Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-10-02
THE City in BRIEF,
Chambers Kellar returned Saturday
morning from Omaha.

Tom Ormsby has been Slightly indis
posed during the past week
Otto johnson of the stucco mill had
a COW killed by the b. tS NJ. train
Tuesday night.
Rev. Brown departed Monday morn
ing for tour of the northern Hills i'll
his capacity of superintendent OF Con-
gregationa! churches.
Jimmy Cavanaugh, a former resident
of this city, arrived Monday morning
from Crawford, accompanied by his
wife, and will probably locate here
permanently.
Ed. Davis LETT Thursday evening for
Pine Ridge where he vii! L. employed
for the next two months in overhaul
ing and remodcling some of the agency
buildings.
Ed. Towns, the atfablc representative
of Perkins Bros. Go. of Sioux City. ar
rived Saturday morning over the B. &
NJ and spent Il couple of days in the
city.
DIR. Jennings returned Sunday morn
ing from Sioux Falls where he attended
the Iri-State fair. and participated in
Il convocation of the Mystic Shrine.
He also visited relatives and friends in
Iowa for Il few days.
Mrs. Il. y. Wade returned Friday
night from Lead where she has been
assisting inattenling the little children
of DIR. and Mrs. \. NJ Wade who have
been ill with fever for two or three
weeks past.
Ed Kelly was OH Friday of last week
appointed receiver for the Minnellahtn
building company on application of
Cl. n. Miner who has commenced fore
closure proceeding on IL mortgage held
by him on the Minnckahta.
The sidewalk Just south of the post
office on River avenue has been raised
several inches by the city marshal
during the past week and the improve
ment will be greatly appreciated 10y
pedestrians along that avenue.
Mcs(iames Gull and Anderson visited
the fair at Sturgis on Friday last
While there they met Mir. and Mrs.
Moses and returned with them to their
ranch on the Morcau where they will
enjoy Il few days outing
W. III. Hart, formerly resident of
this city. arrived Saturday morning
from Wyoming and visited his son Cliff
until Tuesday morning when he lett
for DeaGwooa where he will visit Il
few days with Mr.. and Mrs Glen Hart.
For paint go to Il. Young's.
The home of Andy Snyder was blessed
on Sunday last by the arrival of u
handsome. wide-awake boy of average
weight and more than average beauty
and lung power. The STAR extends
congratulations to the happy parents
and best wishes for the futureo of young
Mr.. Snvler
Col. Kellar went to Minnekahta Mon
day morning 10 meet Senator Pettigrew
and accompanied that gentlemen te
this city. The senator was met at the
depot 10y Judge Meredith, of the Edge
mont Advocate, Alderman Mower, Land
lord Fargo and other leading loca
popocrats and escorted to the Evans
Ed Sarver and family. who have beer
enjoying ten.days' vacation on the
farm of Mr.. johnson. near Ardmore
returned to their home at Deadwood
Wednesday. They enjoyed their visit
in the country immensely and wer.
greatly benefited by their outing. Thi.
is the first vacation Mr.. Sarver ha.
taken for three years.
Rev. Rominger returned Monda,
morning from Crawford where HI
preached his first sermon Sunday unde
his new appointment. Rev. and Mrs
Rominger packed up and shipped thei
household goods and departed thi
week for Crawford where they vii
permanently reside. The best wishe
ofnumerous Hot Springs friends atten
them.
One of the principal mouthpieces G
the popocratic party, in the course c
heated curbstone discussion on til
production of wheat in this countr,
made the ridiculous assertion th;
there is not enough wheat raised
this country to make three biscuit
apiece for every man, woman and Chi
in it. OF course this statement
obviously absurd but not more so thu,
I, hundreds of other statements that a
being made in public addresses by Il
same popocratic orator in all parts
the county. And yet such statemen
are vigorously applauded by some 9
thusiastic popocrats.
The wonderful Wind cave, locat
nine miles north of this city, is nc
Oouaru11v roooOniyad ac ono of nj