Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-05-29
mont Wednesday.

mont Wednesday.
Bob Sham, formerly a resident and
leading business man of this city, is
reported to be running a meat market
in Philadelphia and is said to be doing
we'll.
j. B. Dickover and family are con-
templating removing to Rapid City in
the nea future, Mr.. Dickover's posi-
ton as manager of 1. H. Chase's dry
goods establishment at that place rem
dering the move almost imperative.
MIR. Osborn and family arrived on
Thursday of last week from their home
near Rushville, Neb. MIR. Osborn will
drive through to Montana in search of
a desirable cattle ranch. while Mrs.
Osborn and daughter will spend the
summer here.
Hans Bussow, of Odell, made final
proof on his homestead Saturday, be-
fore Clerk of Courts Chesley. Messrs.
A. w. Odell and E. b. Cook, of this
city, appeared as witnesses in his be-
half. John G. Boney, of Dry creek, also
made final proof Saturday.
Pat Boyles on Saturday last purchas-
ed the Rawhouser teams, tanks and
water business and is now dispensing
the necessary liquid to numerous pat
rons. Pats many friends will be glad
to know that he has no intention Of
leaving Hot Springs.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Hare, of the diocese
of South Dakota, assisted by Dean
Ware. of Deadwood. conducted Epis-
copal service at the Presbyterian
church o. Sunday morning, followed
by communion. Evening prayer vas
held at five o'clock.
Geo. Gibson is putting counters and
shelving into the p~ostofiice prepare
tory to opening Il stock of %confection-
cry and tobacco. George is Il great
sufferer from rheumatism and thinks
he San conduct ii little business of his
own with less inconvenience than he
can clerk for others. The STAR wishes
him success.
Richard Delger, an old time Fall
River county boy, arrived in Rapid
City last week and will spend several
weeks in the Hills. He is in the en-
ploy of one of the large wholesale mu.
steal instrument houses of Chicago
"Dick's" Fall River county friends will
be glad to see him..
Rev. DIR. N. A. Swickard, of Hot
Springs, South Dakota, is here as an
accredited representative of the Black
Hills Mission Conference to the Com
mittee on Boundaries, asking for enab
ling acts that will be of assistance in
the work in the bounds of that confer
ence.-Daily Advocate. cleveland, O.
George Peters, who at one time pre-
sided over the bar in Browns Palace
hotel in Denver, but more recently OF
the Mondamon hotel, of Sioux City, ar.
rived last week and accepted a position
. in the Bodega. He will take a course
of treatment for a painful attack OF
rheumatism during his s%ojourn here.
Mrs. Cole, who has been the guest Of
her daughter. Mrs. Emil Hargens, 70,
several months past, departed on Sun,
day evening for her home at Missouri
Valley. She is delighted with Hoi
Springs and the Black Hills countr,
generally and hopes soon to make an
other extended visit to this place. Mis-.
Cole will spend the summer here.
Walter Anderson returned Thursda,
night from an extended horseback rid,
throughout the southwestern part o
the county i'll company with Sheriff
Blakey. He is on the lookout for evi
dence against cattle rustlers who ar,
said to infest some parts of the county
The little outing has given Walter
healthy color but he says he hasn't beel
able to s'crack"a smile without crackin,
his lips.
y "Your Uncle" Morris again got a littl
unruly Wednesday from the effects O
an overdose of bulge and was hustle'
off to the cooler by Marshall Curtiss
He had been %consorting a good deal o
late with old John Donnelly, of Rapi,
City, who has been in town for tn
past few days, and simultaneously wit
the disappearance of Donnelly's poke
book, Morris was observed shootin
craps and spending money quite freely
No trace could be found of Donnelly'
pocketbook and as the money coul
not be identified that feature. of tn
case was dropped. Morris appeare
before Justice Dudley Thursday an
was fined SO and costs, amounting i
alto $3.50. 1t is expected that b
will do some much needed work o
the streets.
See Parks, Stanley 4 Co. for the lat
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