Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-10-08
Charming autumn weather.

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Chambers Kellar spent Sunday and
Monday in the city.
Miss Helen Bailey visited with her
mother in Sturgis Sunday.
Judge Bennett, of Deadwood, So
journed in the city over Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Cole and her mother re-
turned from Missouri Valley Friday
last.
ID. b. Martin and wife, of Philadel-
phia, registered at the Hot Springs
House Saturday,
DIR. Leroy Brown, of Heron Lake,
Mimi, vas a Saturday arrival at the
Hot Springs House.
Rev. A. B. Chaplin, the new Methodist
pastor, will preach his first sermon in
the city at college chapel next Sunday
morning.
II. w. Somers and A. L. Overpeck,
of Rapid City, spent Monday night in
the city going to Custer Tuesday NOR
ming to attend court.
Capt. LeGarde, wife and child, and
Mrs. Taylor and child came up from
TT. Robinson Saturday. Capt. Taylor
joined the party Sunday morning.
Joe Brunschmidt was in the city Sat-
urday with the first installment of
alfalfa for the Soldiers Home, he hav-
ing secured the contract to supply the
Home with it.
Geo. Clark, the b. 4 NJ. brakesman,
is laid off for a few days with an in
jured tinger-torn upon a nail while
handling a box of freight. r. G. Swift
is taking his place.
Judge Boomer arrived home last
Saturday, remained over Sunday, and
went to the northern Hills Monday to
look after his interests at Ragged Top.
He will return again in a few days.
Miss Anna Morrell, the popular piano
instructor. of Spearfish, has taken
charge of the organ at the NJ. T. church
succeeding Miss Candee. who will leave
for Omaha today.-Deadwood Pioneer
Times.
Buy Il few of our North Star cur-
rants, Industry goosberry. and Marl-
boro raspberries. and start a small fruit
garden. r.. r. HUGEs, Agent.
Last Friday the Shakespeare club
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. a. b.
Connor: vicc-president, Mrs. j. A.
Stanley: secretary, Mrs. j. II. Boomer:
treasurer. Mrs. Carrie Cleveland.
Strawberries till you can't rest. Get
Huges, the tree mans. prices.
j. ii. Putney and wife. of Chicago,
were arrivals Monday morning, and
expect to be at the Gillespie two or
three weeks. Mr.. Putney is train dis
patcher for the Burlington at Chicago.
They are delightful people and greatly
pleased with our resort.
We can give you anything you want
in the fruit tree line from our nursery
at Lake City, Minnesota. JEWELL
NURSERY Co. II. r. liuges, Agent.
Jay Crane, j. +. Parks, DR.. Stewart.
and Charley Stewart will leave next
Wednesday for the Nebraska duck
ponds for a fortnight's hunt. Mes.
danes Stewart and Butler and Stewart
Stanley will accompany them as far as
Hay Springs, at which place they will
VISIT with relatives while the men
slaughter ducks.
Wanted. to trade nursery stock fo,
buggy and single harness. II. H
HUGEs.
Fred Gillespie was made happy Tues
day by receiving word from Pierre that
the lower court had been sustained in
his case against l.. L. Evans to obtain
proper credit for 100000 which was
paid to defendant upon notes held by
him against Gillespie. bnt which notes
Gillespie was unable to recover after
payment.
Huges, the tree man. is in town.
While Chris Jensen's five year Ole
boy was playing with other children
last Friday, with a lighted candle, it.
waist caught fire and before the flame.
could be extinguished the little fellow
was quite badly burned. He suffered
IL great deal for IL few hours, but for
tunately was not injured internally.
Is it expensive to plant fruit? No
if you buy Of Huges, the tree man.
Revs. Weir and Chamberlain. VIII.
were here in August with the gospe
wagon, came down from the northern
Hills last Friday. having discontinue
their work in the Hills for the season
They expect to remain here anothe
week resting and recuperating befor
returning to Chicago to pursue thei
theological studies.
, The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handle