Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-10-15
j. W. Dixon, of Omaha, is at the Gill

j. w. Dixon, of Omaha, is at the Gill
espie.
Bicycle for sale cheap; enquire at
this office.
Cory Curtiss and A. ID. Clark left
Wednesday night for Iowa.
Judge Boomer returned from the
northern Hills the first of the week.
w. s. Mari and Henry Weise, of
7, Omaha, were Fargo guests Wednesday.
j. w. Evans and his musical family
of Omaha registered at the Fargo Sun
day.
DIR. Stewart and hunting party left
Wednesday for the Nebraska duck
ponds.
Mrs. Farrelle, of Belle Fourche, has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs.
| Sharon Evans.
Judge MCGEE spent Tuesday and
Thursday in the city looking after his
political fences.
A. N. HARDWOOD, A. NJ. Deyo and j. p.
Code. of Bradford, Illinois. are spend
ing a few days at the Fargo.
Mrs. Wilson Woods. of IVA, Wyo.,
arrived Tuesday morning for a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. G. G. Smith.
j. n. Dunn will take a furlough from
the Soldiers Home next Monday and
leave for a three months visit to his
old home at Titusville, Pa.
The first snow of the season fell in
the northern Hills the first of the week.
This locality hasn't seen a flake as yet.
Our first snow last year fell on Oct. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Putney expect to
leave for home Sunday night. They
have enlarged their circle of friends.
who hope for their return another year
DIR. j. II. Hoelscher, of Chicago, the
firm friend of our Carlsbad, arrived in
the city Monday with his brother, Ed,
and they have been enjoying the week
here.
Frank Fasset and wife, of Ashton.
arrived Thursday morning, and located
at the Fargo. They expect to remain
all winter. They spent the winter here
two years ago.
An eastern Dakota paper states that
DR.. II. n. Burdick. of Vermillion. has
been appointed medical director of the
Soldiers Home. and if he accepts will
soon move here.
DR.. G. j.. lIardie. of Chicago, and sis
ter, Miss Hardie, of Ottawa, Canada.
are at the Hot Springs House and en-
pect to remain all winter for the bene-
fit of the doctors health.
y dance is being planned at the Sol
diers' Home for next Wednesday even
ing. The proceeds are to go into a
fund for the purchase of silverware for
the table for the veterans.9
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. liam and little
son, of Hyannis, Neb., visited the fore
part of the week with the family of r..
r. Ness. Mrs. Mann being a sister of
Mrs. Ness.
j. III. Wilson, the Burlington passen-
ger agent at Chicago, is at the Giles
pie, and will spend q couple of weeks
in the city. He has been with the Bur-
lington over twenty-five years.
A b. NJ. stock train ran into an
open switch at Dunning, Neb.. last Sat
urday night and killed engineer Eaton
and seriously injured brakeman Ira
Skies. Il brother of Ben Skiles. for.
merly of this city.
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
Victor coal. Phone No. IL. If.
Deputy United States Marshal John
p. Bedding came down from Deadwood
Wednesday night to serve restraining
orders upon Treasurer Burke, estop-
ping him from issuing tax deed upon
the Gillespie hotel property. The
matter is to be heard in United States
Court at Sioux Falls on the 22d.
Mrs. Jeanette Il. Herried, of Eureka.
S. d.. grand worthy matron of the o.
Il. S.. arrived in the city Wednesday
morning. a special meeting of Martha
chapter was held Wednesday evening
when the work was eNemplitied and
the grand worthy matron gave a few
instructions as to the work. Refresh
ments were afterwards served, and alto
gether it was an enjoyable and profit.
able evening.
Roger Young has a good light wagon
aud buggies at bargains, and you de-
ceive yourself and your horses if you
don't get your horses shod at Young's
blacksmith shop.
The fire department had an interest
ing and harmonious meeting on Tues
day and all differences we're amicably
adjusted between the department and
the Minnekahta Hose company. A
ball has been planned by the depart