Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-09-17

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Miss Werdna Kellar is visiting friends
Mt Deadwood.
Miss Dole. the new local music i'll
strnctor for the college, arrived form
Chicago Thursday.
.ATS. \. NJ. Wade and little daughter.
Lncile. came down from Lead last Fri
day and are visiting relatives ia the
city.
W. Flanagan was an arrival last Sat-
uraay. to look after his interests here
His many friends here are always glad
to see him.
Miss Lulu Woods, of Hay Springs. a
niece of Mrs. A. S. Stewart, was a Sat
nr'lay arrival. She has enrolled as a
student of Black Hllls college.
FoE SaLE-My property in Mime
kahta row. very cheap. Will sell my
barber shop and building separately
OF together. Il. III. LEWIS.
u. w. Julian, city editor, and w. j.
Secor. manager of the Lead Call, came
down Sunday evening and returned to
the city of mills next morning.
While John VanSittert was engaged
i'm tearing down an old building last
Friday undiscovered acentipedc, which
he captured and bottled. 1t was a
lively little reptile.
Will Brennan came up from Hay
Springs and spent last Friday visiting
with friends in the city. He is learn
ing telegraphy from his brother who is
station agent at Hay Springs. His
mother and sisters reside at Omaha
and are we'll and enjoy living there.
Elegant office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of II. S.
Kelly, receiver.
Mrs. Il. II. Pond and son, Lester.
went to Buffalo Gap Sunday night,
where Mrs. Pond will visit friends for
several days. Lester went on to Lin
coin, Nebraska, Monday, where he will
attend the Worthington Military !Acad-
envy during the coming year.
Hon. Q. n. Herried, one of the board
OF regents and ex-Lieut. Governor has
been visiting the school of mines, to-
gether with Regent Hough, of Sturgis.
They have agreed upon a faculty for
the school of mines and the Journal
says the school will open,on time with
an able faculty.
The public schools will open next
Monday, and the attendance promises
to be excellent. The educational fac
ilities offered by Hot Springs make
this city a most desirable place to live.
Aside from its claims as a place of res
idence it has the loftier attraction of
good churches and schools.
Ben Hnrrison, foreman of f-,the gen
erai roundup informed the Times
that the general fall roundup will
start to work on the 18th of..September.
and will meet on Lower Horsehead on
the evening of the 14th. The country
will be worked the same as in the gen.
eral roundup of last spring.-Oelrichs
Times.
The Black Hills Presbytery will hold
it's fall meeting with the Presbyterian
church of Hot Springs next week. On
Tuesday evening the Moderator SER
mon will be preached by Rev. b. f.
p. Prugh, of Rapid City, aud on WED
nesday evening the Presbytery will in
stall Rev. b. Il. Pearson as pastor of
the Hot Springs church.
III the STAR isn't filled to the brim
this week with all the local happenings
and arrivals charge it up to IA rush of
work in the office. Aside from am en-
ira run in the job department the de-
lilqucnt tax list is upon us and is
hnstling our force to get it up for pub
llcation on time. An extra man has
been added TO the office force this
week.
Mrs. Gov. Lee and daughter, and
Mrs. Linn visited Wind Cave last Fri
day and enjoyed it hugely. Mrs. Lees
health has greatly improved during
her sojourn in the city of nearly four
weeks. When she came it was with
difficulty that she kept up AN about.
but she was able to go into the cave 10
the Fair Gsounds without becoming
greatly wearied. Mrs Lee and dauch,-
err left for home Saturday evening.
Last Saturday General Manager Bid
wells private car arrived over the Elk
horn, bearing Mrs. Bidweil, Mrs. w. B.
Sterling. and MIR. and Mrs. w. C. Fees.
all of Omaha. Messrs. Bidwell and
Sterling vent to the.sNorthern Hills
from Buffalo Gap and returned to the
SPRING. in the evening. The entire
party enjoyed a drive to:Cascade Sun
in the Minnekahta livery tally-ho.
They returned to Omaha Sunday eve
ming.
L. r. Brayton,: :who will be well re.
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