Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-11-12

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Miss Mary Wilson, who has been
sick some time with typhoid fever is
improving.
The little four-year-old daughter of
T. w. Williams is sick with typhoid fe-
yer, but is getting along nicely.
Frank Burton of Custer is at the
Sanitarium very much troubled with
rhuematism. Mrs. Burton is with
him.
Mrs. Bostwick and son are here from
Custer-her son being at the SAM
tarium taking treatment for rhuema-
tism.
j. l.. Burke is the proud father of an
heir which came to his home Tuesday
evening. John says he is going to
make "A genius ''outen o. him."
The y. NJ. G. A. meeting Sunday af-
ternoon at $3.50 will be led by DIR. Hoe
mes. His subject will be "The True
Man." All young men invited.
George p. Gary and wife of Chicago
are guests at the Hot Springs House.
Mr.. Gary is in the employ of the
Northwestern railway company.
II. n. Cannon, an eastern gentleman
who is spending the winter at Sylvan
Lake for his health, is at the Hot
Springs House for a stay of a week or
two.
Miss Charlotte Cummings conducted
the teachers examinations Saturday for
Mrs. w. J. Thornby, the county superin-
tendent, whose illness made it impos-
sible for her to be present.
The 1berts brothers, alias Jones
and William Moore, who escaped from
the Deadwood Jail a couple of weeks
ago, are Is vet unapprenended, and
there is no definite clew as to their
whereabouts.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid Society
will hold their crysanthemum fair the
23d and 9th of this month. They have
ten prizes to offer. Those having
plants please notice this. Further
particulars next week.
Chief Engineer Berry of the Elk
horn arrived Tuesday in his special
car. He was returning home from Il
trip TO Caspar. Wyo., where he took
DIR. Mctiillicuddy and Professor Boyd
of the School of Mines to examine a
mine for the EllShorn company.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the .Atokados Mining and De-
velcpement Company at lGdgemont and
Omaha with a capital of $4,000. The
directors are j. Nj. Metcalf. w. II. S.
Hughes, j. Il. Kelly, of Omaha, and ID.
j. Burke and j. Kriedlaugh, of Edge
mont.
Eugene III. Lewis. formerly of this
city, but at present making his head
quarters at Omaha, came in Monday
morning from Hot Springs and will
spend II few days visiting old friends
and talking life insurance. in which
business he is at present engaged. Mr..
Lewis has been absent for sever years
and expresses himself surprised at tho
business transacted here.-Rapid City
Journal.
The saloon men throughout Law.
county have been indicted by
the grand jury for violating the liquor
license law. They have banded them
selves together to fight the matter and
propose to find out just what theil
privileges are. Some nice legal points
are sure to arise as the saloon men vii.
endeavor to keep the cases from being
tried as long as possible. The progress
of the trial will be watched with inter
est.
The ladies of the Methodist ch;lrc i
gave Il sociable at the home of Mrs. j
n. Stanley Tuesuay evening which was
for each foot of height up to five feet
was charged every II present. and
one cent for each inch above that
height. The ladies had prepared some
Guilty. FelleSIlHlelilS Wnlcu were ulS
posed of after the measuring. Game:
and amusements were INDUCED in ant
the forty people present enjoyed them
selves to the fullest extent.
Il. b. Rowe of Pierre was in the cit,
Monday working on his project toerec
Il long distance telephone line between
the state capital and the Hills. Tn
town giving the largest bonus will b.
given the Hills terminus. the sub
scribers taking stock. which will be re
deemed by the telephone company al
lowing them to talk it out. The lin,
will he about 1T5 miles long and vii
cost $4,000. The same line will b
used as ii telegraph line. thus making
} the one wire answer Il double purpost
-Sturgis Advertiser.
Colonel Linn says that there are no,
lbs old soldiers now enrolled al TIL,