Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-08-06
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o. T. ferguson, wife and family, of
York, Neb., are at the Gillespie.
r. s. Norval and wife, of Omaha. are
enjoying themselves in the city.
DIR. P. T. Barber came up from Chad
ron and spent Sunday in the city.
Elting Bennett and wife came up
from Alliance and spent Sunday in the
city.
DIR. L. Il. Conery and Mrs. f. Riley.
OF Neigh, Neb., registered at the Gill
espie Tuesday.
". ID. Edwards and Henry Monheim,
OF Lead, and John Monheim, of Sturgis,
spent Sunday in the city.
Ennis N. Searls and wife and Geo. T..
Paine and two, We're registered at the
Evans Sunday from Edgemont
G. B. France and wife, of York, Ncb.,
arrived Tuesday and have rented a cot
tage, expecting to remain some time.
Jos. Klein and family and Miss Dora
tricke, of Plattsmouth, Neb., are in
the city forseveral days rest and pleas
ure.
Mrs. E. G. Tousley, of Carroll, Ia.,
who spent some time here last summer.
returned last Friday to spend short
time. She is at the JFargo
MIR. and Mrs. ]. j. Tufts, of Peoriu,
ILL.,, are at the Evans for week or
more. Mr.. Tufts is agent for the
American Biscuit company.
The school board employed Miss
Lulu Kendall, of Chadron, as teacher
in the second grade. They also made
% mills levy for the ensuing year.
j. NJ. Kintner and wife have moved
into the Mckay cottage on College hill.
Their numerous friends are glad to
have them remain in Hot Springs.
DIR. VIM. r. Cullen and wife and VIM.
r. Barnes and wife, of Lake Crystal,
Minn., arrived at the Gillespie Friday
and are enjoying the delights of the
city.
The Lead Call of the 3rd inst, says
the gospel wagon, which has been in
that part of the Hills for some time,
has left for Hot Springs for few
days vacation.
A. G. Campbell, of big cattle COM
pany near Sheridan, Wyo., was at the
Evans over Sunday. His home is in
Chicago and he enjoyed the cool, in
vigorating atmosphere here very much
County Treasurer Burke is taking q
well-earned vacation, and is spending
the week in the upper Hills. James
Bradley islooking after the treasurer's
office during Mr.. Burke's absence.
o. NJ. Druse and wife, of Lincoln
Neb., arrived Thursday last and spent
a few days very pleasantly in the city
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stanley
They left for home Monday evening.
j. A. Mckinley came down from
his ranch in Sioux county with his
wife Tuesday night. Mrs. Mckinley
left for Hot Springs Wednesday morn
ing. -Chadron Recorder.
DIR. G. B. Boyle. the Homestake ply
sicician at Terry, was thrown from 9
fractious horse last Monday and re-
ceived sprained ankle which will pre-
vent him from attending to his prac
tice for some time.
The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handles
lumber. sash, doors, glass, paints and
all kinds of building materials; also
grain, hay, flour, feed and Sheridan and
A. B. Connor and wife, Miss Dee and
Minnie, Judge Granger and son, Mrs
Sawyer, T.. X. Ballet and T. II. Nun
son went to Sylvan lake Sunday, and
remained till Monday evening. They
report delightful time.
4 Andy Bray came in Wednesday from
a trip down the road and spent the day
; in the city, going on to Deadwood
Thursday. He said he expected to lose
his position as deputy U. S. marsha
very soon, as republican marshal will
i, soon be appointed.
Brains plus new type, plus frest
stock, plus skilled workmen, plus new
ideas, equals fine up-to-date job print
ing; the kind you want, the kind we do
Fred G. Cradle, Mike Elmore ane
two daughters. Thos. Cannon, wife anc
, mother, G. A. Dunlap, wife and family
ID. III. Crary and wife, and w. j. Dun
lap and wife, composed an interesting
party of Edgemonters who came owe
> Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim and son Norris O
, Omaha, who spent over a week in ou
, city, left for homo last week. The,
q also visited Deadwood and Lead.
was Mrs. Tins first visit to the Hill
, and she was delighted with the climate
r scenery and baths. Mrs Tim is ar
old friend of Mrs. Elsey.