Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-07-30

have visited Hot Springs during the
past week.
The apportionment of the insurance
company money among the fire COM
panies of the state gives Hot Springs
S144.
Bob Wallace, who shot John H.
Brown, was held by the coroner's jury
for examination by justice court,
which trial was to be had Thursday at
Edgemont.
John Pierce has given notice that he
would take the options that he has on
mining property in Lawrence county
when the time is up-Sept. LIST. 1t
means big thing for Lead.
Ira Marcoux. the eight-year-old-son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe MarcouX, left the
other day for few days visit with
relatives and friends in Hot Springs.
He will be absent until the fall term of
school.-Lead Call, %.
One thing which Hot Springs should
have within convenient access of all
visitors is public park. No pla ,e is
more in need of one and no place has
finer opportunities for making one
than Hot Springs.
+. NJ. Godfrey has concluded not to
go to Missouri, as he first contem-
plated, but will locate in eastern Ten.
nessee. But he does not expect to
remove before October as he desires to
sell off his winter stock before leaving
here.
S. j. Robinson. who has been one of
Bradley Flats intelligent ranchers, has
concluded to go east and will leave in
few days with his family, going over
land. He may possibly go to Iowa, but
will stop wherever he thinks teere is
favorable opportunity for him.
Harry GODDARD of the Edgemont Ex-
press came over Monday to help enter
tain the Connecticut party who were
spending few days in the city. Har-
ry shines as an entertainer, in show
ing people the attractions of the Black
Hills.
Emil Grosshauser and wife returned
from their Hot Springs trip last week.
Jim" was we'll supplied with rheuma-
tism when he departed, but the won
derful waters of this Carlsbad of Amer
ca soon absented it all and he says he
is feeling all right again.-Sturgis
Press.
James M. Patton, editor of the Odd
Fellows World of Aberdeen, arrived
Monday and expects to be in the Hills
about month in the interests of his
paper. Mr.. Patton is a warm friend of
Hot Springs and has many friends here
who are always glad to see him.
S. S. Baker and son, j. X. Bak-
er of Beemer, Nebraska, returned
last Friday from their outing
throughout the Hills. They went as
far north as Speartish and had splen-
did time. j. X. Bakor is manager of
j. L. Bakers business at Beemer and
returned to his home Tuesday evening.
DIR. Seymour, the Omaha occulist
who is very we'll known in the Hills.
and is highly recommended, will be in
Hot Springs in short time, at the
Evans hotel. Those in need of his
professional services should watch for
his arrival
A prominent party that spent few
days at the Evans consisted of Rev. G.
A. Graves and Bertha f. Graves of
New Britain, Conn, Hattie A. Sander
son, Ada G. Sterling, Alice w. Grams
by of Bridgeport, Conn, G. j. Smith of
Milford. Conn. and g. b. Knowlton of
West Ashford. They visited the north.
ern Hills and Edgemont, being tinan-
cially interested in the latter place.
j. w. Joyce hitched four horses to
tally-ho Thursday afternoon and drove
to Edgemont with the following ladies
to visit the Edgemont lodge of Royal
Neighbors that evening: Mesdames
Joyce, Lewis, Dornan, Rceder, Cable,
Cramer, Snyder, Bailey, Joe Petty,
Boyles, and Miss Nellie Mower. Mr..
Joyce handled the ribbons for the
double team like an old stager. 1t was
a jolly, happy crowd.
o. X. Jones and wife of Lexington.
Neb., arrived Monday morning for a
visit with their old time friends, Frank
Godfrey and wife Nh. Jones is clerk
of the court Of Dawson county, and is
"a genial, popular gentleman. He says
the crop outlook in his part of the
state is very promising. About 10000
acres of 0and are irrigated from the
the Platte river in his county. assuring
them of big crops every year, but the
unirrigated lands have splendid crops
this year. Mr.. aud Mrs. Jones are de.
lighted with Hot Springs.
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