Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-07-17
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of Star Readers.
l.. Baker, of Omaha, is in town.
Judge Gardner and wife came down
from Rapid City Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Hill, sister of Mrs. Frank Porter.
arrived Wednesday morning and will
remain several weeks She is accom-
panied by her son, Bunker.
Rev. j. P. Green, d. D., of Liberty
Mo-, the president of William Jewell
college, is at the Evans. He is accom-
panied by Mrs. Greene and their. son.
John Skinner, of the Bald Mountain
News, was a visitor in the city Wednes-
day. Our latch string is always out
but Col John failed to find it this
time.
w. L. Elswick, formerly connected
with a Crawford, Neb., newspaper, is
a guest at the Hotel Fargo. He has
about decided to locate here perman-
emily.
Mrs. G. G. Wilson, of Liicoln, is
visiting her brother, E. j. Moore. She
is accompanied by her little son who is
just recovering from a siege of pneu-
monia.
Doc Miller, who was a Resident of
Hot Springs in 1884 or 'S5, but now
living at Belle Fourche, is engaged
with gang of men in fixing up the
Elkhorn grounds near the Catholicon.
Geo. A. Brooks, the irrepressible
Bazille Mills flour man, Chas. Smith. A.
Kendall and wife, Miss Van Horne and
Miss Mira r. Gleason, all Gillespie
house guests, comprised happy tally
no party to Cascade Monday evening.
All who are indebted to the firm of
Traut & Gillespie must cali and settle
at once. The firm has been dissolved
by mutual consent and all accounts
due the firm must be paid without
delay.
Gerald Grace was arrested Tuesday
night by Marshal Curtiss for taking ON
a Jag of more than average size, and
after sobering up in the cooler over
night, was fined s1Oand costs by Judge
Dudley. In default of the payment of
the fine, Grace was committed to Jail.
Frank Gregory was givena similar dose
for like offense yesterday morning.
George Boomer, who is day clerk at
the Campbell house in Lead City was
slightly disfgured by falling through
a window Tuesday. The Call says he
started to washing the office windows
and it was such a surprise to the glass
that it broke and George fell headlong
from step ladder right through the
glass. He looks like he had come in
contact with steam engine but is lust
as happy as ever.
Mr.. o. d. Noble, the genial repre-
sentative of the Lincoln Journal, ac-
companied a party of ten to Edgemont
the first of the week. Those who saw
the sights of the Mid Republic city
under the chaperonage of Mr.. Noble
were Mr.. and Mrs. Orth, and Miss
Orth, Mr.. and Mrs. Herzberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mengen, Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. Sieve and
Mr.. Hennemore.
Hon. w. g. Porter and Dennis Carri-
gan, of Custer, came down Wednesday.
and in company with Gene Gordon, of
this city, received the red cross and
black cross orders of the Temple in the
Commandry. Mr.. Porter, who is candi-
date for the nomination for state
senator from this district, remained
here few days to look overth politic-
al situation. Up to this time he seems
to have clear field and according to
precedent Custer county is entitled to
the office for the ensuing term. Mr..
Porter is an able man, has a good
record and would make an efficient
legislator.
A tally-ho party of Evans hotel guests
visited Cascade Friday and to say that
they enjoyed the outing but feebly
expresses it. Among those COMPOSING
the party were Mrs. Blunt, Miss Blunt,
Miss Reed, Miss Dawson, Mrs. Meyer,
Mrs. Beaver, Mr.. Fernell, Mr.. Wood
and Mr.. Elmendorf. The party took
dinner at the Grand View where thew
were regaled with spring chicken.
new cherries and a great variety of
garden sass" fresh from the landlords
garden. Chris Jensen handled the
and Charley Elmendorf acted
as chief bugler.
Mrs. Lampert and daughter. Miss
Alma, of Hill City, were the victims Of
q runaway last Monday. They we're
driving to Keystone when, near the
upper end Of the Bismarck ranch. the
horse took fright and started to rnn
and was soon beyond their control.
The buggy was overturned and thew
were thrown VIOLENTLY IN fho r,ro,,ny