Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-06-12
CITY in BRIEF.

Glen Hart left Monday morning for
Deadwood, where he has secured a po-
sition as clerk in u store.
A. X. Ferris, who has been a member
of the soldiers home for the past year
or more departed on Monday evening
for his home at Frankfort, S. ID.
DIR. Wilkinson, one of the proprietors
of the famous bath house and SAM
tarium at Lincoln, and surgeon for the
ID. Il NJ. railroad at that place, arrived
Saturday morning accompanied by his
wife, and will remain several days.
DIR. Hancher, DIR. Swickard and Prof.
Turner vent to Edgemont Monday
evening to participate in the ceremony
of laying the corner stone of the new
Methodist church in course of erection
at that place. DIR. Swic..rd preached
on Tuesday evening.
jim Noodle, who is now engaged in
the mercantile business at Lead City.
spent a couple of days in the city this
week. He is doing IL tlourishing bust
ness at the City of Mills and is pleased
with the outlook. On Monday he
shipped his counters, show cases and
other fixtures from this place to Lead
and will ut nee open his stock of
.jewelry. specimens and curios.
Charley Bentley. Il younger brother
of Commercial Agent Bentley of the
B. ~ NJ. railroad, met with adistressing
accident Friday afternoon, at the ID. T.
ID. smeltcr at Dcadwood, by which he
lost his right arm. He had charge of a
set of rolls used for crushing ore and
while in the act of brushing them with
a whisk broom. his arm was drawn into
them. crushing it nearly to the elbow
in a frightful manner. The injured
member was amputated at the elbow.
See Parks, Stanley Il Co. for the lat
est form of accident policy issued by
the old reliable ''Standard' of Detroit.
Mich.
Miss Daisy Willoughby was pleasant
ly surprised on Friday night by about
twenty of her young friends, the oc-
casion being the fifteenth anniversary
of her birth. The evening was most
enjoyably spent in playing games of
various kinds, and ut the proper time
light refreshments were served. Owing
to the storm several of the young peo-
pie who reside in the country on
the south side of the Cheyenne river,
were compelled to remain until Mon
day afternoon.
If you need feed, flour. building
material or coal go to Buffalo Gap
Lumber company.
Mrs. Henry Monheim left Tuesday
morning for Rapid City, going via
Custer thence r to Rapid by pri
vate conveyance, to attend the wedding
of her brother, Mr.. Frank Walsh, of
Custer. to Miss Kate Mcmahon, of
Rapid City, which was solemnized on
Wednesday,, Rev. Father Kearney
officiating. Mi. Walsh is a popular
young business man of Custer and the
bride is an accomplished young lady
and has made an enviable record as a
school teacher in the public schools
at Custer and Rapid City.
Go to L. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. IS.
Miss G. y. DIN, private secretary to
, Mr.. Levi b. Doud, president of the Ma
i tional Live Stock bank, has returned
!. from "a three weeks sojourn at the
g South Dakota Hot Springs. She was
delighted with her stay there and says
there is no doubt about the efficacy of
those waters in cases Of rheumatism.
She explored the wonders of the great
Wind cave, said to be larger and finer
than Mammoth cave. The daughter
of the mayor and other distinguished
society people made Miss Olin's stay
g all to brief to her.-Chicago
Record.
Our MOTTo:-
Not how cheap, but how good. j.. G.
Richer l. Co.
Charles Waite returned yesterday
from Edgemont, where he established
a branch of the Deadwood Stock en-
change, with Harry GODDARD, editor OF
the Express, as agent. He also estab.
lished a branch at Hot Springs and in.
stalled Harry Clark as agent. Other
branches have been established as fol,
lows: Whitewood, J.W. DeKay, agent
Rapid, John Brennan, agent; Belle
Fourche, w. NJ. Peterson, agent; Gus
ter, Buel r. Wood, agent. The market
reports are sent to the branches by !
o'clock in the morning and a good dea
of interest is shown inthe markets. 1,
is the intention of Waite & Gibbs tt
establish a branch in every town in tn,
Hills.-Deadwood Times.
For RENT-The James w. Martin
residence, in Mammoth Spring addition
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