Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-21

several days here during the past
week.
Losr-A seal skin cape. Finder will
be rewarded by leaving same at this
Office.
Bob Manaugh came over from Edge
mont Saturday morning and spent a
few days in the city.
E. H. May, B. w. May and Miss E.
A. May, of Fremont, Neb., arrived Sat-
urday morning and are guests at the
Evans.
w. L. Seeley, of Ottawa, ILL.,, national
bank examiner. has been looking over
the affairs of the defunct First National
bank in the hands of Receiver Mac
kinlay.
T.J. Grier, general superintendent
of the great Homestake mines and
mills at Lead, arrived Saturday even
ing with his bride and spent several
days at the Springs.
Jesse Mills, the wide awake young
editor of the Hermosa Pilot, aud his
brother Chet, came down from Her.
mosa Friday on their wheels, returning
home Sunday morning.
John Stabler has been slightly in.
disposed for few days past, the re-
suit he thinks of the prairie dog bite
received by him some months ago
which nearly cost him his life.
/ Mrs. Judge Bresee, and two sons, of
Rushville, Neb., spent a few day here
during the past week as the guest of
her sister in-law, Mrs. Frank Porter
and Mrs. Porter's two sisters who are
visiting here.
p. Whitney, tax commissioner and
general townsite agent of the +. E. &
M. V. railroad, arrived Friday accom-.
panied by his wife, and departed Mon
day morning over the Burlington fol
the Yellowstone National park.
Miss Anna Lindstrom, formerly ,
resident of this place, having been em
ployed in the old Minnekahta hotel i,
early days, but now residing in Ere
mont, Neb., was among the arrivals il
this city Saturday
Mike Flanagan, the corpulent an,
good natured Hibernian who is an in
termittent resident of this popular re
sort, arrived Monday morning fron
Minneapolis and will remain her
three or four months.
Major H. z. Haskell and wife, of For
Niobrara, Neb., have been enjoying
brief vacation in and about Hot Spring
since Saturday last. The major is
man of unusual activity for one of hi
years and is an expert and enthusiast
bicyclist.
Harry Stewart returned Sunda
evening from very enjoyable ten day
visit to j. b. Dickover and family q
Rapid City. He made the trip overlan
and was accompanied from Hermos
: to Rapid by Miss Anna Fnhlbrugg
who is making her home for the preser
: with Mr.. Dickover and family.
Mrs. Celia Butler. wife of Hon. Joh
I Butler, superintendent of tie railwa
mail service with headquarters at Lii
coin, arrived Saturday morning an
visited James NJ. Butler and wife for
!. few days. She left Wednesday morl
g ing for tour of the Hills in compan
with G. G. Wilson and family, of Lii
4 coin, who arrived Monday morning.
4. The citizens of Sioux Falls are alwa,
enterprising. They have invited til
editors of South Dakota, northweste1
: Iowa, and southwestern Minnesota [
: attend the Tri-State fair banquet
: that place on Monday evening, Sep
]. 21. 1896. Affairs of this nature al
always highly enjoyable at Sioux Fall
and those who ale able to attend wi
t never forget it.
Mrs. G. G. Hughes, of Omaha, arrive
Friday morning and is the guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. E. Mackinlay. 81
was joined on Saturday evening /
Mr.. Hughes who came down from I'll
: northern Hills in his special Car, AL
departed for Omaha Sunday evel
n ing. Mrs. Hughes will remain hel
t several weeks as the guest of Mr.
= Mackinlay.
!, The Buffalo Gap Republican h,
!. changed in form from six colun
folio to four column quarto. 1t
: change for the better, we think, ar
in it's present form and general max
up is model of neatness and typ
graphical beauty. Brother Ballou
an adept in the art preservative an
' his heart is right politically. He
y fighting nobly in the cause of soul
= money, protection and prosperity.
q Ed. Simms, of this city, who recen
n ly purchased an interest in barb
h shop at Sturgis, has been compelled
O leave that place owing to i'll health. l
L.,