Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-07-16


the Gillespie for q few days.
Mrs. j. w. Seabrook and little daugh-
ter left for Lincoln Wednesday night.
M. A. v. Davis, a pleasant gentleman
of Seward, Neb., is in the city for few
weeks.
The Merchants dray line has just
received an elegant new dray wagon
for their business.
w. j. and Roy Ness, Rev.J. F. Catlin
and Rev. r. R. Hopton took in the
wonders of Wind Cave Monday.
Sheriff Eastman joined the other
sheriffs of the Hills in witnessing the
hanging of murderer Brown at Dead
wood Wednesday,.
Hattie A. Burns, one of the teachers
in the Yankton schools, is at the Gill
lespie. She will stay some time for the
benefit of her health.
The town is rapidly filling up with
health and pleasure seekers, a large
number arriving during the past few
days. Some days this week over fifty
were brought in on a single train.
Mrs. H. N. Steele and Mrs. E. E. Rid
die who came up from Hot Springs
last Saturday morning to spend the
Fourth with friends in the city, re-
turned home Tuesday evening" g.-Her-
mosa Pilot.
j. i. Denman made a hundred mile
trip through the valleys tributary to
Whitewood last week and from care
full observation believes that the pros
poets for bountiful rain we're never
more gratifying Plain
dealer.
j. A. Gillespie and wife of Omaha,
who have been at the Gillespie for the
past week, left yesterday morning for
the upper Hills. Their daughter Mabel
is with them. Mr.. Gillespie is superin-
tendent of the Deaf and Dumb Insti-
tute at Omaha.
Rev. r. r. Hopton, who conducted
such Interesting revival meetings for
two weeks at the Baptist church,
left for his home at Pella,
Iowa, Tuesday night. He made many
friends during his sojourn here who
hope he may visit our city again.
Miss Lnlu Mcdonald came down
from keystone Thursday and
yesterday went back, taking Miss
Anna Fuhlbrugge with her for a
visit. Miss Fnhlbrugge has been
spending the past three weeks with
Miss Josephine Dickover.-Rapid City
Journal (1Oth).
Rev. +. Peterson, who is the superin-
tendent of foreign missions for the
Baptist church in six of the states of
the Northwest, with headquarters in
Minneapolis, arrived with his wife
Wednesday morning for six weeks
stay.
Samuel j. Potter, manager of the
Great Western Type Foundry at Oma-
ha, and j. Il. Carpenter of the Carpen.
ter Paper company of that city are
here on their way home from a business
trip through the Hills. They are gem
ial, whole-souled fellows whom it is a
; pleasure to meet.
j. L. Stewart is packing his stock of
hardware preparatory to removing to
Terry, in the Northern Hills, where he
has already rented building. Mr..
Stewart has been in business in Buffa-
10 Gap eleven years and his removal
from our midst will be sore loss in
deed. All regret to see him go-Buffa-
10 Gap Republican.
DIR. Seymour, the we'll known optician
of Omaha. has informed us that he will
, spend few days at the Evans the last
+ week in July or the first week in Aug
ust. People living in this city should
avail themselves of this opportunity of
seeing the doctor as he is we'll known
to many people through the Hills. and
! his reputation as a skillful optician is
0 beyond question.
Sam Shankland, the fluent scribe
who so elegantly wields the pencil that
has made the Custer Chronicle famous
= came down from Custer last Thursday
to find out what WAS wrong with his
stomach. He hadn't bean able to eat
anything for five days and began to be
. suspicious that something was wrong
He hadn't been here long before he
u could eat little and was on the road tt
- recovery. He was really in bad shap.
- and it was surprising that he was able
l. to be around. But Sam has made .
L very thorough test of fasting, ant
other newspaper men will heave sigl
l. of relief to know that the problem ha
been solved.
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