Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-09-11
Mrs. DR.. Daily entertains number
of friends at her home this afternoon.


Labor day at Sturgis was celebrated
by about 5000 people from various
portions of the Hills. A splendid pro-
gram was carried out.
w. H. Robinson, the enterprising
stockman and rancher near Oral, was
in the city Tuesday and favored the
STAR with pleasant visit.
Mrs. Jacob Lampert and daughter
Of Hill City came down few evenings
ago and the latter has resumed her po-
sition in the corps of the public school
teachers of this city.
Emil Hargens, Jos. Vincent, Sharon
Evans, Jake Cassels, T. E. Mackinlay,
Chambers Kellar, Harry Clarke and
w. H. Stanley are attending United
States court at Deadwood as jurors.
L. Miller, wife and two children, of
Lead, who have just returned from q
visit with relatives in Europe, have
been visiting their old friends, T. G.
Silkenson and F. j. Green.
The Elm Creek Sandstone company
has secured the contract to deliver
ten carload of cut stone to Pine Ridge
agency, for the purpose of putting up
several government buildings
Miss Druse returned Sunday from a
business trip to Omaha where she has
been purchasinga fall and winter stock
of goods. She expects to have milli-
merry opening next Thursday and Fri
day.
Charley Allen, a brotherof our towns
man Frank Allen, arrived several days
ago with his family from Forest City,
8. D., coming overland. He has been
installed as night man at the power
house.
w. A. Turner, who was recently
elected to position in the Montana
Wesleyan at Helena, will leave for his
new field of work tomorrow evening.
He will spend Sunday in Edgemont
with Rev. A. L. Baker.
Senator Kyle, who was to have spoken
in this city last night on the political
issues of the present campaign, tele-
graphed to Col. Kellar that he would
not be able to speak here until next
week some time. He speaks at Rapid
City tonight.
Arthur Eaton has been chosen as
one of the faculty of the Black Hills
college, as instructor in languages and
ook-keeping. He is expected from
Chicago in few days. Arthur's many
friends here will be pleased to have
him return. College opens next Tues
day.
MIR. G. B. Colson, who is so we'll and
favorably known in this city, having
spent his summers here for several
years past, left for his home, Fremont,
Neb., Tuesday night, accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. Nye. Mr.. Colson's
health is rapidly failing him and it is
feared that he can not long survive.
The ladies of st. Lukes Guild will
give a supper at the Gillespie dining
room Wednesday evening, Sept. 16,
from $50 to 7:3O o'clock. The follow
ing menu will be served for the small
sum of 25 cents: Dill pickles, buns,
chicken pie, potato chips, cabbage
salad, waters, black coffee, and dough-
nuts.
DIR. G. B. Boyle, of Hot Springs, ar
rived in the city today to help Drs.
Dickinson and Freeman, during the
sickness of DIR. Spaulding, who is suf.
fering with typhoid fever. DIR. Boyle
is learned physician and as q prac-
tiit,ner has enjoyed great success. He
is looked upon as one of the brightest
doctors in Hot Springs.-Lead Call, 8
Messrs. Wiley and son. of Omaha, ex.
perts in water and electrical systems,
we're in town a few days this week max.
ing thorough examination of the
plants here. They made their reports
to the company, but nothing could be
obtained for publication this week, OK.
cepting that some radical changes will
be made in improving the water and
light systems.
Capt. Lucas returned Monday morn.
ing from his sad mission to Iowa, where
he buried his loving wife. The captain
was we'll nigh worn out, but is now
rapidly recuperating and will soon be
himself again. The pressure upon him
to enter the campaign and make some
political addresses is so strong that he
has consented to devote some time tc
| it, which will be good news to his friends
in the state.
The picnic in the southern part o.
the county last week at which H. d
Reynolds, of Custer, and G. NJ. Cleve
land, of this city, discussed the politi
cal issues, was not largely attended OF
account of the unpleasant weather, bu'
the program was interesting and tn,
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