Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-06-25
o. B. Chesley was over from Oelrichs

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o. B. Chesley was over from Oelrichs
Sunday.
w. E. Greenwood Of. Randolph, la,
is here seeking health.
r. F. Connor went to Lincoln the
fore part of the week on a business
mission.
Wesley A. Stuart, prominent attor-
ney Of Sturgis registered at the Fargo
Tuesday.
Rev. Seabrook has been spending a
few days at Martins Valley ranch with
@. O'Banion.
G. F. Miley and wife of Des Moines
arrived Thursday morning and are
gnests at the Evans.
PC. DeVal and wife of Council Bluffs
arrived Thursday morning aud will
enjoy Black Hills climate for a while.
A special Communication Of
the A. F. & A. NJ. next Monday night
for work in the E. A. degree. All cor
daily invited.
Revival meetings will begin at the
Baptist church on Sunday evening
conducted by Rev. r. R. Hopton of
Pella, Iowa.
President Lymer and Mrs. Thornby,
county superintendent, are at Rapid
City instructing in the Pennington
county institute.
Mrs. P. G. Davis came down from
Rapid City Wednesday to look after her
property interests here and enjoy a
few days of this resorts pleasures.
Mrs. III. E. Dickinson and Mrs. v.
Anderson arrived Thursday morning
from Clark, S. d., seeking the benefit
of Hot Springs climate and water.
Frank Godfrey will pack up his stock
of goods in the New York store as soon
as possible and remove them to some
point in Missouri, not yet decided
upon.
Mrs. AL Munson of Lincoln and Miss
Emma Hansen of Grand Island, rela-
tives of Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson are ex-
pected to arrive in the morning for a
few weeks visit.
Fred Cole will soon leave for a two
months commercial trip throughout
Wyoming and Utah. He will then go
to Missouri and start racket store in
some town in that state.
Warning! 1t would be prudent to
examine that new combination COM
mode and dresser at Germond's.
Chas. Bruen, the Sioux City grocery
man, is here on his regular annual
excursion, having been here each season
for a number of years past. His arri-
val is a pretty sure index that it is at
least warm in his part of Iowa.
Prof Burns returned Tuesday night
from trip through the Hills. He will
remain here week or two and then go
to Iowa to spend the rest of his vaca-
ton. He thinks the scenery of the
Hills is great.
Hon. G. r. Hair, who represented
Butte county as republican in last
winters state legislature, came down
from Belle Fourche last night and will
spend several days visiting the attrac-
tions to be found here at this season of
the year.
Jake Gable, the genial travelling pas:
senger agent of the Elkhorn, with
headquarters at Des Moines, came in
with the eNcursionists Tuesday. He
says there will quite number of peo-
pie come to the Springs after the
Fourth is celebrated.
A dance will be given at the city hall
Friday evening for the purpose of
raising money to defray the ex-
penses of the Edgemont base ball
team, which is to play here Saturday,
July Sd. The boys of this city feel
that they can get together an aggrega-
tion of fans which will be able to give
the Edgemont enthusiasts some instruc-
tion as to how the national game
should be played.
Miss Alta Williams, who has been
the efficient operator of the telephone
system for some time, has resigned
and is succeeded by Miss Milligan.
In this connection in it rumored that
in Cold Brook next Sunday an energet.
ic young business man of that vicinity
will March to the hymeneal altar with
one of the fair daughters of that neigh
borhood. The STAR extends congrat-
ulations in advance.
College Day at the Plunge