Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-19

Mrs. j. d. Nicholson is expected to
return from her visit to Yankton Satur-
day morning.
Capt. Marsh, president of the Union
National bank of Omaha was an arrival
Friday morning.
W. G. Porter andI. M. Donaldson, of
Custer, were spectators at the county
republican circus Saturday.
The last member of the little herd of
deer belonging to F. T. Evans was
killed by falling from a cliff in Theresa
park Wednesday.
Hon. G. W. Wattles, president of the
Trans- Mississippi exposition, arrived
Friday morning accompanied by his
wife, and spent a couple of days in the
city.
DIR. Grace Osborne, a recent graduate
OF the Chicago medical college, was
among the arrivals Wednesday morn
ing. She will remain here several
weeks.
Tho Ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
Society will serve good ice cream and
cake to all corners. after 3 o'clock Sat.
urday afternoon, either in Liebmanss
vacant store room, or near by. Price
ID cts.
III. A. GODDARD, we'll known among the
stockmen of the west, has decided to
locate in Hermosa for the summer,
Mr.. GODDARD is an all round good citi.
zen and we are gladto havehim among
us.-Pilot.
The STAR is under very great obi
CATIONS to Miss Minnie Beer, the
efficient manager of the Western Union
telegraph office in this city, for her
Kindness in promptly furnishing this
office with convention bulletins.
The Ladies of the Royal Neighbors
are requested to meet at Odd Fellows
Hall, at ) O'Clock, on Wednesday after
noon June oath, to make arrangements
for the social.to be given on Monday
evening, June29th BY order of Oracle
ana recorder.
Mark G. Rich, of Lower Horsehead,
made homestead entry on Horsehead
land Tuesday. He got enough of the
Georgia colony last winter and now
thinks Fall River county land is worth
staying with.
Mrs. F. 7. Evans departed Tuesday
night for Omaha to attend the funeral
of Andrew s. Van Curen who died in
that city on Tuesday last. Mrs. Van
Curen, widow of the deceased, is a
daughter of Mr.. Loveland of Rapid
City, and an old friend of the Evans
family.
The Children's day exercises in the
Presbyterian church Sunday were un.
usually good. The house was packed.
even to the gallery. The program was
we'll rendered and the audience appre.
ciated the efforts put forth by the
school. The only regret was that Supt
Lollinger was unable to be present.
Mrs. Abel Wilson died at the home
of her parents, Enoch Jones and wife,
on Horsehead, last Saturday night after
an illness of about one year. Her hus.
band is a prominent stockman ON lower
Horsehead creek. Her sisters arrived
from Spearfish i'll time to say farewell.
Mrs. Wilson was buried in Horsehead
cemetery.
Mesdamas Jones and Livingston. and
Miss Livingston came in from Erskine
Wednesday morning and spent the day
in the city, the guests of Mrs. H. d.
Clark. Miss Livingston was the guest
of Miss Werdna Kellar on Thursday.
Mrs. Livingston and daughter have de-
layed their departure for Pittsburg
until the latter part of the month.
Mrs. Billups, of Hot Springs, while
going from Edgemont to Cascade the
day of the storm, lost her way and
wandered around until the storm hung
her up in the gumbo, on what is known
as Fegle's fiat, where Mr.. Sanford found
her next morning in a sorry condition.
having been out in all the storm with
nothing to protect her.-Oelrichs Times.
Sunday evening Rev. H. v. Rominger
of Hot Springs delivered before the
young people an address replete with
wit and historical information. Its
central thought was faithful applica-
ton in little things, and while the
theme itself vas close to that of the
morning its treatment was along diff
ferent lines. Mr.. Rominger will always
have a hearty welcome from Chadron
audiences.-Chadron Recorder-Signal.
Harry Beal is in receipt of a letter
from his brother, Walter, who is in
johannesburg, South Africa, stating
that the prospects for the Transvaal
country are not very encouraging just
at present. There is a feeling of un-
rest among all classes of people and
more trouble with the Beers is feared,
He says many of the largest mines and
mills in the district have shut down.
There is much sickness among persons