
wealthy men of Johannesburg.
Will z. Sawyer and wife, of Lacrosse.
Wis, arrived yesterday morning from
Hot Springs. Ark, and will remain
three or four weeks. MIR. Sawyer is
suffering from throat and lung trouble
and hopes to be benefited by the eli
mate and the use of the waters here.
He is 81 member of the well known
lumber fra of Sawyer & Austin of
Lacrosse.
Capt. Haserodt returned Tuesday
night from a visit to his Globe. Cup
mining property, seven miles west of
Custer. The property consists of a
group of ten claims and some de.
velopment work has been done thereon.
The captain brought back some speci-
mems of ore from this property that
are rich in free gold and give promise
of great results. A company will be
organized at once to develop the
property.
c. b. Lee and Frank Evans have
entered into apartnership forthetrans
action of a general bicycle business.
They will keep for sale and rent a full
line of the latest and best machines
and will pay special attention to over
hauling and repairing bicycles. Mr..
Lee is an expert in this line having had
several years experience in Chicago.
They will occupy the corner building,
opposite the Gillespie. Watch for
their ad which will appear next week.
Another party of distinguished bust
ness men, capitalists and professional
men from the Keystone state arrived
Saturday evening over the Burlington
in the Pullman buffet car "Presiaent,"
from the noffthern Hills. Thasparty
consisted ef.ex-G Governor R. EPlttison
and wife, Hon. Thomas Bradley and
wife, s. S. Thompson and wifas DR. G.
s. Middleton, all az Philadelphia; D.
g. Ammidd.. Of Blltimore; F. G.
Cradle, of Omaha; WI. A. Parish, of
Denver; and Harry Goddard. the versa
tile editor Of the Edgemont Express.
The party was in charge of f. G.
Cradle, of Omaha, assisted by Harry
Goddard of &he Express. The gentle
men Ore heavily interested in Edge
mont sand we're investigating the re-
sources Of the Hills with a viewE.to
further investment. They spent Sim
day very pleasantly here and departed