Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-07-31
Chas. w. Brown was down from
Rapid City Monday.

MI. ana Mrs. Lane X. Stone returned
from Keystone Monday.
i; Frank Stewart and wife, Of Buffalo
Gap, we're in town Tuesday.
w. w. Benn, of the Fish g. Hunte,
Lumber company of Deadwood, is al
the Fargo.
g. A. Bartholomew, mine host of the
Glendale hotel at Hermosa, is late
arrival at the Fargo.
Mrs. John Richard and Mrs. s. Cable
of Lead, arrived Tuesday evening and
will remain several days.
Rev. H. V. Rominger has gone to
Deadwood to deliver q lecture before the
Black Hills Chautauqua assembly.
u, Geo. A. Brooks, the irrepressible and
jovial flour fiend of Bazill Mills, was
calling on his patrons in Hot Springs
yesterday.
Jasper Shoemaker, of Seattle, Wash,
arrived at the Fargo Monday and will
take course OF baths for dropsy and
rheumatism.
Mrs. Lillian Walker, who is spending
the summer with her brother on farm
near Buffalo Gap, is visiting friends in
the city this week.
P. G. Peterson returned yesterday
morning from business trip to Minne-
ota, Minnesota, where he is engaged in
the banking business.
Prof. j. A. Woods, principal of the
Kuthburg, Ills, public schools, arrived
at the Fargo Tuesday evening and will
spend portion of his vacation here.
A progressive high five party was
given on the veranda of the Evans
hotel yesterday afternoon by the
management in honor of their guests.
S. Sprague, Mrs. E. Sprague, S.
Sprague, Jr., Sadie Bender and Silas
Bender, of Rock Island, Ill, we're
arrivals at the Evans Tuesday morning.
George H. Crosby. of Omaha, general
freight agent of the B. & NJ, came down
from Deadwood Tuesday evening in
company with Commercial Agent
Bentley.
Hon. John r. Brennan. of Rapid City,
and his niece, Miss Ella j. Reid. a
young Chicago lady who is spending
the summer in this city, visited Dead.
wood Sunday.
Cyrus Calhoun was thrown from a
horse and quite painfully injured yes
terday. He is almost disabled from
the fall and is compelled touse crutch-
es i'll getting about.
Editor lIuse, of the Norfolk (Neb)
Daily journal, and Mr.. Pritchard. of
Meadow Grove, Neb., are enjoying a
few days recreation at this resort.
The STAR is thankful for a call.
p. j. Melendy, w. H. Dickinson and
Jno. Crawford, trio of itinerant
photographers from Santa Monica, Cal.
have been plying their vocation in this
place during the past few days. They
have a fine collection Of views taken
during their travels.
G. A. Rathbun, of Omaha, has spent
Il very enjoyable week with his old
friend and school-mate, Walter Ander
son. He has been appointed general
agent for California of the Fidelity
Mutual Life Insurance company and
will shortly leave for San Francisco to
assume the duties of his new position.
Cascade is one of the chief attrac-
tions for tourists in this section of the
southern Hills. 1t is delightful eight
mile drive to that charming little re.
sort and a look at the big geyserspring
is more than enough to repay one for
the expense of the trip. It is reported
that Mr.. Peters of Omaha is negotiat.
ing for an option on this valuable
property.
The editor of the STAR is in receipt OF
a private letter from Rev. E. E. Frame
who is now residing at Fort Wayne
Ind, in the course of which the writer
says that the campaign is waxing hot
in Hoosierdom and that the political
situation is considerably mixed. He
says the season so far has been very
pleasant with plenty of rain and cool
weather. The members of his family
are quite we'll. He wishes to be re.
membered to Hot Springs friends.
| j. c. bort, travelling agent for that
excellent exponent of sound money
and protection. the Nebraska State
Journal. of Lincoln, was in the city
Monday in the interest of his paper
He says the level headed farmers and
business men of Nebraska are getting
their eyes opened on the money ques.
ton and that Mckinley and Hobert
will carry the state by 10000 majority
The free silver sentiment is dying out
and before election day many who now
have leaning toward free silver will