Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-07-09

Tuesday.
Jos. Petty is home from Limestone
country.
Regular communication A. F. & A.
NJ. tonight.
The county commissioners are in
session as board of equalization.
Hot weather and the 4th tell upon
STAR this week. Forgive our short
comings.
Miss Mayme Held and Mrs. George
Stewart we're over from Edgemont
Saturday.
w. Cotton and wife of York, Neb.,
are sojourning in this city at the Gill
lespie.
d. L. Garrison of Omaha is making
his annual visit to this city and is at
the Gillespie.
Twenty Alliance railroad people
came up Thursday and enjoyed pic
mic in the groves above town.
H. L. Brock, E. T. Brock and Leo M.
Koch of Chicago are at the Gillespie
and will remain some time seeking
health.
Bert Perry has returned from the
Northern Hills and expects to leave
soon for North Dakota to go to rail-
roading.
Mrs. L. ID. Burke has had her home
on College Hill newly sided and
painted and it is now a model of
beauty.
e. NJ. Botsford and wife of Quincy,
ILL.,, arrived Sunday morning ::for two
weeks stay. Mr.. Botsford is with the
Herald of that city.
A party of eleven arrived Wednesday
from Malvern. Iowa, and are likely to
remain some time. They are stopping
at the Hot Springs house.
DIR. G. 1. Smart, the c., st. p, M..&
O. R'y. at Blue Earth City, Mimi, ar
rived Wednesday with his family for a
weeks sojourn.
Geo. +. Bidwell, Jr., came down from
Deadwood Saturday night to spend
Sunday with his parents, who arrived
in private car.
Jacob Pfeifer and Henry Pope, of
Petersburg, Neb.. F. w. Beck, of Nor
folk, and Jos. Gilsdorf and wife, of
Humphrey, Neb. are at the Clifton.
A public reception was given at the
opera house last night to bid good bye
to Capt. Lucas and wife, and bid well
come their successors, Capt. Linn and
wife.
Rev. r. L. Robinson was down from
Hermosa the latter part of last week
for visit with his son and daughter.
Miss Eva accompanied him on his re-
turn.
Rev. Loughborough of Battle Creek,
Mich, one of the Oldest of the Advent
lists ministers arrived Wednesday
morning and will remain during the
camp meeting being held by that so.
ciety.
Albert Adams arrived Monday, ac-
companied by his friend, w. w. Cray,
from Toledo, Ohio, where Albert ise eas-
sistant manager in large dry goods
house. Their vacation will last about
month.
Miss Beatrice Carter of Pierre. who
was here with the Sioux Falls party
last week and went with it on its tour
of the Hills, spent Sunday at the
Evans, starting for her home that
evening, meeting the party at Buffalo
Gap.
Mrs. Howland Daley went to stur-
gis Wednesday to be in attendance at
the meeting of the Black Hills Union
Clubs, before which she reads a paper
on the Concentration of Thought in
Dramatic Literature,' as representa-
tive of the Shakespeare club of this
city.
Mrs. G. A. Peterson gave reception
Tuesday evening in honor of her
AiAOS0os &1Ai .. ~. II. ANuaSOu AluCOlus
and Miss Emma Hansen of Grand ISL
and. About 30 ladies wore present and
very delightful time was enjoyed.
very excellent refreshments being
served. Mrs. Munson is pianist and
Miss Hansen is violinist and they en-
tertained the guests with some ex.
Quisite music.
The Edgemont base ball team failed
to appear last Saturday, having gone
to Newcastle instead. To have game
anyway nine was picked up to play
the team which was to have met Edge
mont. A lot of experimenting was
done by the regular team after they
hal demonstrated for few innings
that they could play ball, resulting in
more even score than it otherwise
would have been--41 to 36.
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