Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-03-12
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Judge Cleveland was at Custer Mon
dag on business.
Mrs. Will H. Stanley entertained the
members of the Travellers Club We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Y. M. c. A. expect to have quite
an interesting program at their meet
ing in M%innekahta row tonight friday
to which everybody is invited.
j. A. Stanley is a candidate for the
Hot Springs postotice, aud of course
hopes to be able to 'knock the persim-
mons" when Mr.. Ames gets through
with it.
Mrs. Samuel Coats of Hill City, the
widow OF IL of the most popular aud
highly respected soldiers of the Sol
diers' Home of this city was recently
granted Il pension by the government.
Judge Cleveland enjoyed the pres
ence of n few invited friends to II six
O'Clock dinner Sunday-the occasion
being his 50th birthday. May the re-
manning half of the century he his hap
piest and best.
1.-The season" will soon open. 1t has
been fully and completely 'open'' all
winter. so far as weather is concerned.
but until the world learns that we have
no winter weather here to speak of we
suppose W shall have to submit to the
dull winter seasons.
You are invited to college chapel on
Tuesday evening, the 10th, to hear DIR.
Hancher's lecture, 'Going Abroad"
AS Hot Springs will he compelled TO
say good bye next week to it's true and
enthusiastic friend there will doubtless
be IL large attendance as there should
be. 1t is free.
Fred L. Evans. .Jr.. who has rom
siderable promising mining prop
eity in the Ragged Top district.
will remove his family from Hot
Springs to Speartish. where he will
make his home while prosecuting work
on his claims. ID ,adwood journal.
Mrs. c. Il. Arwine. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Pike. arrived Wednes.
day morning from Minneapolis. where
her husbands one of the head employ
es of the big Olson store at Minneapo-
lis. Mrs. .Arwine expects to visit with
her relatives here for two or three
months.
Mrs. j. III. Driscoll and little
daughter Ruth. departed Sunday night
for their home at Madison. Mimi.
Their visit was not so pleasant as was
hoped for on account of the long and
serious sickness of Ruth, but her re-
cpvery. which was almost miraculous.
recompensed for all. Mrs. Driscoll
was considerably improved in health
while here.
Presiding Elder Clough, while at the
Manhattan, Kansas. NJ. T.. conference,
! secured the transfer of Rev. j. w.
Seabrook. of Lincoln, Neb.. to Hot
Springs. He arrived this morning and
will conduct services at the college both
Sunday morning and evening Rev.
Seabrook comes very highly recon
mended.
\. j. Colgan has bought the grocery
department of the Elsey storeat Edge
mont and has installed his brother
John as manager. He is sending some
cases and Indian goods over from here
and if he can find sale there for butter
and ~ he will handle them to the
advantage of his patrons here Del
richs Times.
Walter Scott, who is in the employ
of A. ID. Stewart at Deadwood as a ma.
c:linist narrowly escaped IA fatal acct
dent last Saturday says the Times. He
was overhauling some machinery and
babbitting the boxes when without
warming the babbit metal exploded and
flew i'll every direction through the
building. a portion of the molten
metal struck Scott in the face. burn
ing him severely. 1t was at first
thought that n of his eyes was de
stroyed. but fortunately such was not
the case. Medical aid was summoned
and in ii short time he was able to re-
sumo his work. though with one eye
bandaged.
Judge Loomis S. Gull departed
Thursday morning for Lead where
he will open his law office. The firm
name will remain the same as it has
been at this place Fowler. Gull &
Whitfield although the same firm now
includes the practice at Rapid City.
1t is a strong firm and will no doubt at
once occupy an important place with
!. the legal profession of the Northern
. Hills. The STAR has before expressed
! its regret over the removal of this es.
Unable family from Hot Springs, but
this paper can scarcely express its sin.
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