Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-05-29
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

Mrs. +. T. Evans visited Deadwood
Saturday.
A brother of Mrs. Al. Pratt arrived
yesterday morning and is clerking ut
AIS store.
Mrs. B.A. Wade, and, grandson Ben
ME, went to- visit her SOU, DIR. n. M.
Wade and family.
Mrs. Chas. Wilcox has been quite
seriously ill for several days past but
is somewhat improved at this writing.
FoR RENT-The James w. Martin
residence. in Mammoth Spring addition.
For particulars apply at this office.
CarpenterC Crosby was slightly injured
on Saturday last by puncturing one of
his feet with a rusty nail. He hasn't
done anything since.
The B. a. NJ. will hereafter run their
free reclining chair cars through to
Lincoln, thus doing away with achange
of cars at Edgemont.
w. II. Hart and family are reported
to be dissatisfied with Colorado and
will shortly return to their old home
in Nebraska.
Miss Carrie Andres, of Gordon, for
merly a student of Black Hills college,
arrived Tuesday morning and will re-
main during commencement.
Our Morro:-
Not how cheap, but how good. j. G.
Richer ~ Co.
Barney Mullen came down from
Deadwood Monday night to testify il
i'll the Evans-Dudley case. returning to
Deadwood Wednesday morning.
Tony Wolf. of this city, and z. Il
Adams. of Edgemont, started Monda,
morning for an overland trip to Idaho
where they expect to locate perman
emily.
Mrs. S. p. Romans, wife of Juag,
Romans, who is we'll known in the Hill.
and has been a frequent visitor in Ho'
Springs, died at her home in Omaha OF
the 18th inst.
Emory Taylor left Wednesday even
ing for Belle Fourche where he has ac
cepted n position in a drug store. HI
is II energetic and gentlemanly young
man and will doubles meet will
success.
Rev. A. A. Brown returned Monda,
morning from Green River, Wyo. H.
says an artesian we'll of sod,
water was recently struck at Greer
River that runs three pounds of sod,
to the gallon.
Go to r. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs O
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
Frank Thayer and mother have agail
taken up theirresidence in Hot Spring
having moved over from Edgemont OF
Saturday last. They are occupyin
the Lawrence Thayer residence in tn
southern part of town. They are Ell
gagged in the manufacture of rusti
chairs, s~ettees. stools, stands, etc, an,
are doing quite a thriving business
Frank expects soon to go to the centra
Hills.
William Allen ventured out of hi
quiet retreat near Cascade Tuesday an,
came yer to the metropolis. He say
he and his wife ARE enjoying life in
menseiy ut their country seat ST:
from the maddening crowds ignobl
strife" Mrs. Allen's health is niue
better than formerly.
If you need feed. flour. buildin
material or coal so to Buffalo Ga
Lumber company.
ii. L. Catlin and wife arrived SUI
day morning and visited friends i
Hot Springs and v~icininty until Tue.
day evening. 1t is needless to add tn;
their numerous friends here were d.
lighted to SEQ them. Mr.. Catlin
now travelling auditor for the Roc
Island in Kansas, with headquarters
Topeka. His family still lives in Lii
coin, however, where Karl is attendin
the State University.
w. r. Castle, r. r. Conner and Gle
Turner left Monday morning for
three months tour through the centr
Hills mining district. They have Il
best team, wagon, camp equippage an
general tourist and prospecting QUIT
that ever pulled out of Hot Spring
They forwarded a complete assayi1
outfit to Hill City, withthe use of whic
Mr.. Castle is thoroughly familiar, ar
sharp lookout will be keptfor promi
ing mineral property.
Hon. Thos. E. Makinlay returne
Sunday morning from Aberdeen, whe
he went to attend the democratic sta
convention. Mr.. Mackinlay says ii
convention was lively and interestil
from start to finish, the issue bell
sharply drawn between the "gold bug
and ''silver grubs." The former, amol
which MIR. Mackinlay isnumbered, W.
the day after a hot fight. ..and succeed
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