Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-07-24
THE CITY In BRIEF.

an arrival Tuesday evening.
Judge Juckett left the first of the
week for a business trip to Omaha.
Major Wagner, Mrs. DR.. Green and
others visited Wind Cave Saturday.
A very enjoyable high five party was
given at the Evans hotel on Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. IL. A. Champney and Miss NJ
Champney, of New York, are visitors
in the city.
Captain Thayer and party left Mon
day morning over the scenic Burling-
ton for u tour of the Hills.
Mrs. John Sward, wife of section
foreman Sward, of Seneca. Neb., has
been visiting in the city Turing the
past week or two.
w. Il. b. Alexander, who formerly
conducted a barber shop in this place,
is now porter on IA chair car between
Lincoln and Billings.
George Glow returned Saturday
morning from his sad mission to Ma
ION, ILL.,, where he went to lay to rest
the remains of his late wife.
Il. Turney, Miss Mamie Turney, Phil
Tulney and j. \. Harris, of Broken
Bow. and ID. j. Turney and wife, of
Ansley. Neb., came in Sunday morning
for "a short visit.
Miss Edith Feay, the little daughter
of Judge Feay, of Custer, after visit
ing several days with the family of
Judge William Dudley, left for home
Wednesday morning.
Hon. Frank Mondell, Wyoming's
energetic young congressman, was a
visitor in the city Sunday. He was
accompanied by Meyer Frankan d S. ID.
Fitzpatrick, of Newcastle.
Melvin Padden, who has been visiting
relatives in this city for the past three
weeks, departed Thursday evening
for Kansas City. Mrs. Padden and
little daughter, Avis, Will remain here
several weeks longer.
Rev. A. A. Brown and wife returned
Friday morning from a protracted visit
to relatives and friends in New York
and the New England states. They
we're accompanied on their return by
a niece of Mrs. Brown, who will spend
the summer here.
Charley Smith, the efficient Burling
ton fireman, has been on the sick list
for a week or more and was relieved by
Fireman Williamson. Now that the
Smith household has been blessed by
the arrival of a handsome little daugh
ter Charley has about recovered his
usual robust health.
Senator Wilson has been invited tt
deliver the welcoming address at tn,
Woodmen picnic to be held at Spear
fish on August s.. Senator Wilson j.
one of the best orators in the state ant
the committee has displayed excellen'
judgment in inviting him to deliver the
opening address.
George \. Fields and wife returned
the first of the week from Rapid Cit,
where they rented a house preparation,
to moving to that place about the frs
of August. Mr.. Field left Wednesda,
morning OF IL business trip to Custer
and other central Hills points. He ex
poets to return to Hot Springs Frida,
evening.
Il. b. Smith returned Tuesday morn
ing from keystone whittier he went OF
Sunday last in company with Mrs. San
Sweet and daughter. Mr.. Smith say.
that business i'll keystone ut present
is dull but everyone is confident o
a prosperous future for the centra
Hills mining district. The keystone
company is arranging to put in con
centrating works. All the mills, eX
cept the custom mill, are running full
blast.
The new law firm of Fowler, Gull {
Whitfield has been organized during
the past week, the law business o.
Fowler Il Whitfield having been con
solidated with that of Judge L. s. Gull
The gentlemen comprising the new
firm are known throughout the Hills a.
successful practitioners, thorough.
reliable and trustworthy, and form /,
triune that will be a power il
legal circles. Judge Gull will have i'm
mediate supervision of the business O
the firm in this city.
Mr.. Heber Bowling Mcdowell,
staff correspondent of the Chicag,
Times-Herald and an elocutionist O
considerable note, gave a pleasing
entertainment for the benefit of the
guests of the Evans on thehotel veran
da on Sunday evening. He lisa humor
list of rare merit and will give a serie
of entertainments at the Black Hill
Chautauqua assembly which opens a
Deadwood july oS. Mr.. NacDnwa1