Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-05-22
CITY IN BRIEF

HE CITY in BRIEF.
James Ulton, wife and child spent a
day Or two in town this week.
James Petty made final proof before
Clerk of Courts Chesley Monday.
Judge Boomer left Monday evening
for a six weeks canvassing tour of
Colorado.
j. W. Jones, of the Lead Call, was an
arrival on Monday evenings train, re-
turning home Tuesday morning.
G. L. Soderburg, of Burlington, Ia,
arrived Tuesday morning and is guest
of VIM. Huebner of College hill.
Mrs. w. II. Mitchell and son arrived
from Hill City Sunday night and are
visiting friends in the city this week.
Mr.. Darr, who is keeping books for
ID. K. Snively of Edgemont, visited his
family in this place a few days this
week.
Lon Bartholomew and wife of Her
mosa, r visiting AL. Eckstein and
wife. Mrs. Eckstein is a neice of Mr..
Bartholomew.
John Gillespie has been confined to
his home during the past week by in
juries sustained while removing a
pump one day last week.
EX -Commissioner =. T. Clark and
Harry Bruner left Sunday morning on
a two months prospecting tour through
the central Hills mining district.
w. L. Helling, formerly clerk of the
Hotel Fargo but now recently of ALI
apce, Neb., arrived Friday morning
and is clerking in the Big Department
store.
A new shipment of shirt waists just
arrived at the New York Store. Over
so patterns and colors to select from.
The finest assortment you ever saw
Mrs. Thomas G. Blair, wife of one of
the proprietors of the Holy Terror
mine, died on Sunday last of injuries
sustained in a late runaway at Key
stone.
Jim Grass, who was terribly injured
in a recent runaway at Hill City, has
undergone the amputation Of his in
jured leg and is said to be in a precar-
ious condition.
Hon. julius Palmer, a leading bust
ness man and public spirited citizen of
Gary, S. d., and e%x-mayorof that thriv-
ing little city, is here as a delegate to
the grand lodge.
Deputy United States Marshal Andy
Bray and wife came down from Lead
City Monday to participate i'll the eN-
~ercises attendant upon the meeting of
the grand lodge of Odd Fellows.
Wood Craven, formerly a resident of
this county but now residing at Hill
City, sustained a compound fracture
of one of his legs in a runaway at Hill
City Sunday.
OuR MorTo:-.
Not how cheap, but how good. j. G.
Richer Il Co.
Richard Bullock, of Lead City, the
well known guard Of Homestake bull
lion shipments, spent a few days very
pleasantly in the city this week, the
guest of his old friend, Frank Green.
Hermosa, "the beautiful" was repres-
ented in Hot Springs this week by Ed.
Stenger, the we'll known and popular
cattle man, Col. j. F. Baker, of Grand
Army fame, Ching Arnold, Mr.. Avant
and the Mills brothers.
Mrs. Jonas Fuller and daughter,
Miss Atlanta. of Lead City, yer among
the arrivals on the Elkhorn special
Monday afternoon. The latter is a
prominent member of the Lead City
order of Rebekahs.
President j. w. Hancher, of the
Black Hills college, returned Saturday
morning from Cleveland, Ohio, where
he had been in attendance for a few
days upon the general conference of
the nj. e. church.
Go to L. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
John Colgan and wife, of Oelrichs,
visited friends in this place Sunday.
Mr.. Colgan will leave Saturday or Sun
day for Cripple Creek, Col, to look
after some valuable mining property
in which he and his brother are inter-
ested.
Frank L. Powers. of st. Paul, editor
of the Northwestern Odd Fellows Re-
view, is in the city this week writing
up the proceedings of the grand lodge
and incidentally soliciting advertising
and subscriptions for his publication
The STAR is indebted to Mr.. Powers
for a very agreeable call.
Ladies'.
Shirt waists.
Shirt waists for ladies.
Go to the New York Store for. them.