Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-05-22
Mrs. W. E. Zollinger has been SON
.siderably indisposed during the past

Mrs. w. r. Zollinger has been con-
siderably indisposed during the past
week.
Dr.. w. G. Smith and wife and Mrs.
Geo. w. Ladd are among the Sturgis
visitors in the city.
Miss Grace Baker will visit friends
Mt her old home in Wayne, Neb., after
the college commencement exercises.
United States District Attorney Mil
Ter and wife were among the numerous
arrivals On Monday mornings B. s. M.
passenger train.
Miss Grace Beardshear has finished
her term of school at Buffalo Gap and
departed last week for her home at
Black Hawk.
DIR. Bellwood, surgeon of the B. & M.
at Alliance, accompanied by his wife,
was among the arrivals in the city
Monday morning.
Ed. Flynn, a leading merchant of
Keystone fell from a %stepladder while
doing some work in the store one day
last week, breaking his ankle.
E. Y. Lane, of Watertown, and G.. G.
Wilson, of Washington Springs, both
of whom are delegates to the grand
lodge, were callers at this Office Mon
day.
j. B. Dickover came down Saturday
night from Rapid City and spent Sun
day with his family. He reports bust
ness very satisfactory at the new store
recently opened by him in the Gate
City.
We are informed that the Parrott
house will not be opened by Mr.. Par
rott this season. A part of the furni-
ture is being disposed of by Messrs
Germond and Cole at their second
hand store.
Robert e. Love, of Garden City, is
among the latest arrivals at the soldiers
home. He is an old veteran and has
been ill for some weeks. He has been
running the Half Way house at Garden
City for several years.
Archdeacon Ware came down from
Deadwood Friday night to officially
announce and make preparations for
the coming visitation of Bishop Hare
who will reach Hot Springs on the 9th
of this month.
Mrs. r. S. Ketchum, daughter of Rev.
George P. Beard OF Whitewood, came
down from that place last evening with
her three boys, and she with her inva-
lid mother who has been taking baths
for her rheumatism at the Evans. have
gone to housekeeping in the Nicholson
cottage in Happy Hollow.
The Rapid River milling company of
Rapid City has secured the government
contract for furnishing flour for Rose
bud and Pine Ridge agencies for the
ensuing year which was awarded at
Chicago Il few days ago. The contract
amounts to 100000 pounds of flour.
Overland traticto the Hillsis getting
quite heavy. Teams are crossing near
ly every day now, going or coming.
Passenger traffic by stage is also quite
heavy, the fare being not half so much
overland as by rail and the time con-
sumed about the same.-Pierrc Jour
nal.
Miss Eunice Spencer returned Satur-
day morning from Scribner, Neb., after
an absence of seven months. She has
entered the employ of the Evans hotel
as waitress. She is delighted to get
back to Hot Springs and ssays that to
her mind there is no place quite so de-
lightful as this.
In the case of Gillespie VS. Evans, the
defendant was given thirty days in
which to secure and turn over to plain-
tiff the notes in question properly San
celled, or Judgment would be entered
up against him for the amount of the
notes (S1O,OOO) and interest.
Editor Ballou, of Buffalo Gap, who
ISCCAU1y SIS1CCO Uu0 lullcES edCLu uc-
posit, owned by Sharpe and Bodenner,
near Fairburn, says: They have only
opened out the deposit, yet its quality
proves to be as good as that south of
town, from which the company is ship
ping earth, which is saidt to be the finest
quality yet discovered.
Sam Harris returned the first of the
week from a few days visit to True
Parsons. who is now living on his
ranch south of the Cheyenne river.
Sam enjoyed a days fishing during his
absence and caught a fine string of
channel cat fish. True is suffering
from a painful attack of neuralgia in
the face and Sam generously "turned
in" and planted his crop of corn.
Tho new boiler of the Hot Springs
Sulphur bath house was set and the
forty-foot smoke stack raisedlast week.